MANSPLAINING!
I had to leave the internet yesterday after coming across some pernicious mansplaining on a blog and being unable to point it out without sounding like an asshole. Still was accused of putting sexist words in his mouth!
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MANSPLAINING!
I had to leave the internet yesterday after coming across some pernicious mansplaining on a blog and being unable to point it out without sounding like an asshole. Still was accused of putting sexist words in his mouth!
Same dude just wrote this:
1. We live in a democracy. 2. Women had no right to vote. 3. It was democratically decided by men who did have the vote to allow women to vote too. 4. Therefore, men gave women the right to vote.
Oh, I gotta tell about my glasses!
Um... they're nice. Great to be able to see close up yadda yadda yadda.
Immediately after I left the glasses store with my new glasses, I walked about 20 feet to an ATM. While I was ATMing, a cute woman made eye contact with me. We made eye contact once or twice more, then before I left she smiled at me and held eye contact for a long time.
Then Tuesday, one of my bosses asked me if I had new glasses. When I told him, "Yes," he said, "I thought you were looking smarter yesterday."
So I've concluded my new glasses give me superpowers.
Like it was a present!
Surprise! You were just sitting there darning socks, and I brought you voting rights! What's for supper?
1. We live in a democracy. 2. Women had no right to vote. 3. It was democratically decided by men who did have the vote to allow women to vote too. 4. Therefore, men gave women the right to vote.
Yeah, and women didn't do a damn thing to get the right to vote. You know, besides the organizing and protesting and what-not....
You mean just like how King George III gave Americans their independence?
SFistas: Do you have restaurant suggestions for places near Union Square? There's a academic conference in SF just after the new year and people are asking me, although I haven't lived there for 4 years.
I've never eaten there, but people do like Farmer Brown. I really like Little Delhi. There's also the Westfield food court, which has a lot of nice options.
You mean just like how King George III gave Americans their independence?
DAMN YOU SCOLA FOR THINKING OF THAT FIRST
Do you have restaurant suggestions for places near Union Square?
Kuleto is right there and was quite tasty for Lee's birthday party.
Yeah, and his right to vote was given to him by white male property owners.