[Veiragirl]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

Does anyone know why there isn't a pregnant Barbie?

Because she uses birth control

[Ecuadog]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

Does anyone know why there isn't a pregnant Barbie?

Originally Posted by Veiragirl

Because she uses birth control

See post #22.

[threeonemiles@outlook.com]

Originally Posted by Ecuadog

Does anyone know why there isn't a pregnant Barbie?

Or a tranny Barbie?

[Whitley]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Barbie broke a billion and it did not take long.

Saw it with my daughter Boomette. We both loved it. Entertaining, fun to watch, with a sidelong dose of wicked satire for us grownup women. . .

The satire joyfully mocks the patriarchy.

I guess that’s why those insecure, shorzenabunch types got all upset and ranted idiotically about a cleverly creative movie that also makes a point. They had not done such wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth since that little piece of candy they had been objectifying changed her shoes.

And then came the Barbie movie. Horrors! That too smart for her own good Barbie, with her own house, and her own car, and all those good jobs, and enjoying her life, with a little Ken on the side — how dare she not know her place!

But at the end of the movie, everything works out fairly for all. If only………(sigh)

Anyway, after the movie, I apologized to Boomette because I was one of those moms who wrongly assumed that Barbie was shallow and a bimbo and would send the wrong message to my little girl. It never occurred to me that Barbie was actually a true pioneer woman.

(Of course, Boomette secretly played with Barbie at her friends’ houses. So all was not lost. She is way into fashion though, but that’s OK. She has a couple of degrees and can buy her own shoes.)

If you like Barbie and would like to know all about Ruth Handler, her creator, you probably would like a podcast titled, “Barbie and Ruth Handler: A History.”

You can listen to this podcast, along with a lot of other podcasts about famous women throughout history by looking up The History Chicks. This particular one about Ruth Handler was from a few years ago, but they did a re-run for the movie.

The History Chicks are fun to listen to. Their podcasts go into some fascinating facts. I think most of them run over an hour but hold your interest. They cite their sources and suggest further reading at the end — at least in the ones I have listened to so far. There are a whole lot of the History Chicks podcasts now. They have been around for a while, but I found them recently. Take a scroll through the list. I bet some of them will grab you and then The History Chicks can join you on your next road trip or while you need to catch up on mundane chores or sit around the pool.

Boomer

Hoping we all know that Barbie is a plastic doll. A REAL woman who took control of her life and made her own money is insulted by some of the very posters complimenting a plastic doll.

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by Boomer

Barbie broke a billion and it did not take long.

Saw it with my daughter Boomette. We both loved it. Entertaining, fun to watch, with a sidelong dose of wicked satire for us grownup women. . .

The satire joyfully mocks the patriarchy.

I guess that’s why those insecure, shorzenabunch types got all upset and ranted idiotically about a cleverly creative movie that also makes a point. They had not done such wringing of hands and gnashing of teeth since that little piece of candy they had been objectifying changed her shoes.

And then came the Barbie movie. Horrors! That too smart for her own good Barbie, with her own house, and her own car, and all those good jobs, and enjoying her life, with a little Ken on the side — how dare she not know her place!

But at the end of the movie, everything works out fairly for all. If only………(sigh)

Anyway, after the movie, I apologized to Boomette because I was one of those moms who wrongly assumed that Barbie was shallow and a bimbo and would send the wrong message to my little girl. It never occurred to me that Barbie was actually a true pioneer woman.

(Of course, Boomette secretly played with Barbie at her friends’ houses. So all was not lost. She is way into fashion though, but that’s OK. She has a couple of degrees and can buy her own shoes.)

If you like Barbie and would like to know all about Ruth Handler, her creator, you probably would like a podcast titled, “Barbie and Ruth Handler: A History.”

You can listen to this podcast, along with a lot of other podcasts about famous women throughout history by looking up The History Chicks. This particular one about Ruth Handler was from a few years ago, but they did a re-run for the movie.

The History Chicks are fun to listen to. Their podcasts go into some fascinating facts. I think most of them run over an hour but hold your interest. They cite their sources and suggest further reading at the end — at least in the ones I have listened to so far.

If you take a scroll through the long list of these podcasts — that have been running since 2011 — I bet some of those famous women will grab you — and then The History Chicks can join you on your next road trip or while you need to catch up on mundane chores or sit around the pool.

Boomer

Originally Posted by Whitley

Here I just thought the trailer looked stupid. WOw I'd never guess it was all of those other things.

Hey! Good morning, Whitley,

You’re welcome.

Boomer

[Two Bills]

"We have met the enemy and he is us."

[Taltarzac725]

I already ordered it on VuDu.

[Boomer]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

"We have met the enemy and he is us."

Yep. You got it. That possum was a prophet.

Boomer

[Kelevision]

Originally Posted by threeonemiles@outlook.com

Or a tranny Barbie?

Both were in the movie!

[Kelevision]

Originally Posted by Whitley

Hoping we all know that Barbie is a plastic doll. A REAL woman who took control of her life and made her own money is insulted by some of the very posters complimenting a plastic doll.

I’m guessing by your comments, you haven’t seen the movie? Every Mother should take not only their daughters but their sons too!

[manaboutown]

Hollywood likes to keep the CCP happy. Looks like the map in the movie shows nine dashes indicating the China Sea belongs to China. I wonder if they did that to get by Chinese censors. Viet Nam and The Phillipines are not happy about those dashes. The company's response is the dashes are to show Barbie's journey. Hah! Barbie banned in Vietnam over infamous “nine dash line” - Dexerto

[Two Bills]

Eldest grandson and a whole load of his RAF Cadet squadron (male, female and what evers) went to see it, and all thought it was brilliant.
Says, wife and I should go, as we love a good laugh.
Might just do that, and wear my old pink golfing ensemble I used for a BC Charity match some years ago.
My wife may want to go in alone!

[44Apple]

Much like the Top Gun movies, is just a couple of hours of fun fantasy.

[MorTech]

There is no drunk party girl Barbie...I would pay to see that.

[Caymus]

Originally Posted by MorTech

There is no drunk party girl Barbie...I would pay to see that.

If you search long enough, you can probably find a "Barbie" does Dallas type of movie.