Robert Hurley

Posts tagged with "cougars"

addendum to post about yet another fraudulent media fabrication

Wednesday, 9. September 2009, 19:25:53

cougars, media fabrication, lame attempt at stealth marketing, Courteney Cox

Posted by James Poniewozik, TIME Magazine blog

No, Courteney Cox hasn't gone into a new line of work. This sign—snapped a block and a half from my house—is part of a stealth campaign for Cox's upcoming ABC sitcom Cougar Town. Cox's character, besides being an older gal with an eye for the younger fellas, is also a real-estate agent, which career must have seemed pretty hot and au courant... oh, back around the time when "cougars" were still a novel concept.

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Cougar obviously late for convention

Saturday, 5. September 2009, 18:41:03

cougars, California, Palo Alto, worthless Mass Media ...

Mountain lion reported on south Palo Alto roof
Full-grown lion sighted at 8:30 p.m. Thursday in 800 block of Rorke Way, east of Middlefield Road

by Jay Thorwaldson
Palo Alto Online Staff

A full-grown mountain lion was sighted Thursday evening on a rooftop in south Palo Alto, in the 800 block of Rorke Way, police reported today (Friday).

Sgt. Dan Ryan said a 45-year-old man heard footsteps on the roof of a neighbor's house and saw the large cat, which jumped off the roof into the back yard.

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Leo Alley, 22, spins Lyn Berry-Shiva, 58, across the dance floor at the National Single Cougars Conference at the Dinah's Garden Hotel in Palo Alto Friday. The event brought Cougars (women 40 and older) and cubs (younger men) together for a night of socializing and for some a chance to find a partner.

Cubs crash cougar convention
August 31, 2009, 10:27 PM By Christopher Leydig

“Oh my God! We’re leaving,” shrieked a befuddled Cheryl to her Russian compatriot. “Ira, you know where we are? Do you know what kind of party this is? I thought this was a regular convention, I had no idea!”

Apparently Cheryl, a native Russian and San Ramon resident — clad in a black spaghetti-string top, playfully striped skirt and pointy three-inch pumps — did not get the memo. She was attending America’s premiere National Single Cougars Convention, a ball where older eligible women were supposed to be seeking the company of men; men much younger than traditional family mores might deem acceptable.

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