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_A_Real_Mouthful wrote: »_A_Real_Mouthful wrote: »
Do you suppose that, if asked, he would say that she had "dominated" the conversation because she refused to be interrupted by him on several occasions?
reminds me of the time one of my lady friends needed the belt tensioner on her car replaced. it kept locking down and peeling the belt off. whole assembly was gonna crack at some point i've seen it happen and leave a guy (me) on the side of the road in DFW once upon a time. pretty easy fix too you just have to go down to o'reilly's and pick up a new one for like $25 prob go ahead and get a new belt to be safe if the old one hasn't snapped yet. tried telling her how i could do it for her cause i already had a socket set and bar and everything. my pops is a mechanic so we pretty much grew up under the hood of a car and crawling around on concrete underneath.
it was then that she started screaming "reeeeeeee" and turned into a wing-ed serpent.
I am utterly uncertain how to read your post, lol. You're either using hyperbole to say that she freaked out, or joking. I'm, like, 98% sure you're joking, but this is the Internet and I just don't know.1 -
This thread is truly amusing.1
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otherusernamestaken wrote: »As for the laundry...
Speaking of laundry. Don't you have something to do honey?
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TwinkieDong wrote: »This is simply a femiNAZI term. They use any and every tactic to try and put down men. Men do explain this as history has shown men create things. Trains, planes, cars, rockets, telescopes, tires, telephones, radios, television, electricity, atomic energy, computers, and fax machines. All miracles made possible by the minds and spirits of men with names like Ampere, Bell, Caselli, Edison, Ohm, Faraday, Einstein, Cohen, Teller, Shockley, Hertz, Marconi, Morse, Popov. Ford, Volta, Michelin, Dunlop, Watt, Diesel, Galileo, and other "dead white males."
Mary Anderson - Windshield Wipers
Barbara Askins - NewFilm Developing Method that improves clarity of xrays & restores photographs
Patricia Billinsg - Geobond a replacement for asbestos
Marion Donovan - Disposable Diapers
Bette Nesmith Graham - Liquid Paper (white out) (and mother of a "rock" star")
Dr. Grace Murray Hopper - COBAL computer language
Mary Phelps Jacob - Modern Brassiere (for those needing mansplaning that is a bra)
Margaret Knight - machine that makes paper bags
Stephanie Kwolek - Kevlar
Hedy Lamarr - Spread Spectrum Technology (used to combat Nazis & the backbone of digital communications)
Patsy Sherman - Scotchgard
Dr. Giuliana Tesoro - holds 125+ patents related to organic compounds and textile processing
Ruth Wakefield - Chocolate Chip Cookie
Rachel Zimmerman - Blissymbol Printer (invented at as 12)1 -
HWeatherholt wrote: »TwinkieDong wrote: »This is simply a femiNAZI term. They use any and every tactic to try and put down men. Men do explain this as history has shown men create things. Trains, planes, cars, rockets, telescopes, tires, telephones, radios, television, electricity, atomic energy, computers, and fax machines. All miracles made possible by the minds and spirits of men with names like Ampere, Bell, Caselli, Edison, Ohm, Faraday, Einstein, Cohen, Teller, Shockley, Hertz, Marconi, Morse, Popov. Ford, Volta, Michelin, Dunlop, Watt, Diesel, Galileo, and other "dead white males."
Mary Anderson - Windshield Wipers
Barbara Askins - NewFilm Developing Method that improves clarity of xrays & restores photographs
Patricia Billinsg - Geobond a replacement for asbestos
Marion Donovan - Disposable Diapers
Bette Nesmith Graham - Liquid Paper (white out) (and mother of a "rock" star")
Dr. Grace Murray Hopper - COBAL computer language
Mary Phelps Jacob - Modern Brassiere (for those needing mansplaning that is a bra)
Margaret Knight - machine that makes paper bags
Stephanie Kwolek - Kevlar
Hedy Lamarr - Spread Spectrum Technology (used to combat Nazis & the backbone of digital communications)
Patsy Sherman - Scotchgard
Dr. Giuliana Tesoro - holds 125+ patents related to organic compounds and textile processing
Ruth Wakefield - Chocolate Chip Cookie
Rachel Zimmerman - Blissymbol Printer (invented at as 12)
I figured this came about as a happy accident.
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HWeatherholt wrote: »TwinkieDong wrote: »This is simply a femiNAZI term. They use any and every tactic to try and put down men. Men do explain this as history has shown men create things. Trains, planes, cars, rockets, telescopes, tires, telephones, radios, television, electricity, atomic energy, computers, and fax machines. All miracles made possible by the minds and spirits of men with names like Ampere, Bell, Caselli, Edison, Ohm, Faraday, Einstein, Cohen, Teller, Shockley, Hertz, Marconi, Morse, Popov. Ford, Volta, Michelin, Dunlop, Watt, Diesel, Galileo, and other "dead white males."
Mary Anderson - Windshield Wipers
Barbara Askins - NewFilm Developing Method that improves clarity of xrays & restores photographs
Patricia Billinsg - Geobond a replacement for asbestos
Marion Donovan - Disposable Diapers
Bette Nesmith Graham - Liquid Paper (white out) (and mother of a "rock" star")
Dr. Grace Murray Hopper - COBAL computer language
Mary Phelps Jacob - Modern Brassiere (for those needing mansplaning that is a bra)
Margaret Knight - machine that makes paper bags
Stephanie Kwolek - Kevlar
Hedy Lamarr - Spread Spectrum Technology (used to combat Nazis & the backbone of digital communications)
Patsy Sherman - Scotchgard
Dr. Giuliana Tesoro - holds 125+ patents related to organic compounds and textile processing
Ruth Wakefield - Chocolate Chip Cookie
Rachel Zimmerman - Blissymbol Printer (invented at as 12)
Melitta Bentz - coffee filtration
Katharine Burr Blodgett - non-reflective glass used for camera lenses, movie projectors, submarine periscopes, better eyeglasses, car windshields, and computer screens. Also worked research for gas masks, smoke screens and de-icing airplane wings.
Marie Curie - X-rays
Nancy Johnson - ice cream maker
Maria Telkes - first 100 percent solar powered house
Ann Tsukamoto - stem cell isolation
Rosalind Franklin - DNA double helix
Marie Beasley - the life raft
Elizabeth magie - Monopoly Game
Josephine Cochrane - dishwasher
Martha Coston - signal flares
Tabitha Babbit - the circular saw
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Rachel Zimmerman - Blissymbol Printer (invented at as 12)
Should be at age 12.0 -
HWeatherholt wrote: »HWeatherholt wrote: »TwinkieDong wrote: »This is simply a femiNAZI term. They use any and every tactic to try and put down men. Men do explain this as history has shown men create things. Trains, planes, cars, rockets, telescopes, tires, telephones, radios, television, electricity, atomic energy, computers, and fax machines. All miracles made possible by the minds and spirits of men with names like Ampere, Bell, Caselli, Edison, Ohm, Faraday, Einstein, Cohen, Teller, Shockley, Hertz, Marconi, Morse, Popov. Ford, Volta, Michelin, Dunlop, Watt, Diesel, Galileo, and other "dead white males."
Mary Anderson - Windshield Wipers
Barbara Askins - NewFilm Developing Method that improves clarity of xrays & restores photographs
Patricia Billinsg - Geobond a replacement for asbestos
Marion Donovan - Disposable Diapers
Bette Nesmith Graham - Liquid Paper (white out) (and mother of a "rock" star")
Dr. Grace Murray Hopper - COBAL computer language
Mary Phelps Jacob - Modern Brassiere (for those needing mansplaning that is a bra)
Margaret Knight - machine that makes paper bags
Stephanie Kwolek - Kevlar
Hedy Lamarr - Spread Spectrum Technology (used to combat Nazis & the backbone of digital communications)
Patsy Sherman - Scotchgard
Dr. Giuliana Tesoro - holds 125+ patents related to organic compounds and textile processing
Ruth Wakefield - Chocolate Chip Cookie
Rachel Zimmerman - Blissymbol Printer (invented at as 12)
Melitta Bentz - coffee filtration
Katharine Burr Blodgett - non-reflective glass used for camera lenses, movie projectors, submarine periscopes, better eyeglasses, car windshields, and computer screens. Also worked research for gas masks, smoke screens and de-icing airplane wings.
Marie Curie - X-rays
Nancy Johnson - ice cream maker
Maria Telkes - first 100 percent solar powered house
Ann Tsukamoto - stem cell isolation
Rosalind Franklin - DNA double helix
Marie Beasley - the life raft
Elizabeth magie - Monopoly Game
Josephine Cochrane - dishwasher
Martha Coston - signal flares
Tabitha Babbit - the circular saw
Not to mention my favorite: Ada Lovelace, who wrote the first computer code and was able to compehend the development of the personal computer long before her time.0 -
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Red China
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Joe McCarthy
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Marilyn Monroe
Rosenbergs
H-bomb
Sugar Ray
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RespectTheKitty wrote: »man·splain
manˈsplān/
(of a man) explain (something) to someone, typically a woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing.
ETA: "Mansplaining" is one of my favorite types of words: a portmanteau, which is a combining of two words to create a new word
mansplaining is already happening in this thread lol
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Where does a mansplainer get his water?
From a "well, actually...."4 -
jenovatrix wrote: »Where does a mansplainer get his water?
From a "well, actually...."
giving me life you are
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wolverine66 wrote: »Harry Truman
Doris Day
Red China
Johnnie Ray
South Pacific
Walter Winchell
Joe DiMaggio
Joe McCarthy
Richard Nixon
Studebaker
television
North Korea
South Korea
Marilyn Monroe
Rosenbergs
H-bomb
Sugar Ray
Panmunjom
Brando
"The King and I" and "The Catcher in the Rye"
Eisenhower
vaccine
England's got a new queen
Marciano
Liberace
Santayana goodbye
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Sugar_Pill wrote: »
the righter I am, the madder she gets...4 -
PurringMyrrh wrote: »Mansplaining is just another word created by feminazis that cry about equality then preach inequality. Feminazis that have mugs with sayings like "male tears" on the side, but would completely lose it and go on a soapbox rant if a man had a mug that said "female tears"
That mug is actually really funny when you go on urban dictionary and look up what 'male tears' means
I already know it's semen, and it's still feminazi misandry.
That being said, do you want a mug full of female tears?3
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