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kestrellSomebody out there must be making Mardi Gras beads in the form of pink pussycats, I am quite certain of this, but it's difficult to find amidst all the porn (seriously, haven't these people heard of the "No costume is not a costume" rule?).
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Date: 2017-02-08 06:59 pm (UTC)Me, too! I imagine it as a small almost flat folded hat, like a military GI cap or an old-fashioned McDonald's paper hat, but with a single accordian fold in the middle, and made in bright Georgia O'Keefe pink purple and fuschia.
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ambyr http://ambyr.dreamwidth.org/profile replied to your Dreamwidth entry http://kestrell.dreamwidth.org/260581.html "This is one of those semantic web problems..." in which you said:
Somebody out there must be making Mardi Gras beads in the form of pink pussycats, I am quite certain of this, but it's difficult to find amidst all the porn (seriously, haven't these people heard of the "No costume is not a costume" rule?).
The reply was:
A friend of mine who is blind was very surprised recently to learn that pink pussy hats were in fact pink hats with cat ears; they had been picturing them as hats shaped like vulvas (and I think were a little disappointed to learn this was not so).
From here you can:
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