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AXE ANARCHY Commercial Markets Body Spray To Women

Jan 102012

The notoriously male-only fragrance company AXE is famous for their overly sexualized commercials marketing stinky body sprays at young adolescent men who will do anything to get with a girl. Now the company is trying to double their market share by selling their sprays and products to women as well.

Before people get too bent out of shape, remember AXE is basically just a young and hip marketing department of Unilever. The mega conglomerate owns many personal care and fragrance companies that all contain almost the exact same ingredients, be they marketed towards men, women, young, or old. Read more on HuffingtonPost and Jezebel.

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Sh*t Single Girls Say

Jan 052012

Will the new Sh*t someone Say videos fad ever end? Since the Internet loves to beat a dead horse until it’s dead again, it seems we’re only getting started.

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It Only Takes A Girl To Make A Difference PSA

Dec 202011

It Only Takes A Girl is a new PSA to bring light the open and obvious sexism against women in the world, especially in developing counties. Many girls do not get the chance to even go to school. Instead, they are raped without consequence to the perpetrator, or are given over by their parents for marriage before they are even teenagers. Check out what you can do to help.

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Sh*t Girls Say Part 2

Dec 202011

Sh*t Girls Say started as just a mere Twitter account, but has quickly evolved into so much more. Spoofs of the funny stereotype continue to become popular themselves. Here is the second episode of the most likely upcoming long series. “Sooo good, right??”

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Anchorwoman Reads Seven Percent As Seven Cents

Nov 082011

An anchor woman reporting on the Devil Rays lowering their prices by an average of 7% didn’t understand and read it as 7 cents. To give her credit, it was written in decimal. But her to two co-hosts don’t give her any slack and laugh in her face. They really belittle her, and all she can dumbly say is, “I don’t get it.”