A Jeans Company Defines True Religion

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The Shoppers Drug Mart flyer1 for November 26 to December 2 features “the season’s most coveted scents.”  The brand name for two of the featured fragrances is True Religion®.

True Religion® was founded by Jeffrey Lubell

with the intention of redefining premium denim. . . . the company [has] also branched out into numerous licensed products such as Fragrance. . . . True Religion is and always will be Timeless, Hippie, Bohemian, Chic.

So, there you are, True Religion® branded, defined, and registered by a jeans company.

 

1 I came across the Shoppers Drug Mart flyer, yesterday, in the midst of following the comments to Ian’s post CFI Canada: Half-truths and scandal.  I hope my post provides some comic relief.

CFI Montreal gets some good press

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In spite of the strife within the national leadership, local branches of CFI Canada are still pushing forward and putting on events. CFI Montreal was featured in the Montreal Gazette yesterday in an article that talks about their bookclub and what they’ve been up to. The truth is out there. … Continue reading →

CFI Canada: Half-truths and scandal

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There must be something with activist freethinkers where we just love scandal and controversy. Everything from crackers and gelato to elevators and coup d’etats wins over praise and scorn from across the blogosphere. Perhaps its just the nature of blogs or just people, but there’s nothing entirely rational about our … Continue reading →

Nate vs Hate

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CFI:Calgary director Nate Phelps is the subject of a documentary that needs your help: ‘Nate vs Hate’ is a documentary about the life of Nate Phelps, the son of Pastor Fred Phelps of the Westboro Baptist Church.  Nate escaped the church and family on his 18th birthday, and spent the … Continue reading →

United Church lobbying

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The United Church has sent the prime minister a letter urging the government to rewrite the omnibus crime bill. The United Church of Canada has urged the government “to reconsider the provisions of Bill C-10 dealing with the imposition of minimum sentences; and to separate the provisions of the omnibus bill … Continue reading →

CFI:Canada’s identity crisis

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CFI:Canada’s internal struggles are leaking out. Jacob Fortin paints a picture and does a good job explaining some of the history: Secular organizations in this country have the tendency to implode. Although it’s not clear exactly why this happens, it my have something to do with the fact that people … Continue reading →

Debating secularism at the school level

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The Toronto school that hosts Muslim prayers doesn’t budge. A community meeting was recently held: The meeting of about 40 to 50 people was meant as a community discussion, but some attendees were eager to talk about an anonymously printed pamphlet titled “Segregation in Toronto Public Schools” – a reference … Continue reading →

Where’s the honour?

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A father accused of the “honour killings” of four family members – including his three teenage daughters – was recorded on police wiretaps saying he was “happy” they were dead and that he would “do the same again”, a Canadian court has heard. Mohammad Shafia, 58, his second wife Tooba … Continue reading →

‘Tis the Season

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This holiday season, give the Salvation Army kettles a pass and give to a secular charity instead! Here are some ideas to get you started: A huge list of atheist, non-theistic, freethinking and secular charities by ThinkAtheist.com Give a microloan to someone in a developing country by joining Kiva.org’s lending … Continue reading →

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