http://www.menweb.org/omwv1n2.htm
“Actually, Marc Lepine, who murdered 14 female engineering students at Montreal’s École Polytechnique, wasn’t trying to kill women. He was trying to kill feminists. Before he opened fire, he said to the female engineering students, “You’re all feminists. I hate feminists!” And in his suicide note, Lepine wrote, “Feminists have wrecked my life.” “

Chris AND MarkEMark=Mr. Empty-pants

The latest female centric insanity on television is a show called ‘Househusbands of Hollywood’. A recent summary and very good example of female hypocrisy and triple standard upcoming episode is as follows (verbatim; nobody could make this crap up): “King of The Castle – Ruler of the Roost”…until his wife comes home from work (hurl) Meet the home boys (if you see a boy, you better jump up and kiss his ass – I put that part in) “It’s a new family arrangement.” News flash to pop tarts everywhere: Arrange this.

http://www.futurepundit.com/archives/002244.html

Real science

Hahaha I love this one, it’s perfect.

das y my gf so dence, but now da lead go to her ass

gwallan said:

@Female
You are not boring.
Some other adjectives maybe but never boring.

I beg to differ.

Female said:
Phillazyjournalist, I see your living up to your reputation as a journalist. You have misquoted Ian and put his words in my mouth. Good job.

wolfe, the fallen trees all over your land have skewed my boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate. Thankfully there are no noxious paint fumes in my new little den.

phillazyjournalist said:

You want me to actually find out who said what before making sweeping statements? And people normally do that?

It is slightly unfortunate, if they weren’t your words, but by God they were boring. Mind you: “boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate..” Do you genuinely talk like that? A little pretentious, non?

@phillazyjournalist
It’s generally a good idea to look around a bit before you start insulting the regulars so, yes, you maybe should find out. Particularly relevant in an environment where some satire is involved.

Female’s comment was quite clearly directed at wolfe and he would have understood precisely what she meant.

@Female
You are not boring.
Some other adjectives maybe but never boring.

@Billy Indeed.
@Phillazyjournalist On the contrary, the site is filled with humor. One has but to look.

I really shouldn’t Kerr, but I think Female was misspelling Boyer-Lindquist.

-wolfe

The “boyer-linquist coordinates” were an anonymous quote of Amefuto Mom. I’m sure that clears things a hell of a lot, eh? I can’t remember whether Amefuto Mom (alias Zogmama) said precisely that or Female paraphrased for stylistic effect.

Sorry, I can’t be arsed to look and link. And I’m not sure the blog owner would approve of me taking the liberty.

Cheers.

- The Chemical Brothers – Galaxy Bounce

phillazyjournalist said:

You want me to actually find out who said what before making sweeping statements? And people normally do that?

The irony is killing me. You’re not a real journalist are you now?

It is slightly unfortunate, if they weren’t your words, but by God they were boring. Mind you: “boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate..�? Do you genuinely talk like that? A little pretentious, non?

Strangely enough, no, I don’t normally talk like that and again, your investigative skills have let you down. I hope you hang around to play and continue to tell me I am very boring, for you are far more amusing than you know.

You want me to actually find out who said what before making sweeping statements? And people normally do that?

It is slightly unfortunate, if they weren’t your words, but by God they were boring. Mind you: “boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate..” Do you genuinely talk like that? A little pretentious, non?

Female said:

Phillazyjournalist, I see your living up to your reputation as a journalist. You have misquoted Ian and put his words in my mouth. Good job.

wolfe, the fallen trees all over your land have skewed my boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate. Thankfully there are no noxious paint fumes in my new little den.

Wolfe you spoke too soon. But it’s just like a woman to disappoint…

Phillazyjournalist, I see your living up to your reputation as a journalist. You have misquoted Ian and put his words in my mouth. Good job.

wolfe, the fallen trees all over your land have skewed my boyer-linquist coordinates and had me move to a less hostile climate. Thankfully there are no noxious paint fumes in my new little den.

See, that’s more amusing. And yes, I am a tad on the unkind side, but it doesn’t appear to be a site filled with love, joy and happyness.
Thank you for the welcome

wolfe said:

Phillazyjournalist, Female has apparently thankfully finally accepted advice and vanished. That said, you’re a trifle unkind, especially for a newcomer. I’m a wolf; I defend the pack. She was a pack member, albeit the crazy one on the outskirts that lapped lead-based paint.

She was smart enough to not make what she wrote pseudo-intellectual. She meant it, and wrote it sincerely.

Now, you’re welcome to the site. Enjoy.

-wolfe

Phillazyjournalist, Female has apparently thankfully finally accepted advice and vanished. That said, you’re a trifle unkind, especially for a newcomer. I’m a wolf; I defend the pack. She was a pack member, albeit the crazy one on the outskirts that lapped lead-based paint.

She was smart enough to not make what she wrote pseudo-intellectual. She meant it, and wrote it sincerely.

Now, you’re welcome to the site. Enjoy.

-wolfe

God, that’s a laugh a minute. Couldn’t you try a bit harder and squeeze a few more big words in there? I’m sure your target audience are truly captivated

Ian McLeod said:

Female said:

The figure is closer to 200 million, but your assertion as to “most exacerbated by religious conflict” is misinformation perpetrated by pseudo-intellectuals who are biased against religion Quantitatively, yes, most individual conflicts do have a religious connection, so what they are saying is true, but their implication is that religion causes more…

Wolfe, thank you for your remarks. I was unaware of that particular piece of information, but it certainly makes sense.

A very interesting analysis to read, Ian, although you seem to have read my comment as saying that religious conflict has been justification – casus belli – for wars, when what I said was that it has exacerbated wars.

Ian McLeod said:

The figure is closer to 200 million, but your assertion as to “most exacerbated by religious conflict” is misinformation perpetrated by pseudo-intellectuals who are biased against religion Quantitatively, yes, most individual conflicts do have a religious connection, so what they are saying is true, but their implication is that religion causes more bloodshed than non-religion. In terms of actual loss of life, however, most bloodshed in the 20th century was caused by Communist atheists.

Very well said, Iain. Quite true.

The IRA conflict in Ireland, Catholics versus Protestants, has a whopping 2000 casualties. Combined wars caused by militant Christians over a strictly religious casus belli account for fewer than 100,000 deaths globally in the last century.

It’s worth noting that even this conflict had a substantial atheistic/communist link. Many of the core IRA were Marxist revolutionaries who sought to establish a ‘People’s Republic’ in Ireland.

-wolfe