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Hi Gordon,
what is the meaning of the expression “big fat girl’s blouse?”
Carmelina
I wasn’t sure if I was reading Gordon Cheng or Mark Driscoll there for a moment!
Carmelina, it’s a reference to slightly effeminate or pathetic men who have allowed their sensitive new age guyness to overwhelm any hint of their masculinity.
So the Jesus in the video, for example, appeared to be wearing pancake foundation but thankfully had refrained from any hint of rouge or mascara.
Calling a man ‘a big fat girl’s blouse’ is not a kind thing to do. But apologies for any offence that might be taken by girls or blouses, of whatever size, shape, or variety.
Thanks for clearing that up Gordon
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