To: gdogdaily
On one occasion, I found myself being corrected by a slightly above average young thing as I drove to the United Center. She informed me not to say pussy anymore as it was offensive to women. Yet, my competitive and base urges were somewhat satisfied later as I escorted her back to the bedroom saying the politically insensitive, now let me take a look at those mega hooter-mcgooters.
Well, I might have enjoyed this article, but these quotes define this man as not-proudly-anti-PC, but just plain old common-as-dirt-vulgar.
Taking a stand against PC doublespeak doesn't mean checking your manners at the door... even the bedroom door
To: TontoKowalski
Well, I might have enjoyed this article, but these quotes define this man as not-proudly-anti-PC, but just plain old common-as-dirt-vulgar. I did enjoy the article but you are right... No nonPC person who is civilized should speak like this around a chick when dating. And if the date goes bad, its also in very poor taste to speak like this just to annoy. There is a difference between a feather ruffler and a plain a-hole.
15 posted on
07/15/2003 6:32:34 AM PDT by
smith288
(We are but a moon, reflecting the light of the Son.)
To: TontoKowalski
Pussy is not offensive to most women when used in the right context. Hooter-mcgooters is just plain dumb.
BTW. Your screen name is the punchline to one of my favorite non-PC jokes.
To: TontoKowalski
I'm sorry, but it is hilarious that you are talking about being vulgar when you consider the source of your screen name. LOL
To: TontoKowalski
I'm glad to see you felt that way. The author comes off as an immature brat. Half-way through the article I realized that he has confused being a gentlemen with being PC. Maybe I'm just old-fashioned, though. Kids nowadays...
110 posted on
07/15/2003 12:07:00 PM PDT by
gcruse
(There is no such thing as society: there are individual men and women[.] --Margaret Thatcher)
To: PeaceBeWithYou
Ping!
144 posted on
07/16/2003 11:20:12 PM PDT by
sweetliberty
("Having the right to do a thing is not at all the same thing as being right in doing it.")
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