Well, how are we celebrating?
In the GAA, should we be calling it International Ladies' Day?
If I asked when is International Men's Day, would that be misogynistic?
If women reply that we don't need one and that they need theirs because we are oppressing them, is that being misandrist*?
*Did anyone here, unlike me, know the word for the female equivalent of misogyny?
Have we been misreading and misunderstanding all these years? Are you in fact a woman?
If I pretend I am, can I have a room in your B&B with me mate?
Quote from: Hardy on March 08, 2015, 12:28:05 PM
If I pretend I am, can I have a room in your B&B with me mate?
As long as you don't want a decorated cake.
Quote from: Denn Forever on March 08, 2015, 12:56:47 PM
Quote from: Hardy on March 08, 2015, 12:28:05 PM
If I pretend I am, can I have a room in your B&B with me mate?
As long as you don't want a decorated cake.
Or a written invitation.
Celebrate it by slapping a feminist.
And next Sunday is Mothers Day.
These women are losing the run of themselves.
Unfortunately for the wife, my birthday trumped International Women's Day. Dinner and dishes. As you were.
Quote from: laoislad on March 08, 2015, 01:28:29 PM
And next Sunday is Mothers Day.
These women are losing the run of themselves.
Aye another load of bollix, that has nothing to do with mothers.
Quote from: Hardy on March 08, 2015, 12:25:26 PM
If I asked when is International Men's Day, would that be misogynistic?
November 19th 2015
Ah great. I feel better now.
What the hell kind of men are these?
http://www.internationalmensday.com/ (http://www.internationalmensday.com/)
The place where I work were on skelenton staff recently because the boss decided that all the laydeez should get a half day to go some 'women in business' conference.
Would I not be correct in saying that if there was a men's equivalent (with the equivalent half-day's holiday) there would be a right kick up?
Quote from: Franko on March 09, 2015, 05:45:53 PM
The place where I work were on skelenton staff recently because the boss decided that all the laydeez should get a half day to go some 'women in business' conference.
Would I not be correct in saying that if there was a men's equivalent (with the equivalent half-day's holiday) there would be a right kick up?
Is it not called a golf outing?
A serious amount of posturing going on here.... ha
I think a lot of people have a different idea of what it means to be a man and what a woman should be.....
I think women should be Celebrated. Protected. Cherished. Provided for. Loved. I'm not a big fan of the feminazi's.... Or the princesses.
I'm all for 50:50 in the home. I've no problem helping with running the household, cooking and cleaning etc...
I think real men are a shadow of what they once were. I look at my Dad and my Granda and we're not a patch on them or men from their time....
Quote from: Orior on March 09, 2015, 05:50:08 PM
Quote from: Franko on March 09, 2015, 05:45:53 PM
The place where I work were on skelenton staff recently because the boss decided that all the laydeez should get a half day to go some 'women in business' conference.
Would I not be correct in saying that if there was a men's equivalent (with the equivalent half-day's holiday) there would be a right kick up?
Is it not called a golf outing?
I'm forever running out to those pesky men only golf days!