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Originally Posted by swedish miyagi
DaveB, hold on, Miss Zooey is your wife, hahaha, that makes a lot of sense, am I supposed to already know that or something.
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Barbie, scroll upthread. I wrote that I concur with my husband and then I quote him, making it fairly easy to figure out which one is my husband. Plus, if you look at our user information, I believe we both say that we live in Milwaukee. Other than Chavez, who has not posted in this thread, I'm pretty sure we're the only two who do. It's not a big secret, particularly for those with reading comprehension skills.
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| You nor your wife addressed much in my last post no doubt because you have no point but whatever. |
I believe that I did. But, in case my point alluded you, let me just add - simply not true. Seriously - I know women (myself among them) who do, at times, enjoy shopping and dancing, and even a good bit of gossip now and again, but I know just as many men who also like these things. I don't know what the fuck "looking cute" or "getting excited about things" are supposed to mean, so I'm just going to move on. Finally, as for the weaker sex's notorious hatred of math - I tutored my high school boyfriend in calculus, took 9 credits of physics in college (chock full of scary, scary advanced algebra), will be tutoring my husband (DaveB, in case you forgot that already) for the math portion of the GRE, and the only person I know who is going for a doctorate in the hard sciences is a woman. Maybe I do live in a bubble, a parallel universe, or *gasp* New York (?!), but the counterexamples to your weird little theories abound.
Finally, Babs, just out of curiosity - why do you have to draw your understanding of women from looking around shopping malls? You understand that following random women around for kicks isn't going to teach you anything about them. Can you honestly assert that these silly commonalities you've come up with apply to the women in your life? Your mother, your sisters? Can you understand the implications of reducing someone to their more frivolous pleasures? It's degrading and weird.
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| You don't think men tend to like big motor vehicles? |
How come most of the giant SUVs I see on the freeway seem to be piloted by women?
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I also like how nobody has the balls (figurative or literal) to say this is not true:
"But I know what a lot of women have in common. They like to gossip, shop, look cute, dance, get really excited about something, anything that doesn not involve math, etc. There are exceptions of course, I need to say that five hundred times for people in here apparently, but those things I mentioned sure as hell are very common with with most women in america. For men it's sports, and various outlets where they attempt to be some kind of a badass."
Does anyone want to tell me this is not true? So far nobody has. |
Let me say it again - Not true.
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| Obviously the distinction between those two things is all about how badly the guy wants to fuck her. |
Because,
obviously, any distinction that a woman chooses to make about her perception of a man has everything to do with what he wants to do with his penis. It doesn't matter whether or not a man wants to sleep with a woman. That could apply in either part of the distinction I've made. The hair that really needs splitting is this one - the distinction between perceiving those two frames of mind is recognizing that she does not want to have sex with you and choosing to either believe that you can con her into it ("friend zone") or that she has decided she's not interested in you.
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| You just aren't putting yourself in the other persons shoes enough to see that. |
Wow. Wow. Wow. Wow.
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| Here is a little newsflash a lot of females don't understand. If a guy is kind of always hanging around and "there for you" etc. he's trying to parlay that into fucking you, this is true about 90% of the time. Judd really wants to fuck her. I'm sure you can relate to this with some memories you have from back in the eighties. |
Again with the generalizations. I'll be sure to stay clear of all of my friends' husbands and boyfriends, then. Thanks for the warning.
So many of your stupid misunderstandings of your myriad of enemies could be attended to by a teeny glance at what we have chosen to disclose about ourselves on our profiles. I was born in 1979. If that was an attempt to deflate the Barbie doll thing, that happened in the mid-90s. But, what do I know? I'm a girl, and thus I actively avoid math. I need to go lie down now and watch soap operas/file my nails/cry/have a martini that isn't really a martini.
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| Nice attempt at comedy, this probably wouldn't even get a laugh on the View. Although I do picture you as Joy Behar. |
I just want to say that I got some serious mileage out of this one last night, though I am having a hard time trying to figure out why it's an insult. I mean, granted, she's not drop-dead gorgeous, but I didn't recoil in horror at being compared to her. If you were trying to insult my physical appearance, that's a really odd way to go about it.
I've only seen The View once or twice. As I recall, she has a louder voice, a lot of opinions, seems fairly intelligent, and leans left politically, things that I really can't deny having in common with her. Oh, and we both have reddish hair, though mine doesn't come out of a bottle. Are you trying to make me uncomfortable by comparing me to an assertive woman? Am I supposed to be worried that you think I'm saying too much? Would it be easier for you if you happened to see me at the mall with my friend so you could just assume that I must be using up all of my brain power shopping, gossiping, and hating math?
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| Has there ever been a "Mathematician Barbie" btw, that galavants around a malibu computer lab or something? Probably wouldn't sell too well. |
Tragically, no Scientist Barbie, but there was an
Astronaut Barbie, so there's that.
eta: grammatical tinkering.