Okay,
From the If Movie Plots Were Real challenge. See all 300 entries (closed)
( , Tue 7 Dec 2004, 21:53, archived)
So I've made a post to join in the competion..
here it is:
/SMJ
ps. Where ever I lay my hat is a stupid place to pee :-]
here it is:
/SMJ
ps. Where ever I lay my hat is a stupid place to pee :-]
From the If Movie Plots Were Real challenge. See all 300 entries (closed)
( , Tue 7 Dec 2004, 21:53, archived)
"if movie plots were real...
blood would come in ketchup bottles"
i hear ya buddy! :-)
( ,
Tue 7 Dec 2004, 21:58,
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i hear ya buddy! :-)
it was sarcasm
and a less mean way of saying "i dont see how your pic conforms to the rules of the compo"
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Tue 7 Dec 2004, 22:03,
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Please go easy
on the misogynistic "I would" type posts whenever a picture of an attractive lady is posted on the board. Not only can it get a bit tiresome, but it can be intimidating and unwelcoming for a lot of lady boarders. Besides, even if you would, she probably wouldn't.
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Tue 7 Dec 2004, 22:10,
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apposite quotation, rather
after all, if I wanted to think about adolescents tugging at their boythings, I'd look on my hard drive...
heh
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Tue 7 Dec 2004, 22:23,
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heh
I find this odd.
I'm not an "I would"er.
I was in college in the US for almost all of the nineties, and even as a product of that hothouse of constant anti-penile browbeating, I can't figure a rational standard under which commenting favorably (or ironically) on the attractiveness (or not) of a picture of a woman (or vampire, or dalek, or the blue thing in "Cap'n Biscuit") qualifies as misogynistic.
I also can't come up with a reading of "Even if you would, she probably wouldn't" that isn't misandric.
The FAQ is a self-hating hypocrite. (It does have a man's name.)
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Tue 7 Dec 2004, 22:50,
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I'm not an "I would"er.
I was in college in the US for almost all of the nineties, and even as a product of that hothouse of constant anti-penile browbeating, I can't figure a rational standard under which commenting favorably (or ironically) on the attractiveness (or not) of a picture of a woman (or vampire, or dalek, or the blue thing in "Cap'n Biscuit") qualifies as misogynistic.
I also can't come up with a reading of "Even if you would, she probably wouldn't" that isn't misandric.
The FAQ is a self-hating hypocrite. (It does have a man's name.)