Every Kiss Begins With Kay
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So I'm watching the Lions/Cowboys game and during a commercial break I had the misfortune of viewing a Kay Jewelry commercial, which claimed "every kiss begins with kay."
I gotta say I certainly hope this isn't true.
In fact, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say MOST kisses DON'T begin with Kay.
Discuss.
I gotta say I certainly hope this isn't true.
In fact, I'm gonna go out on a limb here and say MOST kisses DON'T begin with Kay.
Discuss.
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Being a single person I can't stand those commercials. lol
she si ym ex-girlfriend and she a stupid whore!
I gave my last girlfriend a plastic ring from a $1.00 candy surprise bag.
It's actually all the Da Beers corporation. I've brought this up here before.
The Da Beers corporation controls 80% of the diamond industry and sets the market price on diamonds.
Diamonds are really just compressed carbon. They are formed in kimberlite pipes in the earth under extreme heat and pressure. Methods have already been developed to create "synthetic diamonds" using the same process. http://www.lifegem.com does this with the ashes of cremated human beings.
In the past people would pawn their diamonds if their relationship was terminated. Da Beers started a marketing campaign "A Diamond Is Forever" to encourage people to keep their diamonds. Similarly they created the marketing campaign "A Girl's Best Friend" to convince women that diamonds were better than other gemstones. It used to be that other gemstones were more popular because they were colourful and diamonds were considered bland. The rarity of diamonds is no greater than other stones.
So you can thank Da Beers for the diamond parasite in our culture. Even though women might become aware of these facts, they don't lose their affinity for diamonds, proving that Da Beers succeeded in programming the culture.
Sidenote: I'm probably just bitter because no one's ever given me jewelry.
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What kind of girls do you know? I'm happy my friends and I aren't like that. And yes, all those jewelry commercials are pretty lame and annoying.
diamonds have become just an ostentatious way of people trying to put a $ value on love...and all kinds of idiots, men and women alike have fallen for that crap in their desperate need to keep up with the expectations in a relationship. it's sad that the merits of a couple's relationship are perceived by the rock the man buys for the woman to wear on her finger
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you would be good for me to buy for. i'm cheap.
But tv said my girl will only love me if I spend a lot of money. I thought love was measured by the price tag of the gift I bought.
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They make it sound like your a piece of shit if you don't waste 4 months of your pay on a piece of compressed carbon. I fucking hate those commercials. Uppity motherfuckers
Side note. As much as I love diamonds, I would be thrilled with a blender.....Really.
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Yeah, a blender would be nice to make some drinkies. But I'd be really happy if I got some massage oil, and a massage to go with it.
Oh yeah! I would take a massage for sure. See guys, it doesn't have to be shiney and expensive:)
I feel the same way. It is SO Blah.. . People spend SO much money on rings and weddings and focus WAY less on spending their lives together.
i had a friend who years ago, actually had her gifts of jewelry *appraised* to find out how much her boyfriend had spent on her :eek: suffice it to say i don't speak to her anymore, the materialism bent never quite shook off.
i'm bigger on sentiment that monetary value myself. then again...i might just be cheap lol i wouldn't trade the jewelry my man has given me for the biggest diamond boulder that exists.
Honestly, I am big fan of jewelry. I love artistic things. and I wouldn't mind a boyfriend or whatever to give me some. But it's like any other gift. it's like if a guy picked out some very unique piece of artful jewelry that he thought I would like, that would be a great gift. But it's still just a gift...and the stuff from Kay and these other places...not artful! it's like just throwing something shiny at the woman and hoping she'll have that stupid reaction the women in the commercials do.
Me too.. four thousand on a ring could be quite a trip to Europe My fave pair of earrings are a pair I paid like 10 euro for at a little shop in Florence. They are so pretty and bring back the memories of my trip. That is what means something..
i love wearing stuff that i've gotten or others have gotten me from other places, absolutely it's the memories they give you, if not of where you got it, then who gave it to you.