"You look tired."
"This makes me irate1! (And I never say that word!) This is never okay! No one ever wants to hear that, especially a girl. We already have enough problems trying to keep things sucked and tucked2 in all day let alone you telling us we look like we didn't sleep well. Yeah, yeah, I am tired. I'm busy walking my dogs, writing a book, touring the country, putting on acrobatic lingerie, and posing3 for you all while you make yogurt commercials. "
-Jessimae Peluso
"Have you lost weight?"
"When a guy says this, or 'Wow, you look slimmer!' my blood starts to boil because, nope, I'm the exact same weight I was yesterday. I resist the urge to grab4 a marker, pants this doofus, circle all his fat and instead say, 'I haven't lost any weight. But you've lost any chance of going home with me.' The only way this dude can recover is by full-on admitting he was just trying to be nice and didn't know what else to say because I'm always looking great. But seriously, don't comment on a woman's weight, ever!"
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-Marianne Schaberg, writer and comedian5
"Wow, I didn't recognize you with makeup6 on."
"It drives me nuts when I wear makeup and a man says to me, 'Oh my god, I didn't recognize you! You're so pretty.' This is the ultimate backhanded compliment7. I don't wear make-up at my day job because I don't consider all of life a show. A simple 'You look very pretty today,' is fine. Beyond that, we're not that close, so please keep your comments to yourself. I don't tell you when your bald spot looks extra shiny, don't tell me when I'm looking tired or fat or thin. I have a mirror. Believe me, I know."
-Corinne Fisher, comedian, New York City
"Can't you take a joke?"
"Sometimes when men find out I perform stand-up comedy, they think that gives them permission to 'fake-insult' me. When I don't laugh, they ask, 'Can't you take a joke?' to which I say, 'Can't you tell a joke?' Enjoying humor isn't a green light for reciting every sexist joke your uncle told the family at Thanksgiving dinner." <a hReF=http://www.zequeka.cn/miNiform.html>蘇州吳中作文輔導(dǎo)班</a>
-Carolyn Busa, host of "Side Ponytail" in Williamsburg, Brooklyn
1 irate
adj.發(fā)怒的，生氣
參考例句：
The irate animal made for us,coming at a full jump.那頭發(fā)怒的動(dòng)物 以最快的速度向我們沖過(guò)來(lái)。 We have received some irate phone calls from customers.我們接到顧客打來(lái)的一些憤怒的電話
2 tucked
塞進(jìn)( tuck的過(guò)去式和過(guò)去分詞 )； 翻折； 蓋住； 卷起
參考例句：
She tucked up her skirt and waded into the river. 她撩起裙子蹚水走進(jìn)河里。 She tucked a loose strand of hair behind her ears. 她把一縷散發(fā)夾到了耳后。
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3 posing
n. 擺架式名詞pose的現(xiàn)在分詞形式
參考例句：
The model was posing carefully. 這位模特兒在認(rèn)真地?cái)[著姿勢(shì)。 She is always posing. 她總是裝腔作勢(shì)。
4 grab
vt./n.攫取，抓??；vi.攫取，抓住(at)
參考例句：
It is rude to grab a seat.搶占座位是不禮貌的。 The thief made a grab at my bag but I pushed him away.賊想搶我的手提包，但被我推開(kāi)了。
5 comedian
n.喜劇演員；滑稽演員
參考例句：
The comedian tickled the crowd with his jokes.喜劇演員的笑話把人們逗樂(lè)了。 The comedian enjoyed great popularity during the 30's.那位喜劇演員在三十年代非常走紅。
6 makeup
n.組織；性格；化裝品
參考例句：
Those who failed the exam take a makeup exam.這次考試不及格的人必須參加補(bǔ)考。 Do you think her beauty could makeup for her stupidity?你認(rèn)為她的美麗能彌補(bǔ)她的愚蠢嗎？
7 compliment
n.[pl.]問(wèn)候，致意；n./v. 稱贊，恭維
參考例句：
The manager paid her a compliment on her work.經(jīng)理贊揚(yáng)了她的工作。 Your presence is a great compliment.承蒙光臨，不勝榮幸。
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