A conversation at Elephant park...

I had a conversation with a couple during the lunch break of our groups day at elephant park. I noticed a tattoo on the girl and inquired about its meaning or origin. The tattoo had something to do with a performer, a singer, a female singer and her band (Mindy McCready if memory serves). This performer allegedly stood as an example to girls and their empowerment "Girl Power" that sort of thing. It's actually better stated as the power of the vagina but I digress. I think this is nice for girls to hear from someone standing on a stage singing to adoring throngs of fans. For some reason the quote below flashed into my mind as she began to speak:

"No man stands so tall as when he stoops to help a child"

------ What I found most interesting about this girl and her words is how she spoke them. She was twenty five, maybe thirty years old and she spoke with baby-talk, to adults. Speaking baby talk to babies is okay but when you are speaking to adults, it shows how fucking stupid you are. It was a whinny, squeaky, whimper, high-pitched absolutely forced baby-talk voice. This girl was in dire need of a vocal makeover. The way this girl spoke made it difficult to take any of her words seriously but she was cute with a nice figure so it was easy to understand why her boyfriend kept her around. I would think there a limit any man would reach when having to listen to that tone of voice and manner of speaking no matter how pretty the face or how hot the body. 

After five minutes of that moronic baby-talk voice I wanted to scream in her face to shut the fuck up!  

Ya, girl power, now please shut up. And, PS (postscript) grow the fuck up and speak like an adult. Ditz.   

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