I like it anywhere and everywhere.

Purses have nothing to do with tits but meat dresses also have nothing to do with gay soldiers and she got praised for that. It's just to bring awareness and the more aware you are of a problem the quicker you are to reverse the affects.

There is no relationship between “awareness” and “finding a cure.” but there is a direction relationship between donating to breast cancer research and finding a cure. I suppose those of us who lost someone to the disease are less likely to see these cute little games as something funny when they do absolutely nothing to address a serious issue. and they further trivialize the topic by making people feel like they're doing something when in fact, they're doing absolutely nothing.

The same people who post these status updates are the same people who: - play online farm games
- don't know how to manage their e-mail inbox (there's tons of spam in it)
- unknowingly repost what is actually an urban legend as a status update so that they can tell their friends to repost it as well so that it will save a person (who doesn't exist) from dying of cancer (cause, you know… facebook cures cancer)
- take blurry out-of-focus pictures and post them on their facebooks.
- are still excited, on a day-to-day basis, about the magic of the internet It's basically the internet's version of a juggalo (and I am friends with a few of them myself).

I like it in the arms of a burglar.

stupid and pointless. it's just skirts showboating. if they wanted to do something for breast cancer research they would actually POST ABOUT BREAST CANCER RESEARCH, and donate money themselves.

My status right now is “I like it up your butt” just to spite the other statuses.

it was the color of their bra, not underwear. :] anyways, its just a fun thing to do for a bit, get people wondering, so why not? definitely get's people thinking though.

I like the underwear one beter.

What do purses and their location have to do with breast cancer? The bra colors from last year made way more sense. To the uninformed, seeing “I like it on the living room floor” looks bad, IMO. Maybe I'm missing the point, though.

SO FUCKING ANNOYING. And it does NOTHING for breast cancer awareness. I don't get it.

I like it on my copy of The Feminine Mystique…