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zeldapsychology
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07 Oct 2010, 8:09 pm

I'm all for supporting it awarness etc. I'm sorry for you or anyone that has it etc. So please don't take offense!! !! I just want to state my mind here please???? I don't get the "Save the Ta Tas" thing yes it's another name for breast but would we go around and use "Save the Ass" stuff IMO no! Save the butt or something lighter. Ta Tas IMO sounds like a bad word. Save the Breast or Fight against Breast Cancer etc. seems more appropiate than "Save the Ta Ta's" Does anyone agree? * Gets attack/mobbed/killed by diehard Breast Cancer supporters* Sorry.



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07 Oct 2010, 8:10 pm

Die hard breast cancer supporters. Ha.

Anyway, there are bands in my school that say "I love boobies". I find that hilarious.


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07 Oct 2010, 9:46 pm

I agree that that sounds awkward for supporting finding a cure/awareness for breast cancer. I'm terrified of what they'd say about fighting for a cure for prostate cancer :?



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07 Oct 2010, 10:02 pm

I'm going to quote The Beatles parody group; The BooBles that's raising money for breast cancer awareness & say~ "Give teats a chance" http://www.theboobles.org/



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08 Oct 2010, 6:05 am

I think it's trying to break the ice and make people comfortable about conversation pertaining to breasts. After all, they are natural.


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09 Oct 2010, 11:07 pm

Talis wrote:
I agree that that sounds awkward for supporting finding a cure/awareness for breast cancer. I'm terrified of what they'd say about fighting for a cure for prostate cancer :?


Would the wrist bands say, "I love wieners?"


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