28 Replies to “Lessons from Margaret Cho”

  1. Is this the next meaning of hang one on? Will there be harvesting of dicks and balls for females wishing to become males? I’m sure the health care system in Ontario would fund such things.

  2. Is this not an example of what is known as penis envy. Can’t say I’ve ever heard of her but I strongly suspect that I wouldn’t have liked her anyway.

  3. Also, who posts photos of a couple penises and then starts out with “this won’t be a long one”?

  4. Didn’t really need that post. Don’t know that person, never heard of that person and don’t care what that person does with their life.

  5. Ah, entertainers. The only people in the world who are paid to make-believe.
    The entertainment world:
    Woman: “I have a make-believe pen.s.”
    Audience cheers and gives her $10,000.
    Man: “I’m Napoleon.”
    Audience: “Ah, you’re very convincing. Here’s $1,000,000.”
    Man: “I’m Jesus.”
    Audience: “That’s even more convincing. Here’s $5,000,000.”
    Woman: “I’m God.”
    Audience: “Whoa. That’s impressive. Here’s $50,000,000.”
    Normal life:
    Woman: “I have a make-believe pen..s”
    Real World: “Anyone got the loony bin car ready?”
    Man: “I’m Napoleon.”
    Real World: “Would someone get this guy a straight-jacket?”

  6. I agree who needs this stuff…these people are vulgar and sick. My nephew introduced me to Amy Schumer but I didn’t find her funny at all although people in the audience who were watching her were laughing. It’s sick humour. Her subject material was disgustingly gross much like this post.

  7. Cho is one of those new age comedians that I do not consider funny or entertaining,and in fact is the type to whom I have always wanted to say,go f*** yourself”.
    I no longer wish to say that as it is clear that now, she CAN!

  8. From what I’ve seen of Maggie Cho … she seems to have been born with some sort of gender assignment disorder. I suspect this penniss suit is some sort of cathartic exploration of her sexual confusion. In otherwords … she’s a mental case.

  9. Not if you’re Margaret Thatcher, Indira Gandhi, or Golda Meir. These women didn’t need “cojones”: they were strong women and needed no faux-male attributes.

  10. In other women’s news:
    96 years ago (8/18/1920 specifically) marks the ratification of the 19th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution which gave women the right to vote in every state (many states had already enfranchised women).
    In honoring the event, Hillary Tweeted “Let’s break more ceilings.”
    A few days later I saw the photo above and I wondered how it came to this.

  11. Now I know what they mean by a ”penal colony.” Herds of angry women with little woolen peckers sewn to their long johns, no pun intended.
    I read a story once where Napoleon Bonaparte had a exceptionally small dick. When he died, they clipped it and kept in in a jar filled with formaldehyde. Eventually it sold at a Paris auction, however fetched very little money. An American urologist purchased it and kept it for his collection. The rest is history.
    https://youtu.be/VeXT7IqnnHs

  12. The Leftists say it is a hate-crime to wear Blackface like Al Jolson did.
    How is this different? Well Al Jolson loved Black people and Jews and entertained lovingly.
    These women? Not feeling the love here. Very much a hate vibe coming from them.

  13. Great scene from a great movie. The final fight scene is still among the best ever filmed.

  14. Margaret Cho has acknowledged that she suffered sustained sexual abuse as a child that was concealed until she was an adult. That’s textbook etiology for borderline personality disorder. I think that’s worth considering when evaluating her behaviour.

  15. “That’s textbook etiology for borderline personality disorder.”
    Which textbook, the one that changes with the political winds?
    This is where I remind everyone that psychiatry is NOT a science and it’s purported experts are squirrel farmers.

  16. You’re not entirely wrong, but there are decent scientists doing real science in the field, mostly involving neurology and neuropsychiatry.
    I tend to take a very Szasz-ian view of mental illness, and there’s a shift going on right now from diagnosis based on symptoms to diagnosis based on etiology due to the fact that psychiatric disorders that have very different causes (and therefore respond very differently to treatment) often present with very similar symptoms. The so-called “Cluster B personality disorders”, for instance, all turn out to have the same etiology of severe childhood physical/sexual abuse that’s covered up until adulthood. They’re also mostly untreatable.
    Which brings me back to my original point: while one shouldn’t give much weight to anything Cho says precisely because she’s not entirely sane, do bear in mind that you’re mocking a severely disturbed woman who was sexually abused at length as a child.

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