Frida’s Boycott Roundup: Time Travel, Justin Timberlake and Bad Days!


2. Justin Timberlake

Why:  Because SexyBack was my song!

Ay, y no lo puedo creer that Justin is trying to become a serious actor instead of writing a follow up to his kick-ass Future Sex/Love Sounds album!  Que no sabes that ever since you left music and started “acting,” Justin, that all the radio plays these days is back-to-back songs by Nicki Minaj?  Mira, I’m the queen of political correctness, pero en serio:  I am getting tired of that b*tch.

Por favor, Justin, return to your rightful place: right here … in my lap — I mean, the pop charts.

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Come back to me, Justin! Source: hollywoodgossip.com



Boycott:  Any movie Justin Timberlake is in, like:

– Friends With Benefits

– Bad Teacher

– The Social Network

– The Love Guru

– Shrek The Third

– Southland Tales

– Alpha Dog

– Yogi Bear (He was in Yogi Bear?  Hijo de la chingada!  See what I mean?  This shit’s gone way too far.)

 

3. Having A Bad Day

Why:  Psicologos from the University of Michigan have conducted an estudio that suggest that people who are optimistic are less likely to suffer from a strokeHermanas, that means that for our health, and to prevent a stroke, we have to boycott what makes us the most negative: bad days!

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Source: blogspot.com

 



Boycott:  Anything that will GUARANTEE that you will have a bad day, como:

– Getting gum stuck in your hair.

– Spilling café on your work clothes first thing en la mañana.

– Spending una hora putting on make up only to have someone tell you afterward: “You look really tired!”

– Finding out that a celebrity known to have led a troubled relación with substance abuse just died because of that troubled relación with substance abuse.

– Getting, pues, really excited about joining Google + only to find out that your friend who raved about Google + was the only one on it.

– Visiting The Huffington Post at any time of the day.

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