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My favorite thing today 🙂
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— Geetima Das Krishna (@GeetimaK) July 25, 2020

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Cascade is currently airing its sexually suggestive “Do It Every Night” television commercial during prime time.
“We do it every night,” an elderly couple tells the viewing audience. “Every night,” a middle-aged couple adds. “I live alone, but I still do it every night,” a young, single woman says with a smirk. Then the two couples continue: “Right after dinner,” and “Definitely after meatloaf.”
The commercial concludes with this voice-over: “Do it! Run your dishwasher every night with Cascade Platinum. A load with as few as eight dishes is all it takes to save water. An Energy Star Certified dishwasher uses less than four gallons per cycle, while a running sink uses that every two minutes. So, do it. Run your dishwasher every night with Cascade Platinum. The surprising way to save water.”
This vile commercial is airing during prime time when children are likely watching TV. When this type of commercial airs, it ruins family viewing time. Can you imagine what goes through the mind of a child when he sees this ad?
Cascade chose to air this commercial, knowing it would be controversial. We all know children repeat what they hear. There is nothing funny about kids saying, “We do it every night!” Cascade should be ashamed!
Cole closes her email begging people to sign her sad petition demanding Cascade pull the ad spot. I think it’s cute. Let me know if you think this is “vile” or “controversial.”



Ahead of tennis courts reopening in parts of Long Island, Nassau County Executive Laura Curran emphasized the importance of only handling your own balls.
If you and another player are from another household, she explained during a press conference last week, you can touch each others’ balls, but players should otherwise take every precaution to avoid coming in contact with balls of unknown origin. “You can kick their balls, but you can’t touch them,” Curran said to a giggling crowd.
And we all tee-hee like 3rd graders 🙂
The Buzzfeed Australia YouTube channel asked some straight folks ‘down under’ to try to guess what certain gay slang words mean. Throwing out terms like “kiki,” “NPNC,” and “looking,” gay hosts Zotti and Ryan challenge Tom, Michael, Zeta and Sohan to surmise their meaning . Everyone is good-natured about the challenge, although I will say folks in Australia have some slightly different definitions for some of these terms. You can guess the one I’m talking about 🙂

By the way, in case you notice the physical proximity of the women, Henry shares as an FYI:
“Gina and Shiah are actual lovers that live together, which why they’re physically close together. Kevin and I are not lovers and don’t live together which is why we kept our distance. Xoxo. Thank you for watching and I hope you’re able to have a laugh! Please stay safe and sound friends!”
