"Why is that girl in a bathing suit?" asks my daughter

Started by kangaroo, Feb 28 2005 09:05 PM
70 replies to this topic

  • kangaroo

Posted 28 February 2005 - 09:05 PM

#1


I thought that the women here would totally appreciate this story...

My 6 year old daughter was looking at her dad's sales catalog that he got with his new pro grip goggles. I hear her ask "Dad, what does this lady in a bathing suit have to do with motorcycle stuff?" I want to blirt out the obvious,(men are ...) but she's 6 - AND, I want to see how my husband handles this one. "You see Honey, she's wearing a motorcycle jacket so she wanted to be cold to see if it worked" :rolleyes: .

Do men ever wonder if these women know anything about the tools that they show the women "using" (scantly clad I might add) or the gear they wear?

I just thought how out of the mouths off babes, the truth comes...

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  • black_n_blue_thumper

Posted 28 February 2005 - 09:36 PM

#2

NO, we are not that intelligent. :cry: We just like to look. :applause: :thumbsup: It gets our attention, we are pigs. :busted:

  • Electra

Posted 01 March 2005 - 04:04 AM

#3

Well, tell her the truth!!!!
"It's an advertising trick that makes men buy motorcycles"
"Women who ride always wear safe clothes and helmets" :thumbsup: :thumbsup:

;)
She seems smart enough to make the question so she's smart enough to understand the answer!!!

  • MorningRider

Posted 01 March 2005 - 04:23 AM

#4

which sales catalog is that? :D :cool:

  • kpicha

Posted 01 March 2005 - 04:44 AM

#5

Yeah, I got the same thing from my kids when they saw some adds in Transworld MX. :rolleyes: That opened up a good discussion on modesty and self-respect. :thumbsup:

  • Lightningale

Posted 01 March 2005 - 05:00 AM

#6

black_n_blue_thumper said:

NO, we are not that intelligent. :cry: We just like to look. :applause: :thumbsup: It gets our attention, we are pigs. :busted:

You see Kangaroo? Men ARE capable of being truthful and honest. :p

  • yzforce

Posted 01 March 2005 - 06:07 AM

#7

kpicha said:

Yeah, I got the same thing from my kids when they saw some adds in Transworld MX. :rolleyes: That opened up a good discussion on modesty and self-respect. :thumbsup:

Nice to hear that SOMEONE is teaching this to their children!

  • kangaroo

Posted 01 March 2005 - 07:50 AM

#8

yzforce said:

Nice to hear that SOMEONE is teaching this to their children!

I did explain it to her, but I thought that it was funny that a 6 year old could see right through the stupidity of it.

  • austin03

Posted 01 March 2005 - 07:50 AM

#9

Why do you think the women pose in bikinis for advertisers? This is why, $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$! Case closed. But I do agree it does send a wrong message in today's society.

  • yzforce

Posted 01 March 2005 - 08:16 AM

#10

There are a lot of things I could do for money that I don't because of my moral belifs.
Kangaroo, that wasn't a shot at you. I am just surprised at the way so many girls act. They will do anything just to get attention and it is very sad to me.
I'm impressed that your six year old saw through it!

  • RussVCHSS

Posted 01 March 2005 - 08:34 AM

#11

well I don't know what catalog you guys and gals order from. Everytime I order a new set of gear they ship both the gear and the girl to me. It is totally realistic, and also makes me look and ride much faster.

  • FakeRacing

Posted 01 March 2005 - 09:04 AM

#12

Ok wait a minute, are you trying to suggest that the woman in the Progrip catalog don’t actually ride in a g-string, Next you’ll be telling me that the Snap-on tool girls are not really mechanics! I mean what’s next, where does this madness end…. is Santa Clause, and the Easter Bunny simply marketing tools designed to encourage us to buy more, spend more and eat more? Are TV show little more than lifestyle awareness campaigns designed to sell clothing, water, and vacation packages to LA, the OC and other perfect places;)

  • jha07

Posted 01 March 2005 - 09:24 AM

#13

kangaroo said:

Do men ever wonder if these women know anything about the tools that they show the women "using" (scantly clad I might add) or the gear they wear?
We know these women don't know anything about the stuff they "using", and we don't care! Why would we???

  • dirtr1der

Posted 01 March 2005 - 09:50 AM

#14

FakeRacing said:

Ok wait a minute, are you trying to suggest that the woman in the Progrip catalog don’t actually ride in a g-string, Next you’ll be telling me that the Snap-on tool girls are not really mechanics! I mean what’s next, where does this madness end…. is Santa Clause, and the Easter Bunny simply marketing tools designed to encourage us to buy more, spend more and eat more? Are TV show little more than lifestyle awareness campaigns designed to sell clothing, water, and vacation packages to LA, the OC and other perfect places;)

LOL!!!!!

How am I going to break the news to my 2 1/2 year old about the Easter Bunny????

Yeah, I'm a pig too! :D

  • FakeRacing

Posted 01 March 2005 - 10:05 AM

#15

dirtr1der said:

LOL!!!!!

How am I going to break the news to my 2 1/2 year old about the Easter Bunny????

I dont know but when you figure it out drop me a note, as I have been trying to figure this out for years:)

  • TheWeez

Posted 01 March 2005 - 11:10 AM

#16

dirtr1der said:

LOL!!!!!

How am I going to break the news to my 2 1/2 year old about the Easter Bunny????

Yeah, I'm a pig too! :D
You won't have to break the news, some smartass in school will do it for you. Then you'll just have to answer this question: "mommy, Billy said there's no such thing as Santa! Is there a Santa mommy?". Then you'll just have to tell her/him the truth. It's not as complicated as I thought it would be.

  • FakeRacing

Posted 01 March 2005 - 12:16 PM

#17

Hmm, so telling her, "Dont you worry honey, Billy is adopted and Lies to make up for the lack of love in his abusive home, because of this Santa is afraid to visit.. thats why he does not believe in Santa", was not the right approach to take?

  • yzforce

Posted 01 March 2005 - 12:43 PM

#18

FakeRacing said:

Hmm, so telling her, "Dont you worry honey, Billy is adopted and Lies to make up for the lack of love in his abusive home, because of this Santa is afraid to visit.. thats why he does not believe in Santa", was not the right approach to take?

LOL, no that will work just fine. :D
I had an older sister and brother, I don't remember EVER believing in Santa or EB....

  • durtslinger

Posted 02 March 2005 - 06:15 AM

#19

dirtr1der said:

LOL!!!!!

How am I going to break the news to my 2 1/2 year old about the Easter Bunny????

:D

WTF happened to the Easter Bunny?
If I don't get my basket this year somebody is gonna pay! :mad:

  • twoblackbelts

Posted 04 March 2005 - 12:36 AM

#20

I don't suppose the intellect of the average dirtbiker could be part of the lesson, eh?



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