I don't think it's nice to make fun of the appearance of others, and I take no joy in it, but occasionally I feel the need to point out issues of image. It's not a question of the valuation of beauty, so much as the fundamental question, "what the hell were they thinking?"
Clearly, people like this, people who need p.r. people, and no doubt hire them, are perfectly aware that a picture's worth a thousand words. Words that will be scrutinized, parsed, and interpreted.
Because, I say, slap two ears on this guy, and hippity-hoppity, Easter's on its way.
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Poor thing! One ear is all perked up, standing at attention; the other one is laid back chillin'.
As we say here in the South after we've just insulted someone: Bless his heart!
Oh I am sure the bunny effect is a concerted effort to move as far away as possible from the images of the man in drag that has been so prominently featured on the internets.
If you ask me, it's frying pan --> fire on this one...
Hey, as long as he's not like this Easter Bunny, we're OK: http://beerbaitnammo.blogspot.com/2007/04/belated-easter-funny.html
Those teeth are ready--bring the carrots! Thanks Kissyface!
Yes, I see it!
He looks like he is trippin' to me. He is stewed!
Good catch, kissyface!
Speaking of PR people and those that are perfectly aware of how images are scrutinized...I find it interesting and revealing that much of the Hillary for President campaign stuff fails to mention her last name.
rudy.....rudy.....rudy
ain't compasionate conservatism grand?
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