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LanternWaste

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8. I'd never thought of, let alone heard of the walk of shame until prime time telly introduced me...

Fri May 1, 2015, 04:11 PM

May 2015

I'd never thought of, let alone heard of the walk of shame until prime time telly introduced me to it (same show as you, too). And then, by the magic of branding and within mere days, The Walk of Shame was all the rage for co-workers and friends to laugh at and talk about.

The irony being, the co-workers and friends laughing about it are the same ones complaining that women never talk to them. Ya'think?

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the walk of shame. [View all] seabeyond May 2015 OP

This comes from everywhere F4lconF16 May 2015 #1

frat mentality, privilege and entitlement, all the way around. ya. i am not a friend of frat, seabeyond May 2015 #2

yup mercuryblues May 2015 #3

Why the fuck would you allow "them" to tell you that you should be ashamed? Novara May 2015 #4

She's talking about fucked up double standards ismnotwasm May 2015 #5

it is our entertainment today. i put out to you and others. it is where we get our giggles. seabeyond May 2015 #6

"it is where we get our giggles." Novara May 2015 #7

one has to be aware before able to change narrative. hence this discussion seabeyond May 2015 #9

I'd never thought of, let alone heard of the walk of shame until prime time telly introduced me... LanternWaste May 2015 #8

i knew i really did not like the phrase. but didnt pay much attention to it until i was seabeyond May 2015 #10

I offer Joan Jett, circa 1980 something ismnotwasm May 2015 #11