
In search of accessories π π


Botticelli Barbie ππ©·


. . . to do some shopping ποΈ



“Barbie’s gynaecologist is a plastic
surgeon.” ~ David Kenough Redpath π

Photography; David B. Redpath Β© 2023

‘The Birth of Venus’ ~ by Sandro Botticelli


Wonderful Barbies. Barbie emerging from the ocean is lovely. She gives Botticelli’s Barbie a run for her money.
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Aquatic Barbie enjoys traveling
with us whenever we go anywhere
tropicaly nice, and then insists on
being photographed. Anything to
make the world π a better place π
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“On earth as it is in Heaven!” She is doing her share.
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I don’t really get the whole Barbie craze right now. On the other hand, I don’t get most current pop culture crazes. π
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It’s a crazy Barbie world, Liz
… deeply superficial, and full
of not so fantastic plastic π₯²πΆοΈ
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I prefer gritty realism, m’self. π
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Our collective perception of reality
has been irreconcilably altered by
the Mattel Corporation π±πΆοΈ
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You make a good point, sadly,
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Barbies gynecologist is a plastic surgeonβ¦clever!
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A little known fact I uncovered when
delivering a load of fresh plastic to
the local medical centre, Larisa ππ
There was Ken on his inflexible knees
singing ‘I love you just the way you are!’
to an equally inflexible Barbie, with
tears streaming down his face π
And there was me thinking that
big boy toys don’t cry π€πΆοΈ
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Hahaha! I bet heβd love her a little more if she was flexible π
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I KNOW! What a GROANER!!! (Groaners are good!)
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David Kenough Redpath is famous
for his dad jokes π€£πΆοΈ
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I’ll read carefully, hahaha π
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You certainly found Barbie’s…alter-egos! Funny this!
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Idolatry in glorious plastic.
Many are the manifestations
of the fertility goddess known
as Barbie, Jonathan ππ
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You got it! She—and her fellows—except maybe the beauty standing by the sea (!) is/are fertility gods in plastic, masonry, oil and canvas.
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Freya is a pagan Viking maiden, so
I guess she’s heading for Valhalla π€πΆοΈ
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Isnβt she your Valhalla? π
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Just a friendly native Barbie, Jonathan.
My lovely wife, Linda, is all the fertility
goddess I can handle ππ
May the Mattel be with you ππ
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Gotcha! I love my wife, too, and miss her—she’s in rehab.
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Love is a many-splendored thing π
as Andy Williams would sing πΆ
But only one at a time! π«
Any more would be a crime π€πΆοΈ
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Amen to that! π
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hahaha; enjoyable collection of photos and captions π
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After seeing that Margot Robbie movie
I just couldn’t help myself, John πΏππ
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Wicked line about Barbie’s gynecologist. :))))
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In total agreement, Anna β
I’ve heard just about enough from
that David Kenough Redpath ππ
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Wonderful Barbies . Makes me π. Anita
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Mission accomplished, Anita.
Barbie World is very photogenic,
and a bit plastic ππ
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Thanks
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Great photos and headlines π
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Thanks for visiting Barbie World,
Priti ππ
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Nice
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Thank you π
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Mattel Hospital tends to overcharge
I get my Barbieβs skin treatments
From the shady guy on the barge
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Don’t pay that shady barge man
till he gets you to the other side
with a lovely Barbie suntan π
Nice to hear from you again, Tanmay.
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Glad to be back, David. I’ve missed you guys.
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I thought barbies cloned themselves like aphids, and didn’t need men.
But seeing the Balinese barbies, one can no longer trust barbies or men.
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Barbies just want to have fun whilst
reengineering a social matriarchy.
They’ve been doing it since 1959.
The same year the United States
sent two monkeys into space, and
Fidel Castro came to power in Cuba.
Coincidence? Not according to Ken,
who made me promise not to tell π
But then, Ken does resent being
treated as a toy boy Barbie accessory
by Mattel β’ π
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Very clever post!
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One billion Barbies can’t be wrong,
Dawn. But as for those who bought
them … π€ πΆοΈ
Thanks for playing along π
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Brilliant post, David! I never had a Barbie doll and never wanted one. I was not much into dolls, but I have always appreciated art! β€
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Thank you, Cheryl π My wife,
Linda, detests those plastic tools
of patriarchal social engineering.
Rather unfortunate for our three
daughters that she also dislikes
Disneyland and it’s portrayal of
women as subservient creatures
always in need of rescuing π€πΆοΈ
Thank goodness the times are
changing, as I’m often in need of
rescuing π
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Haha! β€
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I enjoyed the photography. Thank you for sharing π
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My pleasure, Kritika π
It was a labour of plastic love π©·π
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The first statue is a symbolic form of the Hindu goddess Durga in Bali. Please correct me if my explanation is wrong.
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That well endowed goddess
I spotted shopping in Kuta ππ
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