Little tidbit on Kwan- TIC article about Starbucks quote

[R.D.]

The Kwannies may like this (or not )

http://www.dailybreeze.com/opinion/articles/2086427.html?showAll=y&c=y

 

[Spirit]

Dat's cute.

 

[Mathman]

This is a send-up of the flap that occurred when Starbucks, as part of it's "quotes from famous people" series, featured a quote from gay author Armistead Maupin (something to the effect, my only regret is that I didn't come out sooner.)

This provoked a campaign by some conservative organizations to boycot Starbucks. In was in the news recently that Baylor University has banned the offending cups from their campus.

I have a standing order at my local Satrbucks to save me any Michelle Kwan cups that the company sends out to them, but so far -- zilch. I think the manager is keeping them for himself.

MM

 

[Joesitz (RIP)]

This is a send-up of the flap that occurred when Starbucks, as part of it's "quotes from famous people" series, featured a quote from gay author Armistead Maupin (something to the effect, my only regret is that I didn't come out sooner.)

This provoked a campaign by some conservative organizations to boycot Starbucks. In was in the news recently that Baylor University has banned the offending cups from their campus.

I have a standing order at my local Satrbucks to save me any Michelle Kwan cups that the company sends out to them, but so far -- zilch. I think the manager is keeping them for himself.

MM

Good Grief. Can you imagine now it's Gay Coffee! But if Michelle drinks it, so will I.

Joe

 

[mzheng]

I have a standing order at my local Satrbucks to save me any Michelle Kwan cups that the company sends out to them, but so far -- zilch. I think the manager is keeping them for himself.

MM

mm, your post always crack me up. I drink Starbucks often, but never thought ask for a cup with Kwan quotes. See, after all I'm not that Kwaniacs. I'm still in sane.

 

[R.D.]

I'm still in sane.

(I know what you mean but...it's still funny)

 

[IDLERACER]

This is a send-up of the flap that occurred when Starbucks, as part of it's "quotes from famous people" series, featured a quote from gay author Armistead Maupin (something to the effect, my only regret is that I didn't come out sooner.) This provoked a campaign by some conservative organizations to boycot Starbucks. It was in the news recently that Baylor University has banned the offending cups from their campus.

I've heard that to compensate for it, they now also have cups that quote the likes of Michael Medved and Dennis Prager. Oh the horrors. :scowl:​

 

[LegalGirl82]

Thanks, Red Dog!

 

[havanamesa1]

I'm still in sane.

Mzheng, nice play with words. I hope that was intentional.