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<p>My post 13 was about post 12 which mentioned objectifying. I still don’t think it was objectifying women. </p>
<p>I didn’t pick up on the juxtaposition of “worth”. I though Myer’s comment was more about the player’s choice than the worth of the two teams or the two women. Who knows, maybe that is what he meant. </p>
<p>In any event, Whoopi has said some of the meanest things to others and she can handle the criticism.</p>
<p>“In any event, Whoopi has said some of the meanest things to others and she can handle the criticism.”</p>
<p>This is exactly what I was thinking as I read through the posts. </p>
<p>Whoopi (who I think is a wonderful actor and a comedic talent) has a big personality and a HUGE mouth. I mean that figuratively. She says whatever she thinks, however crass or biting, and makes no apologies for it. It strikes me as kind of silly to criticize the sportscaster for saying something exactly like she might have said.</p>
<p>What’s good for the goose is good for the gander …</p>
<p>^I must have missed something. I have never heard her be cruel like that. Rosie? That’s another story.</p>
<p>Perhaps he should have said, “Going from two Super Bowls in Pittsburgh to the winless Detroit team – that’s like going from dating Sasha Fierce to Oda Mae.” I doubt Whoopi is fazed by the comment.</p>
<p>Me, I’d rather spend an evening with Whoopi than Beyonce, but I guess that’s the difference between him and me ;)</p>