[Casie]

I grew up in the 80’s so when I hear the name Jane Fonda, I picture all kinds of bad ideas that festered throughout the 70’s- like fondue, disco, and peter pan collars. No one has fondue parties today. No one went out this afternoon and bought a brand new fondue set and an Abba CD. So why are people still going around spouting Jane Fonda's failed liberal mantras? Did it seem cool in the 70’s to be a disco-loving, peter pan collar wearing, fondue-eating commie traitor? Well, the 70’s are over. Disco is dead. And smart people stopped smoking the monkey grass and became productive, happy, well-ajusted Conservatives. Jane should be tossed out like green shag carpet.

[miss marmelstein]

Hate to tell you, but about 5 years ago fondue came back in style for a while. The trendy foodie magazines ran with it and before you knew it, the stores were filled with those melted cheesey/chocolate things. It died out pretty quickly, though.

[MinuteGal]

You win Post of the Week for your humorous takes on Jane Fondue, peter pan collars, discos and shag rugs.

I'm still chortling!

Leni

[Celtic Conservative]

lets not forget "porn star" mustaches and new cars that began to rust on the showroom floor.

CC

[CORedneck]

Cannot forget the polyester clothes including leisure suits, the much hated 55 mph speed limit, and Jimmy Carter. Oh, forgot inflation which ha made a comeback once again now that we are in Jimmy Carter’s 3rd term.

> Well, the 70’s are over.

[meatloaf]

My bucket list only has one item. That’s to piss on Jane Fonda’s grave.

[navymom1]

The sad thing about Jane Fonda is that I believe her liberalism is all she has left. Her career is basically dried up with only the token picture once every few years, which in reality doesn’t do much at the box office. Family, ??? never see or hear about her children. Do they even associate with her? As for her youth and beauty, both have faded because no matter how wealthy or how many hours of exercise she puts in, she can’t outrun the aging process.

My distaste for Ms. Fonda is not her liberalism; it’s what she did in Viet Nam while my cousin was fighting that war and eventually dying over there. After her famous visit and more famous photo, she should have had her passport taken away and refused entry back into the United States.