Matt Smith Admin Age: 33 Gender: Female Posts: 31134
January 1st, 2006 at 06:56pm
Slappy:
Bloodraine:
Slappy:
Q:Why did the woman cross the road?
A: I dont know, but who the hell let her out of the kitchen?
stfu N00b. Oh, how long I've waited to say that to someone.
I am not a "n00b" I have been here longer than you, and i had many more posts than i do now, but they all got deleted. Also, i dont spend as much time in the threads anymore.
You are one of those chicks who dont shave their armpits arent you?
I'm rolling my eyes so damn hard they got stuck in the back of my skull.
Seriously, its people like you who have such outdated views on women who disgust me. Yes, feminism, when taken too far is worse than sexism. But there would be little need for feminism if people would, God forbid, take a step out of the dark ages and treat women as their equals. Of course, it could be worse. Compare the treatement of women now to those of, say, 100 years ago and the difference is astonishing.
We have come a long way in a short time, and although we aren't quite there yet, it will come in time. It is to be expected that men are still treated as the dominaint sex, and I doubt that will change for a long time.
Oh, and next time you want to debate something, You would do well not to make inciting comments as to the state of your opponents armpits.
A: I dont know, but who the hell let her out of the kitchen?
stfu N00b. Oh, how long I've waited to say that to someone.
I am not a "n00b" I have been here longer than you, and i had many more posts than i do now, but they all got deleted. Also, i dont spend as much time in the threads anymore.
You are one of those chicks who dont shave their armpits arent you?
I'm rolling my eyes so damn hard they got stuck in the back of my skull.
Seriously, its people like you who have such outdated views on women who disgust me. Yes, feminism, when taken too far is worse than sexism. But there would be little need for feminism if people would, God forbid, take a step out of the dark ages and treat women as their equals. Of course, it could be worse. Compare the treatement of women now to those of, say, 100 years ago and the difference is astonishing.
We have come a long way in a short time, and although we aren't quite there yet, it will come in time. It is to be expected that men are still treated as the dominaint sex, and I doubt that will change for a long time.
Oh, and next time you want to debate something, You would do well not to make inciting comments as to the state of your opponents armpits.
(That last comment was not intended to be funny )
How do you know how i treat women? You dont. You can assume because of a little joke i made, but jokes are no reason to pass judgement. There are all sorts of people on here who make racists jokes. Does that neccisarily make them racist? No. It may not be the most polite thing to do, but still no rock hard evidence on their stance of racism.
I do not feel woman shouldnt be treated equally. I dont think they belong in the kitchen or whatever. I believe they should make the same wages as men. That doesnt mean that the jokes considering women or feminism arent funny to me.
Want to hear a joke? Womans rights.
Matt Smith Admin Age: 33 Gender: Female Posts: 31134
January 1st, 2006 at 07:05pm
Slappy:
Bloodraine:
Slappy:
Bloodraine:
Slappy:
Q:Why did the woman cross the road?
A: I dont know, but who the hell let her out of the kitchen?
stfu N00b. Oh, how long I've waited to say that to someone.
I am not a "n00b" I have been here longer than you, and i had many more posts than i do now, but they all got deleted. Also, i dont spend as much time in the threads anymore.
You are one of those chicks who dont shave their armpits arent you?
I'm rolling my eyes so damn hard they got stuck in the back of my skull.
Seriously, its people like you who have such outdated views on women who disgust me. Yes, feminism, when taken too far is worse than sexism. But there would be little need for feminism if people would, God forbid, take a step out of the dark ages and treat women as their equals. Of course, it could be worse. Compare the treatement of women now to those of, say, 100 years ago and the difference is astonishing.
We have come a long way in a short time, and although we aren't quite there yet, it will come in time. It is to be expected that men are still treated as the dominaint sex, and I doubt that will change for a long time.
Oh, and next time you want to debate something, You would do well not to make inciting comments as to the state of your opponents armpits.
(That last comment was not intended to be funny )
How do you know how i treat women? You dont. You can assume because of a little joke i made, but jokes are no reason to pass judgement. There are all sorts of people on here who make racists jokes. Does that neccisarily make them racist? No. It may not be the most polite thing to do, but still no rock hard evidence on their stance of racism.
I do not feel woman shouldnt be treated equally. I dont think they belong in the kitchen or whatever. I believe they should make the same wages as men. That doesnt mean that the jokes considering women or feminism arent funny to me.
Want to hear a joke? Womans rights.
Assumptions are powerful things, son.
How about that nice little one you made about my Armpits eh?
A: I dont know, but who the hell let her out of the kitchen?
stfu N00b. Oh, how long I've waited to say that to someone.
I am not a "n00b" I have been here longer than you, and i had many more posts than i do now, but they all got deleted. Also, i dont spend as much time in the threads anymore.
You are one of those chicks who dont shave their armpits arent you?
I'm rolling my eyes so damn hard they got stuck in the back of my skull.
Seriously, its people like you who have such outdated views on women who disgust me. Yes, feminism, when taken too far is worse than sexism. But there would be little need for feminism if people would, God forbid, take a step out of the dark ages and treat women as their equals. Of course, it could be worse. Compare the treatement of women now to those of, say, 100 years ago and the difference is astonishing.
We have come a long way in a short time, and although we aren't quite there yet, it will come in time. It is to be expected that men are still treated as the dominaint sex, and I doubt that will change for a long time.
Oh, and next time you want to debate something, You would do well not to make inciting comments as to the state of your opponents armpits.
(That last comment was not intended to be funny )
How do you know how i treat women? You dont. You can assume because of a little joke i made, but jokes are no reason to pass judgement. There are all sorts of people on here who make racists jokes. Does that neccisarily make them racist? No. It may not be the most polite thing to do, but still no rock hard evidence on their stance of racism.
I do not feel woman shouldnt be treated equally. I dont think they belong in the kitchen or whatever. I believe they should make the same wages as men. That doesnt mean that the jokes considering women or feminism arent funny to me.
Want to hear a joke? Womans rights.
Assumptions are powerful things, son.
How about that nice little one you made about my Armpits eh?
You know i was being sarcastic, dont you? Because once again, shit like that is funny to me.
Matt Smith Admin Age: 33 Gender: Female Posts: 31134
January 1st, 2006 at 07:12pm
Slappy:
You know i was being sarcastic, dont you? Because once again, shit like that is funny to me.
You know, some people would think 'Specific Discussion' would be a place for seriousness...
*ahem* As I said...
What about a womans place in the home? What do you think are mens expectations of women nowadays?
I dont think there is such thing as a place in the home, men and women are capable of the same things in that aspect, its whatever that particular family situatuion needs.
TheFaggot King For A Couple Of Days Age: 33 Gender: Female Posts: 4675
January 1st, 2006 at 08:03pm
I think that we should talk more about the MANS place in the house... And the MANS place anywhere, really...
*ahem* As I said...
What about a womans place in the home? What do you think are mens expectations of women nowadays?
I dont think there is such thing as a place in the home, men and women are capable of the same things in that aspect, its whatever that particular family situatuion needs.
So you don't think men look upon women to cook and clean? And for men to go out to work? The men i know sure think that
spill_no_sick Falling In Love With The Board Age: 31 Gender: - Posts: 8588
January 1st, 2006 at 08:04pm
I don't really think it's the seventies version of sexism (cooking, cleaning, etc.)
I think our modern version is worse (slutty clothes, being a slut, anything to do with being a slutty slave to men)
men disgust me, and about nintey-five percent of them are all for the slutty look
TheFaggot King For A Couple Of Days Age: 33 Gender: Female Posts: 4675
January 1st, 2006 at 08:06pm
spill_no_sick:
I don't really think it's the seventies version of sexism (cooking, cleaning, etc.)
I think our modern version is worse (slutty clothes, being a slut, anything to do with being a slutty slave to men)
men disgust me, and about nintey-five percent of them are all for the slutty look
Yeah, exactly- Times change, and the feminists in the 70's may have done a lot when it comes to the male/female roles when it comes to WORK- what we have to fight now is the sexism..
I don't really think it's the seventies version of sexism (cooking, cleaning, etc.)
I think our modern version is worse (slutty clothes, being a slut, anything to do with being a slutty slave to men)
men disgust me, and about nintey-five percent of them are all for the slutty look
That's true. Women are often perceived as sex slaves these days. And if you're ugly - that just means you'll get paid less.
*ahem* As I said...
What about a womans place in the home? What do you think are mens expectations of women nowadays?
I dont think there is such thing as a place in the home, men and women are capable of the same things in that aspect, its whatever that particular family situatuion needs.
So you don't think men look upon women to cook and clean? And for men to go out to work? The men i know sure think that
Let me re phrase that, there shouldnt be those views, yes, there still is, but it shouldnt be there.
*ahem* As I said...
What about a womans place in the home? What do you think are mens expectations of women nowadays?
I dont think there is such thing as a place in the home, men and women are capable of the same things in that aspect, its whatever that particular family situatuion needs.
So you don't think men look upon women to cook and clean? And for men to go out to work? The men i know sure think that
Let me re phrase that, there shouldnt be those views, yes, there still is, but it shouldnt be there.
*ahem* As I said...
What about a womans place in the home? What do you think are mens expectations of women nowadays?
I dont think there is such thing as a place in the home, men and women are capable of the same things in that aspect, its whatever that particular family situatuion needs.
So you don't think men look upon women to cook and clean? And for men to go out to work? The men i know sure think that
Let me re phrase that, there shouldnt be those views, yes, there still is, but it shouldnt be there.
Ah I see, in which case I agree with you
I was vauge on that, sorry
Pretty Like Drugs King For A Couple Of Days Age: 35 Gender: Female Posts: 2643
January 2nd, 2006 at 01:19am
Feminism definitely still exists, but no matter what men believe, I think women are beginning to fight feminism and challenging feminism beliefs by doing... well, non-feminist stuff, and it seems men are beginning to accept it.
On the other hand, I do agree with spill_no_sick, but then, so many woman promote that image it's not funny. I'm not blaming them, I don't know their situations, but it doesn't help the rest of us.
I don't believe in it myself. I mean, heck, I can't cook, I'd have to marry a guy who can/will for me. And if he tries to tell me what my place is, what I should be doing, I'll bruise his balls.
Feminism definitely still exists, but no matter what men believe, I think women are beginning to fight feminism and challenging feminism beliefs by doing... well, non-feminist stuff, and it seems men are beginning to accept it.
On the other hand, I do agree with spill_no_sick, but then, so many woman promote that image it's not funny. I'm not blaming them, I don't know their situations, but it doesn't help the rest of us.
I don't believe in it myself. I mean, heck, I can't cook, I'd have to marry a guy who can/will for me. And if he tries to tell me what my place is, what I should be doing, I'll bruise his balls.
I would never put myself in a relationship like that in the first place.
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