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wolfe Ubermensch

Joined: 13 Oct 2005 Posts: 1848
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Posted: Wed Nov 02, 2005 4:38 pm Post subject: The Laws of Women |
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*this post will be periodically edited by me to reflect changes based on comments.*
It strikes my fancy that this might be an interesting topic to discuss and refine over some months.
I suggest that we should be able to formulate approximately 10 laws (I'd limit it to 10; if God managed the 10 commandments to describe a basic moral code for the human race, we should be able to manage 10 laws to describe women. We are not God, but then, women are simpler to characterize than a basic moral code.)
I also suggest that we feel free to orient this towards behavior that we observe on this website, but that the laws should still be broad (no pun intended) in scope.
When (re)formulating the laws I suggest we should be guided by the following principles:
- the suggested law must be observable (e.g., "Women cannot think" is a bad law since we have yet to observe the workings inside their heads; "Female thought produces chaos" is a much better law since it is observably true, though it still tends to fail on the basis of explicitness. "Female attempts at thinking produce chaos" is better yet in that it makes no unprovable assumptions about female thought, though still is inexplicit.
- The law must be useful. "Women are annoying", while perhaps true, offers no guidance or implied solution. "Annoyance rises according to the inverse square of the radial distance from a woman" is impressively precise (though perhaps untrue) and offers a solution.
- the suggested law must be sufficiently explicit so as to have meaning, yet still quite broad. "Women are crazy" is too vague.
- The suggested law should always be as brief as possible while still conveying the meaning. A short concise statement is preferable to a long verbose one.
- The law should be some sensible balance between plain English and elegant writing. Metaphor, simile and other manly devices are welcome, provided they do not detract from the meaning. Flowery prose is not welcome.
- Parentheses are to be eschewed at all costs. Manly brackets only. (see Evilpundit's comment in http://www.menarebetterthanwomen.com/women-hate-gay-men/)
Please feel free to suggest modifications to the above principles and guidelines as you see fit. Also, I welcome suggestions as to laws, and will add them once we have adequately discussed them and feel they are well worded and applicable. By the same token, if you object to an existing law (sorry ladies, this is man-talk only), speak up and say why. I also suggest we feel free to name Laws after the original proposer if in general agreement to do so.
I propose the first two laws. I am reasonably happy about the wording of the first (I feel it is self-evidently true) as it's fairly concise, but I'm open to revisions and improvements. I am not overly happy with the wording of the second as it is lengthy, but I see no clear way of greatly shortening it without concomitant loss of meaning.
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Law Zero: Men are better than Women. [aka Dick's Law]
Biff's First Corollary: with the exception of specific reproductive activities, anything positive that can be done by a woman can and has been done better by men.
Dakota's Observation: Women, unlike men, do not have to work to survive.
Biff's Observation: Women lack situational awareness.
1. No matter how low you set the floor of expectations for a woman, she will inevitably fall below it.
2. When losing a logical argument, a woman will invariably resort to emotional arguments well before any possible concession. Thus, when arguing with a man, a woman will inevitably bring up at least one of a man's putative: a) homosexuality, b) small penis size, c) lack of a woman, d) unattractiveness to women, e) inability to satisfy a woman, f) cheating with other women. The fact that many of those assertions are logically impossible when combined will not prevent a woman from doing so.
3. Wolfe's Law: A woman exists in the now. As such, to her, actions have no predictable consequences and words mean whatever she wishes them to mean at the moment.
Masterson's First Corollary: Women's memories last until they go to sleep. If a woman ever admits that she is wrong or that she will stop behaving atrociously she will awaken to a blank slate of denial and malice.
Wolfe's Second Corollary: The good-will generated by deeds that impress a woman positively has a very short half-life.
Biff's Third Corollary: A woman's view of the future is at most half that of a man.
Biff's Fourth Corollary: Any agreement made with a women will last only as long as it is to her benefit.
4. The LL law: Women are easily offended by what they perceive as oral or written assaults on their femininity, intelligence, or other attributes, and respond entirely out of proportion, demonstrating near total ignorance, thereby reinforcing the notion that they are stupid beyond belief.
Geeza's First Corollary: When a woman has lost an argument, she shall start talking complete nonsense (see Law 2).
5. Jack's Law: Any action that lacks reason or accountability is by definition feminine.
6. Big Al's Law: To gain credibility women will pretend to be a man or to speak for a man.
Wolfe's First Corollary: Anyone using multiple internet identities is a woman.
Big Al's Observation: Internet statements such as "I am a man" almost invariably mean the writer is female.
7. Abaddon's Law: The Only power women have is primarily sexual and secondarily reproductive.
Masterson's First Corollary: The only power women have is through men.
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Submitted with all the humility a man possesses,
-wolfe
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Female Guest
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 5:25 am Post subject: More disgrace from men |
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| OMG I take back what I said about you sounding like a decent person in another forum. How tragic you men can be. |
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wolfe Ubermensch

Joined: 13 Oct 2005 Posts: 1848
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Posted: Thu Nov 03, 2005 12:58 pm Post subject: |
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Female, your posts were the direct source of inspiration for me posting this. If you hadn't posted the way you did, I'd never have formulated these ideas. When I first came here, I thought Dick was exaggerating ridiculously to make a point.
I still think he's exaggerating, but I no longer think it's ridiculous. Post here another few weeks and I'll probably no longer think he's exaggerating.
-Wolfe. |
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 4:52 am Post subject: Last words |
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Well I don't want to inadvertently cause you to have any more incorrect assumptions on women so I'll fill you in on my plans. Arguing points with you all has been increasingly tiresome for the past week and I don't intend to do much more, if any, after tonight. The only reason I have continued to post is because dick et al told me to fuck off and put me in a double bind. That is, if I listened and left, then that would mean I LISTENED to you, and ACCEPTED your advice, which would would appear in some way to be in support of your views that men are better than women and women should do what their told.
I can and willl fuck off in my own good time. That time has come.
Have fun 'bitching' about women. You're all so much more feminine than you realise in that respect. Kudo's to you all, except Christian, who is just a bitter little shit. |
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DickMasterson Site Admin

Joined: 11 Oct 2005 Posts: 1750
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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 8:58 am Post subject: |
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From another forum topic, wolfe came up with this addition:
| Quote: | | 3. To a woman, actions have no predictable consequences. Similarly, words mean whatever a woman wishes them to mean at the moment. |
I'm thinking of a corrolary or even an additional rule perhaps:
| Quote: | | Women's memories last until they go to sleep. If a woman ever admits that she is wrong or that she will stop behaving atrociously she will awake to a blank slate of denial and malice. |
Something like that.
-Dick |
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wolfe Ubermensch

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Posted: Fri Nov 04, 2005 9:35 am Post subject: |
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Yes, I like that. I think I prefer it as a corollary, since it is somewhat connected, and I like the idea of making the laws as clear and universal as possible. (By the same token, I am tempted to reword current Law 2, characterizing a woman’s insults as a corollary of Law 1). Perhaps later.
Your corollary prompts me to reword Law ‘3’ slightly, and to add a corollary of my own.
| Quote: | 3. A woman exists in the now. As such, to her, actions have no predictable consequences and words mean whatever she wishes them to mean at the moment.
Masterson’s First Corollary: Women’s memories last until they go to sleep. If a woman ever admits that she is wrong or that she will stop behaving atrociously she will awaken to a blank slate of denial and malice.
Wolfe’s Second Corollary: The good-will generated by deeds that impress a woman positively has a very short half-life.
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I shall edit the original post to reflect these when I've time. ** done |
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wolfe Ubermensch

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Posted: Thu Nov 24, 2005 10:54 pm Post subject: |
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I add to law 2. f) age making him irrelevant (either too old, too young, or both)
I've noticed women asking Christian, Dick, and myself our ages. This is not without purpose in their minds...
wolfe. |
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Female Guest
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 1:38 am Post subject: |
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and what purpose would that be? It is far easier to communicate with someone when you know their age, although, I personally think it's better to be kept wondering or to be told a straight out lie (men are great at the latter, but I don't need to write it down to keep it in mind cause it's hard enough forgetting it).
Hell, if you're 50, just say your 35, sounds so much better & you're far enough away from being an 'invisible' person. Even though I can't see you and you are 'invisible'. How paradoxical. |
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Big Al Super Manly!

Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 297 Location: AU
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 3:02 am Post subject: |
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| Female wrote: | | Hell, if you're 50, just say your 35, sounds so much better & you're far enough away from being an 'invisible' person. Even though I can't see you and you are 'invisible'. How paradoxical. |
Um, no, Female; a paradox is a statement which contradicts itself.
Oh, sorry, you're that person who regards astrology as an intellectual pursuit.
http://www.menarebetterthanwomen.com/forums/about80.html
Yeah. OK. It means whatever you want it to mean.
Sorry, wolfe, I forgot rule 3.
| Quote: | | 3. To a woman, actions have no predictable consequences. Similarly, words mean whatever a woman wishes them to mean at the moment. |
http://www.menarebetterthanwomen.com/forums/about34.html |
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 3:16 am Post subject: men get injured when they attempt mental gymnastics |
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| Female wrote: | | ...just say your 35, sounds so much better & you're far enough away from being an 'invisible' person. |
Oh, I see, you need an explanation. Of course. "Invisible person" is a euphemism for people aged 50+. You know, the grey haired baby boomer brigade who apparently get ignored by check-out chicks, market researchers, govt. policies (yeah right) et cetera. Sooo, what I meant was that if you are on the interweb and you say you are younger than 50, then you won't get ignored.
[quote="Female"]Even though I can't see you and you are 'invisible'. | Quote: |
We are on-line. I can't see you. Really, I can't. You are, therefore, invisible.
But I am not ignoring you.
[quote="Female"]How paradoxical. |
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 3:18 am Post subject: Annoyance |
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| dick, can you please fix the quoting button? It's making me look like an idiot. |
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Big Al Super Manly!

Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 297 Location: AU
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Posted: Fri Nov 25, 2005 3:25 am Post subject: Re: Annoyance |
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| Female wrote: | | dick, can you please fix the quoting button? It's making me look like an idiot. |
I don't think it's the quoting button that's doing that, sweetheart. |
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wolfe Ubermensch

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Posted: Tue Nov 29, 2005 4:21 am Post subject: |
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I missed this gem of interchanges. A wonderful economy of words, Big Al.
Your response "I don't think it's the quoting button that's doing that, sweetheart." A good 1940's ring to it. It's the "sweetheart" that really does it, lifting it beyond a pedestrian response.
As for law 3, total masculine kudos to Dick for at least the inspiration of the "words" portion.
Al, did you choose your name based on the South Park character? or something else entirely?
Best,
-wolfe |
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Big Al Super Manly!

Joined: 24 Nov 2005 Posts: 297 Location: AU
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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 1:13 am Post subject: |
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| wolfe wrote: | Al, did you choose your name based on the South Park character? or something else entirely?
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Something else etirely, wolfe. I have little in common with The Big Al from South Park.
But thanks for asking. |
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wolfe Ubermensch

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Posted: Wed Nov 30, 2005 2:38 am Post subject: |
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I didn't sense that from you, I simply thought it might have been chosen for ironic reasons (e.g. BGA was your antithesis).
-wolfe. |
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