Post by TCM on Jan 22, 2013 12:59:59 GMT -5
www.buzzfeed.com/ryanhatesthis/girls-are-now-tweeting-out-pictures-of-their-boobs
Agroup called @kuboobs has started aTwitter sensation, asking for University of Kansas students to send themphotos of their boobs for good luck before games. Now dozens ofother colleges have Twitter accounts asking for students to do the same.
Theyalso offer a"Feminist Perspective" on their site.
It's all aboutwho's in the driver's seat; and in the case of#kuboobs, it's the ladies all the way. #kuboobs has emerged from the throes ofMarch Madness: a frenzied, cultish worship ofthemale body and its physical prowess. Its a masculine sphere that traditionally excludes women (just like those pricks who assume girls don'twatch the games!). But with #kuboobs, ladies are here to announce their fandom, loud and proud, and to seize their own place among the Apollonian bodyworship that's synonymous with the NCAAbasketball tournament. Its our answer to the phallic act ofputting the ball in the hole.
Agroup called @kuboobs has started aTwitter sensation, asking for University of Kansas students to send themphotos of their boobs for good luck before games. Now dozens ofother colleges have Twitter accounts asking for students to do the same.
Theyalso offer a"Feminist Perspective" on their site.
It's all aboutwho's in the driver's seat; and in the case of#kuboobs, it's the ladies all the way. #kuboobs has emerged from the throes ofMarch Madness: a frenzied, cultish worship ofthemale body and its physical prowess. Its a masculine sphere that traditionally excludes women (just like those pricks who assume girls don'twatch the games!). But with #kuboobs, ladies are here to announce their fandom, loud and proud, and to seize their own place among the Apollonian bodyworship that's synonymous with the NCAAbasketball tournament. Its our answer to the phallic act ofputting the ball in the hole.
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I can understand why the bird is so happy.
