The Yankees don't need to rely on one player to carry this..

"DC" wrote in message

> Mokosh wrote:
>
> > "Throws like Mary" is a guy, but that's beside the point. It's nice to
have
> > someone in here who knows what courtesy is and I appreciate it, but more
> > than getting any "slack" I wish the "male majority" would quit and that
is
> > their use of the feminine to insult, such as "he cried like a girl" and
"he
> > had to go change his Tampax" or whatever. If you want to tell another
guy
> > he's weak, call him weak, do not call him a woman. You may as well call
a
> > man a horse for his inability to pull a cart.
> > Even worse is the double standard, where guys glorify ballplayers (or
> > themselves) for getting laid as often and with as many partners as they
can
> > get, but somehow the same behavior in women means they're sluts.
> > Sauce-goose-gander, fellas.
> > MJ
>
>
> I know you know this, but in addition to what you said, TLM's name is
> derived from the Johnny Damon reference.

Yes, and given what I learned about what a helpmate meant in Biblical times,
I'd say that as a carpenter's wife Mary may have had more of an arm than the
originator of the phrase thinks.
MJ
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"Mokosh" writes:

> "Keith Willoughby" wrote in message
>
>> "Mokosh" writes:
>>
>> > "Throws like Mary" is a guy, but that's beside the point. It's nice
>> > to have someone in here who knows what courtesy is and I appreciate
>> > it, but more than getting any "slack" I wish the "male majority"
>> > would quit and that is their use of the feminine to insult, such as
>> > "he cried like a girl" and "he had to go change his Tampax" or
>> > whatever. If you want to tell another guy he's weak, call him weak,
>> > do not call him a woman. You may as well cal a man a horse for his
>> > inability to pull a cart.
>>
>> This from the person who thought "Wife or g/f? I think he'd be more
>> interested in the poolguy" was an insult? Really?
>
> What has one to do with the other? To say femininity = weakness is
> insulting, to twit a troll who brings up gayness every chance he gets and
> then styles himself "HOOVER" is a joke.

"Throws like a girl" is a joke, too. It's an insulting one, of course,
and about as lame as accusing someone of homosexuality as an insult.

>> > Even worse is the double standard, where guys glorify ballplayers (or
>> > themselves) for getting laid as often and with as many partners as they
> can
>> > get, but somehow the same behavior in women means they're sluts.
>> > Sauce-goose-gander, fellas.
>>
>> This from the person who called a woman a whore for having her photo
>> taken with her clothes off? Really?
>
> Where does that tie in with the double standard? What I said (in this
> thread) that I disliked was so many guys in here patting men on the back for
> behavior that they condemn in women.

I'm pointing out your own double standards. You often criticise men for
objectifying women, but have no problems with objectifying both women
and men whenever you feel like. Sauce-goose-gander.

--
Keith Willoughby http://flat222.org/keith/
"Can I do you now, sir?"
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