[lit-ideas] Re: why women & Pinterest?
- From: Thomas Hart <tehart@xxxxxxx>
- To: lit-ideas@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Sun, 25 Mar 2012 20:53:44 -0400
I took a look at Pinterest a couple of days ago after the Wall Street Journal
had a program about how to use it legally. The only thing I found of interest
was a model in a skimpy dress. But then I'm no longer a DOM in training, just a
DOM.
"All women are created equal.
Then some become Marines"
Katy Perry video for "Part of me"
Thomas Hart
tehart@xxxxxxx
On Mar 25, 2012, at 4:16 PM, Robert Paul wrote:
> Lawrence wrote
>
>
>> I looked through some of Pinterest’s “Pins” and found some items for men,
>> but women need to buy gifts for men from time to time. I can’t a typical
>> man going to this location to buy something for himself.
>>
>>
>> You might say argue that men could pin anything they wanted, but a typical
>> man might see this as an intrusion. Can you see men wanting to pin
>> auto-parts, fishing-boats, rods, reels, guns, & knives on Pinterest?
>>
>
> I think the strongest reason that I have no interest in Pinterest is that I
> have no idea what it does (or is). I know Julie posted something about it
> some days ago, but
> I didn't investigate it at the time. Well, maybe that isn't really the
> strongest reason; that would be that I have enough stuff, and, should I need
> more, I turn to Hall
> Brothers, Farlows of Pall Mall, the Mutton College CoOp, and Goodwill
> Industries.
>
> Even Lawrence is farther along than I: he knows what it is to pin something.
>
> Robert Paul,
> trying to keep it simple
>
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