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#91 (permalink) Tue Apr 22, 2008 19:22 pm Castration?

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The same could be asked of you: What have men done to you to make you blindly back feminism to this extent?

What had my question to Jamie got to do with feminism?

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To say that they are all valid is, pardon me, invalid per se.

Not sure who said that. Who did?

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#92 (permalink) Tue Apr 22, 2008 23:00 pm Castration?

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Multiply your i.e. 5 matches for the word 'feminist' by 6. The result is 30 - twice as high as Jamie's. How would you interpret these findings?

It's your interpretation I worry about, Ralf. To put it simply, maybe you need to concentrate a bit more on tongue-in-cheek posts than on tongue in cheeks posts. Razz

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Or have you created the Jamie Fan Club?

Good to see you've checked your dictionaries well.

I've checked a reliable troll source, too. You'll be amazed what it said:

There once was a woman from Riga
And she smiled as she rode on a tiger
And back from the ride
With the lady inside
Was a smile on the face of the tiger.

So now, Molly, you're free to count my feminist ant-feminist entries and tell me about your findings.
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#93 (permalink) Wed Apr 23, 2008 6:50 am Castration?

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So now, Molly, you're free to count my feminist ant-feminist entries and tell me about your findings.

The only things I'll be counting are my blessings that I'm not you or Jamie. Fight on, boys.

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