[quote=drboom]You come back in the wee hours on a weeknight to say … what, exactly?
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You asked for a post where – and I quote – I “wrote about women as something other than objects of amusement, utility, or conquest.”
And I provided it.
You, on the other hand, remain unable to provide a single post that supports your assertions of misogyny. Instead, you rely on the old stand-by, “Well I can’t provide specifics, but it all just FEELS hateful toward women!”
Anyhow, clearly you’re not going to be convinced, so be it. If it’s the only way you can sleep at night, then I’m happy to be Your Special Misogynist, drboom. Now, I’m off to my regular meeting of the He-Man Woman Haters Club.
supporting a charity to help sad women might be a way to get more women. i am suspicious. intrigued, but suspicious. do people get laid generally as a result of charity work?[/quote]
“Sad women”? These are girls who are abused and homeless living in a third world country… not merely “sad women.”
According to your logic, ANY project undertaken that helps someone else is merely a ploy to get women.
I’m going to file this under: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
supporting a charity to help sad women might be a way to get more women. i am suspicious. intrigued, but suspicious. do people get laid generally as a result of charity work?[/quote]
“Sad women”? These are girls who are abused and homeless living in a third world country… not merely “sad women.”
According to your logic, ANY project undertaken that helps someone else is merely a ploy to get women.
I’m going to file this under: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
supporting a charity to help sad women might be a way to get more women. i am suspicious. intrigued, but suspicious. do people get laid generally as a result of charity work?[/quote]
“Sad women”? These are girls who are abused and homeless living in a third world country… not merely “sad women.”
According to your logic, ANY project undertaken that helps someone else is merely a ploy to get women.
I’m going to file this under: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
supporting a charity to help sad women might be a way to get more women. i am suspicious. intrigued, but suspicious. do people get laid generally as a result of charity work?[/quote]
“Sad women”? These are girls who are abused and homeless living in a third world country… not merely “sad women.”
According to your logic, ANY project undertaken that helps someone else is merely a ploy to get women.
I’m going to file this under: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
supporting a charity to help sad women might be a way to get more women. i am suspicious. intrigued, but suspicious. do people get laid generally as a result of charity work?[/quote]
“Sad women”? These are girls who are abused and homeless living in a third world country… not merely “sad women.”
According to your logic, ANY project undertaken that helps someone else is merely a ploy to get women.
I’m going to file this under: No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.
