Target Women: Your Garden

When you think of the beautiful natural world, do you think, "I want the environment to be as clean as my vagina." 
No?  Well, maybe you should.


In "Target Women: Your Garden," a segment from the Current TV show "infoMania," I take a look at how the world of nature and the world of marketing lingo meet in a very special place. You can check out a new "Target Women" segment every Thursday on "infoMania" at 10 p.m. ET/PT. Check out some of the best "Target Women."

Comments

[causticgit]

Sarah has landed at HuffPo! My "lady bits" and I rejoice!

[peterg76]

I get the garden metaphor, but I still don't want the biosphere too acidic for anything to grow in it.

[upmufa]

I don't get it.

Is it social commentary? Satire?

[littlespeaker]

I love Sarah, she's the best part of Infomania. I think her yogurt one is still my favorite. I also have an undying crush on Brett Erlich... what? Who said that?

[67bug]

The fabulous Sarah Haskins finally makes it to HP, congrats!!

[gayleg]

She's very funny. My fern-- HA!

[iblogleft]

I could have gone without thinking of the cleanliness of a womans vagina with my morning coffee.

lol

[beaupritchard]

I ... well ... very funny stuff ... (smile ... nervous smile)

[textynn]

I would think that many women would be heels over head for some of these services.

[davidhilton1]

shes funny!

[Brillig]

Well, I guess for many the earth is CLEANER than the average vagina. Too many ploughs in one field

[Perry Clease]

Depends on the size of the plow

[zola77]

Loooove this! I have become such a huge fan of this woman!

[Chris Kelly - Huffpost Blogger]

Sarah Haskins should be a book, a movie and its own line of school supplies. Why is one of the tags for this post "Earth Day?"

[wadenelson1]

>When you think of the beautiful natural world, do you think, "I want the environment to be as clean as my vagina."

No, I really can't say that I do.

[zorak1704]

Hey, did someone say vagina? where?