[Reno89519]

A good read and food for thought.

[Lopeover]

The Hollywood environment is very bizarre and hedonistic. The female “groupies” are ripe for the picking and allow most anything. I think that was the point of the “locker room” talk.

[luvbach1]

Delicate flowers Kaine and Disabled horrified!

[euram]

You can also add the fact that an estimated 50 MILLION American women went to see or read Fifty Shades of Grey.

So, all the hysteria whipped up about 3 minutes of Trump’s 11 year old remarks is as phony as a 3 dollar bill.

[dragnet2]

[Reno89519]

Sorry, looks like Aunt Polgara posted this while I was also editing and post.

http://freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/3478754/posts

[Texas Songwriter]

Does anyone remember about the time Clinton was proven with the blue dress, a pool reporter (woman) who said, “Well, I’ll give him a blow job if that is all he wants.”? I do not remember her name but I remember the video and the comment.

[dragnet2]

Now why might it be that men regard women as sex objects? Surely the ravenous purchase by females of stiletto heels, push-up bras, butt-hugging mini-skirts, plunging necklines, false eyelashes, hair extensions, breast implants, butt implants, lip implants, and mascara, rouge, and lipstick to the tune of billions a year has nothing to do with it. Females would never ever exploit their sexuality to seek attention from men.

Truth sounds like hate to those who hate truth.

[Robert DeLong]

Just imagine what open mic captures of Hillary or Bill Clinton might reveal if the press were not in the tank for them and were willing to actually release those statements they uttered when they thought no one would hear them.

Had it not been for Wikilinks we would have not heard anything disparaging about either of them.

My guess is they would make Trump's remarks pale in comparison.

Yes, when women dress sexy men notice and comment. What's more women are most likely excited to find out the responses they are evoking. Especially if that response was made by a man she was seeking attention from to begin with.

[pabianice]

Back when I was in college during the Jurrasic Era I had for one semester a roommate who had previously flunked out for being a drunk instead of a student and had again been admitted for a last chance. Of course, he repeated his last semester’s behavior and flunked out for good at the end of the semester. He spent every night at the frat house and then slept all day, rarely even going to classes. His frat’s social life was called The Broken Cherry and when conscious he sometimes told me of the goings on. They sounded exactly like Trump’s secretly recorded trash talk with Bush. BFD.