Carrie Prejean Models Costumes For Women Of Marvel

Today’s Lady News: Make It A Carrie Prejean Halloween!

Posted by: Jessica Wakeman Filed in: news
5:00PM, Thursday September 24th 2009

Beauty queen Carrie Prejean modeled some less-than-modest Halloween costumes for Women of Marvel last year, before her Miss California fiasco. Um, is this supposed to be hoochie Spiderwoman? [TMZ] We’re not sayin’ these Halloween costumes make Miss I’m Sooooo Into Family Values a hypocrite or anything. We’re just sayin’.

“Spontaneous ejaculation,” supposedly a medical condition, is no excuse for acting like a creep! A Singapore judge ruled recently against 28-year-old Chong Weien, who got nabbed splooging on a fellow student’s thigh in 2006. Ew! Weien, who is also a National University of Singapore student (in psychology, ha), was riding a bus when he pressed his crotch up against some chick’s thigh and blew his load. She took him to court for an “outrage of modesty,” which the judge agreed with, despite testimony from two doctors who said Weien does indeed suffer from a “spontaneous ejaculation” problem. Hmm, maybe it was the fact that creepy Weien was jailed for 15 months and caned three times in 2002 for a similar conviction? [Straights Times, hat tip to True/Slant]

MTV’s tag line for Kristin Cavallari is “The Bitch Is Back,” which apparently isn’t offensive when MTV is throwing you piles of money.—[Jezebel]

Oh, joy. The “Girls Gone Wild” dude, Joe Francis, avoided jail time by pleading guilty to filing false tax returns. [NY Daily News]—Ladies, you’ve been duly warned.

The family of a teenage girl in Florida who died from an adverse reaction to anesthesia while undergoing breast surgery on “asymmetrical breasts and inverted aureole” is suing doctors who did the procedure. [Fox News]—It’s sad that some women and girls don’t accept the way their bodies look naturally.

Salon.com’s Broadsheet blog wonders if it’s fair for people to know the name of the Hofstra University student who falsely accused five men of gang rape. After weighing the pros and cons of why other blogs have or haven’t printed the 18-year-old woman’s name, the blog said “under-reporting [of rapes] is a far bigger problem. I don’t want to further deter real rape victims from bringing their rapist to justice. And that’s why I won’t be printing the Hofstra accuser’s name.” Do you agree? [Salon.com Broadsheet]

A South African man has been sentenced to life in prison for participating in the gang rape and murder of 31-year-old lesbian soccer player Eudy Simelane. The first open lesbian in her township, she was raped and stabbed 12 times before her body was dumped in a river. The court said Simelane’s sexuality wasn’t a factor in the murder, but activists disagree, saying the rapists engaged in a terrifying practice called “corrective rape.” [Newser]

comments

effing hickster
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 04:57 pm: [report]

Maybe it’s just me, but the rest of these stories make Carrie Prejean’s spiderwoman suit seem like less of an issue at the moment.

retro chic
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 06:15 pm: [report]

@ article: “The family of a teenage girl in Florida who died from an adverse reaction to anesthesia.”

Fatal anesthesia errors are epidemic, as there is less and less accountability with MICRA and similar laws restricting liability amounting to the level of disincentives “To Do No Harm.” It is the hypocrisy of Hippocrates at its core.
1. Have surgeries that require general anesthesia IN a hospital. These surgery centers aren’t experienced enough to respond properly in dire emergencies like these; and their doctor owned/operated and not as well regulated.

2. Don’t have elective surgery that requires general anesthesia.

4. Kids and old people are the worst candidates for it.

3. What parents couldn’t man-up enough to say “No,” and support her to love her body instead of sending her to her death?

4. Why would surgeons would perform this? Scratch that. We know the answer.

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@eh: given the line up, absolutely. However, it does bear repeating that spiders of her ilk eat their young with their special brand of “family values,” which is dangerous to us all. [tic]

Jessica Wakeman
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 06:27 pm: [report]

@effing hickster

Duly noted. However, trust me, the pictures I found of Joe Francis in knee-high silver stiletto boots and tight dress w/ a slip on the thigh were NOT pretty.

effing hickster
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 09:55 pm: [report]

@Jessica: Eek! Please don’t let him on the GGW bus!

christinax4
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 10:44 pm: [report]

Jessica Wakeman: You already posted the rape-accusers’ name- 6 days ago. Go back and check your facts.

sunrise
wrote on September 24 2009 @ 11:44 pm: [report]

she’s wearing a venom suit, not a spiderman one!

(sorry, my nerdy moment for the day. done now!)

wheels2434
wrote on September 25 2009 @ 08:40 am: [report]

@christinax4 - Jessica never said she didn’t post the name of the accuser; that wasn’t the issue. She just wanted to mention that particular blogger’s point of view to see what people thought of it. HE didn’t want to post her name. Jessica just thought it brought to light an interesting point.
@sunrise - that is INDEED venom. don’t feel nerdy, embrace it.

aaaaand extremely long post over.

effing hickster
wrote on September 25 2009 @ 09:20 am: [report]

That got me to thinking. I wonder how an extreme cage match might turn out if you pitted Joe Francis against Carrie Prejean? I’d give money to charity to see that.

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