Comments on: Plastic Surgeon Publishes Pro-Surgery Children’s Book

By: Charlotte Plastic Surgery

Charlotte Plastic Surgery — Mon, 06 Apr 2009 17:58:04 +0000

The book does address an important means of communicating with children in a format that is easiest for them to understand, and I believe for that reason alone it is a good tool to facilitate communication between parents and children relative to plastic surgery procedures.

By: Jimmy the Dhimmi

Jimmy the Dhimmi — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 22:45:28 +0000

Hey, someone needs to teach those Beverly Hills kids not to feel so sad because they don’t recognize their mommies.

By: Agnostick

Agnostick — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 22:10:08 +0000

Friendly reminder to Jill & others who find themselves confounded by Captcha…

In the Captcha window, just to the right of the box where you type your answer, are three red buttons, stacked in a column. The top button will give you a new “challenge” every time you click it–no penalty!

I unashamedly admit that I sometimes hit that little button four or five times before I get a challenge that I can read!

–Ag

P.S. The best part about Captcha, of course, is how sometimes the two words in the challenge mysteriously relate to the article you’re trying to comment on. (Example: An article on Tom Delayed might have the challenge words, “Fractured standard”)

By: 2012ad

2012ad — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 21:36:50 +0000

This kind of thing makes me so, SO upset. This guy is creating kids who will view plastic surgery as an easy way to make themselves beautiful according to the slanted standards of an incredibly vain society, instead of viewing it as an expensive and risky procedure with results that are often disappointing. But he’s not thinking about it like that; he’s planting seeds for his money tree of tomorrow.

Plastic surgeons make money off of the low-self-esteem of others, and it’s unfortunately become a very profitable business. What we OUGHT to be teaching our kids is that they should love themselves for who and what they are, and not go to extreme measures to conform to a society whose views on what is “beautiful” or even “normal” are incredibly unrealistic.

By: TerenceC

TerenceC — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 20:02:52 +0000

Actually I find “Mommy” to be pretty hot – she has sort of a Judy Jetson thing going on – I find myself to be curiously aroused.

By: Jill

Jill — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:22:55 +0000

Argh – lost the comment when I got the Captcha wrong.

I wrote about this last week – you need to RSS WLST my blogging friend. :)

The Dr. has stopped responding to my emails re: how did a vanity press book end up with Newsweek – so now we have to get Newsweek to talk. Wanna help?

By: Agnostick

Agnostick — Tue, 22 Apr 2008 19:13:06 +0000

Does this bother me?

Not nearly as much as being pounded over the head with four or five “NewsWhore” ads every time I visit this site, asking me “Is Hillary finished?”

I’m about ready to find a new blog. Maybe a cool “retro blog,” where all I have to worry about ads for the incredible new x-10 camera. At least the college girl babes on those digital abominations were a lot easier on the eyes than Hillary’s puckered piehole.

Agnostick
agnostick@excite.com