This is why we need to be metal!
Posted on 11/17/2009 5:01:40 PM PST by NormsRevenge
I believe this one. I’ve seen it in action.
Then again, it could very well be their PC liberal parents.
Personally, I think it’s the way boys are brought up, whether they have a dad around or not, and the intrusive nanny-state that inhibits the development of boys into men. Or even new-born males into rough-and-tumble little boys.
“The same researchers have already shown that this can mean boys are born with genital abnormalities.”
Especially among the Irish...
Burn everything!!!
Imagine the combination!
Lindsey Graham must have bathed in the stuff.
Rumor has it Obama phthalated some guy when he was high on coke back in the late 80s.
With all the fumes I inhaled as a kid burning army men and plastic straws I should have tiny nads and large breasts.
It’s enough to make a grown man cry.
My two boys drank out of plastic bottles, plastic sippies, and plastic cups. At times, they ate off plastic plates with plastic silverware. They are currently beating each other over the head with a huge phallic shaped balloon.
Ok it begs the question then - why are some girls tom-boys? I guess my mom inhaled a lot of gunpowder at the range when she was carrying me ....
“No! No running! And we use our ‘inside voice’ at Aunty Penny’s. Shh! No, you may not watch the History Channel. Yes, you may watch Sesame Street. I’d let you outside, but you’ll just get your hands dirty. ZACHARY WINSTON! Who told you how to point your finger like a GUN!?!?!?!”
LOL
This Scotsman says, “THAT’S funny”.
If this is true, and considering who the ‘movers and shakers’ in our society are these days...I’m surprised the stuff isn’t mandatory.
Well then, explain a fine strapping manly young lad like this “Michael Obama” I see on the news. He looks tough as nails.
Oh, wait—the name’s “MICHELLE”?????
never mind-my bad.
This is why we need to be metal!
“Males exposed to high doses in the womb went on to be less likely to play with boys’ toys like cars or to join in rough and tumble games, they found.”
umm.. Am I missing something? How are unborn babies exposed to high doses of plastic?
I breathed lots of decomposing polyurethane, polyvinyl chloride, polystyrene and similar organics. I also like to see what sulfuric acid did to things. Fortunately, I had aspirated enough spent gunpowder to counteract all that stuff..
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