October 29, 2009

Kenneth Of Palm Beach Is Not Bankrolling Anyone

by Balk posted @9:58 AM

Ken and SugarHere is some very important clarification on subject of great interest: "The 'Palm Beach Sugar Daddy Ken' is actually part of the adult Barbie Collector Line. It is targeted toward adults," a Mattel spokewoman tells the New York Post. Also: "The little dog's name is actually Sugar. That's where the name comes from. He's Sugar's daddy, as a reference to the dog." Okay, now it all makes sense!

 
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  1. paxcincinnatus [#617]

    “The little dog's name is actually Sugar. That's where the name comes from. He's Sugar's daddy, as a reference to the dog."

    Someone thought this up. Literally spent time contemplating this. Creating a back-story. For a plastic man with no penis.

    May I please have one of these jobs? One that pays more than mine that has absolutely nothing to do with anything of material concern? Please?

  2. mathnet [#27]

    How cute! When do we meet Sugar's mama?

  3. dado [#102]

    Bedford Stuy's Ken Doll dog's name is Mac.

  4. josh_speed [#97]

    Ohh, now they're just being coy.

  5. dado [#102]

    Danica Patrick Doll dog's name is Go…?

  6. sigerson [#179]

    God Bless America and capitalism and consumer culture. I feel like a Senator of Rome or an artisan in the Renaissance. What a glorious time to be alive and witness the birth of a more civilized society.

  7. HiredGoons [#603]

    This is a Scott Thompson character, right?

  8. teapot7 [#2101]

    The hell with the story – go read the comments on the New York Post link:

    "More feminization of men in our society. Sad. We Women wonder why the good men are hard to find, well here is the answer. The Progressive/Socialist are making them all gay or afraid to be masculine. Grow a pair you men out there!!!!! Dont be a gay Ken"

    (and others equally fine)

    I'm not American, so help me here – is this perhaps not America's classiest newspaper?

  9. teapot7 [#2101]

    Bonus points for female readers:

    "We Women wonder why the good men are hard to find…"

    Under what circumstances does one capitalise 'women'. Is it a speaking ex-cathedra thing?

    And should I subscribe to the New York Post *right now*?

 

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