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Woody Allen seduced and then married his own stepdaughter, and his career didn't skip a beat. This is at least in that same ballpark. CK was already doing things DIY style and he may not be inclined to just throw away all of his creative ambitions if he sees a path to getting his work out there.
Here’s one. And mind you, this is a group of friends so I don’t think it’s malacious. But we are not in a place any more where stuff like this has any context any longer and Louie himself turned his back on this kind of stuff in going mainstream.
As a man who loves tan legs, I must say I've not heard this used in any bro country songs. But I stopped listening after my SIL divorced the loser. Maybe it's the new fifth pillar of bro country son lyrics.
Working just with anecdotal evidence here, but generally very bro heavy behavior accompanies the rally cap. I'm will to accept I could be wrong about this. In fact I hope I'm wrong. I myself was once a young rally capper of 13 or 14 years.
Are we talking about walking around or actually in the middle of a game using a rally cap because my rally cap consists of an inside-out hat with a ball sitting on the brim
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Of course. Just not the rednecks who love them.
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Never can get enough tan legsOf course. Just not the rednecks who love them.
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the bro culture is not the brohan culture bromigo the bro culture is creepy and wierd and the brohan culture is about following the path of the brohan doing on to others as you would do to yourself and being good and living and let live basically it is about doing what the big kahuna from down under upstairs would say is aces so bam take that to the bank brochachos
The high school I work at is very diverse in terms of race, ethnicity and religious- not so much economically. We are firmly what one might call working class. There is a small pocket of Trumpers- very popular white senior boys who are good at sports, get good grades,etc. In general, those boys are nice kids. Obnoxious and arrogant, yeah. However, they are nice people. They wear MAGA gear (not everyday or like a gang, but enough to notice) but I have never seen them express any overt sexism or racism. Of course I am a teacher so if they did, it would likely happen when I am not around.
He was a nice kid otherwise and wouldn't try to correct me or share radical views with the class. I got the info from what he would write in essays and listening to him talk to his friend in class. He is very bright and extremely well read on 20th centuary world history. He is the type of kid to read a bio on Patton in his free time. He just also has a lot of very radical right wing ideas.Sounds like someone deserves a parent of the year award.
The parts in blue are very much true of my daughter's cohort. That is, the general run of her cohort are noticeably more tolerant of differences than my cohort was. At her current school (test-in magnet), there is a mix of incomes from mid-six-figure families down to eligible-for-public-assistance.
Is the negativity coming from a partucular ethnicity/race or from students of a certain economic status? I know teachers that work in wealthy schools and they said most of the discrimination/bullying isn't about race so much as towards economically disadvantaged students. They also have seen similar behavior towards staff. Not racial things but the idea that "my dad is a lawyer and I am going to be a lawyer too. You are just a lowly teacher." 16 year olds with brand new Cadilacs making fun of teachers with an old Ford Escape, etc.The parts in blue are very much true of my daughter's cohort. That is, the general run of her cohort are noticeably more tolerant of differences than my cohort was. At her current school (test-in magnet), there is a mix of incomes from mid-six-figure families down to eligible-for-public-assistance.
What I am seeing (and what my daughter is recounting to me) is that there is a backlash against the background default inclusiveness. I guess inclusiveness = conformity. I doubt it's even one kid in ten -- but there's enough of the backlash that the behavior can be noticed at public events (e.g. crowd at football game, or along parade route).
There was also a baffling case (per my daughter) of a white male student making fun of a teacher's race during class, being heard by the teacher, and (supposedly) not being reprimanded in an any way. That wouldn't have flown even in the '80s.
Among the kids at my daughter's school, I've only seen if from white students. I only know one of the kids personally ... more of a lower-middle-class class-clown type that's been in classes with my child since Pre-K. I am unsure about the home lives of the others.
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