I must be watching different commercials
Posted by jimJun 8
Than Aunt B., because I’ve never seen either one of those but there is one I’ve seen recently several times that’s strange in a disturbing way. Apparently, there is a person named Kendra who is going to have a TV show of her own. Judging from the video clips included she was the beneficiary of a grant from myteethlookstrangelyfakebutsparkleywhite.com and myboobsaretoobig.com both. A quick Googling revealed that she even has a last name and her “famousness” arises from being one of Heffner’s playmates. Judging from the video clips, Hef is still selecting based on breast size rather than intellect.
Now, it may be that the producers intentionally picked footage designed to show off this person’s ability to fill every crevice in the blonde bimbo stereotype, but I actually know a few blondes, some of whom may actually be blonde, and none are as vacuous as this person seems to be. (I’m trying to be nice. She apparently has moved in with a pro football player and they’re all bigger than me.) It’s like the lights are on all through the house but the elevator is stuck between floors. And, yes, I know that the metaphor is bizarrely twisted – that’s why it works here. Seriously.
There’s a clip showing her swinging around a post in a house which obviously emphasizes how far away from the post she has to hold herself to prevent interference, but there’s also a microphone transmitter the size of three decks of playing cards that’s been clipped to the obvious convenient spot, her back bra strap. (The possibility that it’s some sort of counterbalancing weight scares me.)
She was also apparently on a show I must have missed called the Girls Next Door. I do not live in that neighborhood. If you watch this show, please don’t tell me. I’d rather think better of you.
3 comments
Comment by dolphin on June 8, 2009 at 3:14 pm
So glad I don’t have cable…
Comment by Southern Beale on June 8, 2009 at 5:52 pm
You know what commercial I find strange and disturbing? Those talking E*Trade babies.
Maybe if babies weren’t trading stocks our economy wouldn’t be in the mess it’s in.
Comment by jim on June 9, 2009 at 7:38 am
What bothered me about this is more that this young woman has advisors – an agent, a director, a producer, a boyfriend – all of whom must have told her this was a good career move. Ten years from now, when the counterweight needs to be a lot higher, if her financial advisors are as crappy as her career ones, she’ll have nothing to show for this.
Dolphin, how can you possibly have a good life without Billy Mays? That’s got to be illegal, immoral, or something.