OMG! @Rosie Goes ‘Lesbian Cougar’?

Two days ago we reported “The Tragedy of Lesbian Divorce” — Rosie O’Donnell’s divorce from her second lesbian wife, leaving their daughter without the security of a traditional lesbian family. What we failed to add, however, is that this means Rosie’s now on the hunt for fresh meat:

Speaking at the Athena Film Festival in New York City on Saturday, that 52-year-old comedienne joked that she now feels like a ‘lesbian cougar’ when meeting young pretty fans.
‘I just came from the screening of my new documentary for HBO that I did about having a heart attack,’ she told the crowd.
‘We had the premiere tonight up at Barnard college… I felt like a lesbian cougar. All these gorgeous twentysomething girls! Looking up at me going “I just used to watch you with my Grandma after school,”
‘The documentary was about falling in love with my wife, and adopting a baby. The premiere was today and last night it was announced that we’re no longer living together. That press line was fun tonight!’

Read the whole thing. Of course, it’s not like Rosie needs to convert those Barnard College girls to lesbianism. It’s been decades since any Christian family felt safe sending their daughters to Barnard.

Or Smith. Or Wellesley. Or Bryn Mawr. Or Vassar. Or Mount Holyoke . . .

Elite academia is decadent and depraved. The higher the tuition, the more likely the students are twisted degenerates.

 

 

64 comments

  1. The documentary was about falling in love with my wife, and adopting a
    baby. The premiere was today and last night it was announced that we’re
    no longer living together.

    Oh, so it’s a movie about your failure and the endangerment of a young human being, except it doesn’t mention the failure part?

    That’s an interesting way to do a documentary.

  2. I suspect you have meat of this. Other than this documentary and her recent short stint on the view what has she done since the last time she left the view?

  3. Nice she has that billboard sized forehead, Be nice to stamp “Degenerate” across it. What a fat tub of nausea!

  4. And a fine blog it is!

    Which reminds me…I meant to mention this some time ago: on my content-filtered home network, I can’t access thecampofthesaints.org except through a bypass account! The software classifies it in the blocked “lingerie/bikini” category! That can’t be right—I’ve no trouble with any number of far less wholesome sites I might browse!

  5. I got to that eventually. If I had known being a father would be as wonderful as it has been so far, I would have done it sooner.

  6. I think at some point the site blocked has to be based on a complaint. Your site is blocked at Target but Theo Spark is not but is at the Hall Co. GA library where yours is not and neither is Stormbringer.

  7. BWAHAHAHA!

    You know, I’d’ve thought those would have been mentioned in my college sociobiology text, for sure.

  8. But if you started a Men’s Center, and especially a White Men’s Center, and double-specially if you started a Heterosexual White Men’s Center . . . .

  9. We’d have to set up three centers on most campuses. Men’s, Anglophone Cultural, and a Hetrosexual Resource.

    There’s three ususally, to maximize the employment opprotunities for rabble rousers.

  10. As long as we’re talking about denial of reality, you should see the latest lunacy from Bryn Mawr who has decided to accept ”transgender, non-binary and gender nonconforming applicants.” which effectively makes it an insane asylum.

    In addition to those applicants who were assigned female at birth, the applicant pool will be inclusive of transwomen and of intersex individuals who live and identify as women at the time of application. Intersex individuals who do not identify as male are also eligible for admission. Those assigned female at birth who have taken medical or legal steps to identify as male are not eligible for admission. …

    What does that language “assigned female at birth” mean aside from an Orwellian perversion of language?

    I’m going to get ahead of this trend and identify myself as a Moose, I always liked Bullwinkle. If wearing a dress can change a man into a woman, then wearing an antler helmet can change me into a moose.

    http://i.imgur.com/cRcAdYL.jpg

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