Blowing the Lid of Nookie – Miss Kansas Has Tattoos and College Football Players Get Paid
There is a scene in the movie Broadcast News where the up-and-coming pretty boy at the network does an investigative piece on date rape. During the segment the camera shows pretty boy tearing up while the woman tells her story. When the piece airs, the grizzled veteran jealously comments “He’s blowing the lid off nookie.”
His reaction was wrong, date rape is serious, but way pretty-boy handled the reporting was wrong too.
(In the end, grizzled veteran proves that pretty-boy “acted” the tears thus destroying his credibility as a reporter. Ironically the pretty-boy gets on the fast track to the anchor chair coveted by the grizzled vet.)
Two stories that broke this week fall into the blowing the lid off nookie category. Both have to do with exploiting young people’s bodies to the benefit of somebody else The newsers are blowing up with these earth shattering stories:
- College athletes get paid to play. Their families get paid too.
- Beauty queens will do anything to gain an edge in competitions.
Those are the equivalent of blowing the lid off nookie for sure.
Is there anybody that believes that the athletes competing in major sports at major colleges aren’t getting paid? It’s been going on for years and years and years. Ever wonder why colleges invest so much in their athletic programs and facilities? It’s a money grab. ESPN will pay $400 million to broadcast three games at the end of the season.
Would you be surprised to hear that a father was offered $600,000 if his son agreed to play for a powerhouse program?
According to his father, Chester Jones, the 5-star wideout left a $600,000 deal on the table from a collegiate powerhouse before ultimately choosing College Station as his new home.
That isn’t unusual.
How about the fact that girls were offering sex to high school boys in exchange for a commitment to come to their college? And that assistant coaches were acting as their pimps?
Happens regularly.
Blowing the lid off nookie.
Miss Kansas – Theresa Vail and the most visible of her tattoos.
And of course, the other ridiculous “news” story is the one about Miss Kansas becoming the first woman with a visible tattoo to participate in the Miss America Pageant. She wants to break the stereotypes.
“Why am I choosing to bear my tattoos? Reference A; my platform! Empowering women to OVERCOME stereotypes and break barriers. But I am who I am, tattoos and all.”
I’ve come to believe that over 90 percent of the things people claim is “empowering women” is nothing more than self-serving bullshit. I don’t know anything about Miss Kansas. She may be a wonderful person. But participating in a beauty pageant, the same one feminists literally bombed in the 1970s, while displaying her tattoos is not empowering to anyone. Then again, if anyone connected to the pageant tries to give her grief about it, she can put the always PC contest on the defensive by claiming they are oppressing women by not allowing her to compete. Perhaps she’s outsmarting them?
It’s all a publicity stunt. Glad the “indian” won…
My first thought was native american, when I read it this a.m. (didn’t watch)
“feather” indian vs “dot” indian
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