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Started by Biggie Smiles, March 09, 2022, 12:08:33 AM
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The initials UoT are shorthand for Uterus on Toast.
Be careful what you ask for.ac_biggrin
"Period Crunch" is a cereal being released as a PR stunt by a Swedish company, Intimina, which makes period-related products.
Not exactly where I usually turn to for my grocery needs.
Don't worry, you won't actually be seeing this abomination of a breakfast food in grocery stores anytime soon. But if you are interested in trying the bright red, raspberry flavored cereal, you can register to get a box from Intima. But I'm assuming you aren't interested in trying it, because, well, no one actually wants to eat this.
Brand Manager for Intima, Danela Zagar, said it's time to talk about all our bodily functions at the table.
There's no more normal and everyday a scene than the whole household sitting down together at the kitchen table and talking over a meal. And if period conversations were truly normalised then they wouldn't be off this table — or off any table for that matter.
There are a lot of very normal things that I try not to discuss over the kitchen table, periods are one of them. Along with pretty much every other bodily function for that matter. And I think that's for the best.
Jesus H, where the hell are these woke companies hiring MBA grads from.
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The initials UoT are shorthand for Uterus on Toast.
Be careful what you ask for.ac_biggrin
"Period Crunch" is a cereal being released as a PR stunt by a Swedish company, Intimina, which makes period-related products.
Not exactly where I usually turn to for my grocery needs.
Don't worry, you won't actually be seeing this abomination of a breakfast food in grocery stores anytime soon. But if you are interested in trying the bright red, raspberry flavored cereal, you can register to get a box from Intima. But I'm assuming you aren't interested in trying it, because, well, no one actually wants to eat this.
Brand Manager for Intima, Danela Zagar, said it's time to talk about all our bodily functions at the table.
There's no more normal and everyday a scene than the whole household sitting down together at the kitchen table and talking over a meal. And if period conversations were truly normalised then they wouldn't be off this table — or off any table for that matter.
There are a lot of very normal things that I try not to discuss over the kitchen table, periods are one of them. Along with pretty much every other bodily function for that matter. And I think that's for the best.
Great. They can have that, discuss periods, get to school and change in the "transition closet" and be their true self all day.
A typical day in kindergarten.
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The initials UoT are shorthand for Uterus on Toast.
Be careful what you ask for.ac_biggrin
"Period Crunch" is a cereal being released as a PR stunt by a Swedish company, Intimina, which makes period-related products.
Not exactly where I usually turn to for my grocery needs.
Don't worry, you won't actually be seeing this abomination of a breakfast food in grocery stores anytime soon. But if you are interested in trying the bright red, raspberry flavored cereal, you can register to get a box from Intima. But I'm assuming you aren't interested in trying it, because, well, no one actually wants to eat this.
Brand Manager for Intima, Danela Zagar, said it's time to talk about all our bodily functions at the table.
There's no more normal and everyday a scene than the whole household sitting down together at the kitchen table and talking over a meal. And if period conversations were truly normalised then they wouldn't be off this table — or off any table for that matter.
There are a lot of very normal things that I try not to discuss over the kitchen table, periods are one of them. Along with pretty much every other bodily function for that matter. And I think that's for the best.
Great. They can have that, discuss periods, get to school and change in the "transition closet" and be their true self all day.
A typical day in kindergarten.
Marketing this to children,
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I miss the days when governments didn't restrict free markets. Now in 2022, in the days of ESG being forced on corporations by both the elected and unelected we are stuck with garbage products that nobody asked for.
Free market destroyed one of my businesses 13 years ago, due to cheap Chinese exports. I hold no grudges. Australia has helped destroy so many industries here on account of free trade agreements. We have a lack of capable tradies today thanks to free markets. It hasn't been smooth sailing.
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A free market hasnt really existed anywhere in several decades.
True!