I love the double entendre.
Go Here: http://www.wix.com/wholebrainarts/contemplativepaintings#!slideshow/vstc3=t-shirts to see my response to Wal-Mart [http://wp.me/p1iM9r-2O]. I haven’t heard back from them but wouldn’t expect to on such a matter quite this quickly.
Spotted this in Wal-Mart earlier today.
…consider a reversal of the “sex” that’s the butt of the joke here.
It’s not a very good picture, but in case you can’t read it, the labels on the three arrows point to each “ARM,” “HEAD,” with the finale to the crotch “SNAP!”
Ladies, would you be offended if you saw something like this (in reverse: “Mommy-Proof Onesie”) in your hubby’s “Harley-Davidson” or “Smith & Wesson” catalogs? I would.
Wal-Mart’s contact page: http://walmartstores.com/contactus/feedback.aspx#2
My Feedback copy:
Was shopping in the Ladies Clothing area and I spotted a onesie someone had left on a rack of blouses. I took a picture of it because the “funny” ad-copy was in fact quite sexist and insulting. I wrote a blog post on it. I don’t know how else to send you the pic from my phone so here’s a link to the post: http://coldinkstainedhands.wordpress.com/2012/03/11/before-you-laugh-or-shortly-thereafter/
My store is in N. Richland Hills, Texas and it not “to blame” as I’m sure they only “follow orders” on the merchandise they are displaying for sale. But we’ve heard THAT line before, eh? Consider the firestorm products with “MOMMY-PROOF” or “WOMAN-PROOF” on them would cause! Please consider removing this product and other similarly denigrating items.
Thanks for your consideration in this matter.
Sincerely, Patrice Stanton
Have been meaning to put this up for one entire week now…
None of my paintings made it into the “Texas and Neighbors 2012″ show. 
I was invited to e-mail the juror on Wednesday and did so. But if I don’t hear back from him as to why he rejected my work – at least in some general way – I will likely not enter next year. Is there really any point if there’s no way of finding out “how to improve” one’s work?
