Ellen MacArthur wrote:

I get sick of it. [snipped puerile drivel]


Yeah, to paraphrase your illustrious leader, "We're plenty sick of you!"

Cheers
Marty
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"Martin Baxter" wrote
| Yeah, to paraphrase your illustrious leader, "We're plenty sick of you!"


What? Who ARE you talking about? Forget it. But, what about my rights? Did you even think
about what I said before you deleted it? Got a closed mind? Prurient interests easily aroused?
Look at it this way. Women have breasts. Men have breasts. The only difference is ours
are usually bigger than yours and they produce milk. The reason we have breasts is to nurse babies.
They've got nothing to do with sex. They certainly aren't a *sex organ*. But we have to keep ours
covered in public or else we're *exposing* ourselves. If a man takes off his shirt in public is he
*exposing* himself?
No. Men can only *expose* themselves if they take off their britches. So why the double
freakin' standard?
You can bet men started it/not women. So men make women cover our breasts by saying
they're a sex organ. Duh! Think about it. Men gave themselves the right to tell us what we can and
can't do with a part of our bodies that has NOTHING to do with sex. Just as a man's breast has
nothing to do with sex. So why don't you guys keep your breasts covered? Your breast just sit
there. They're useless. It would make more sense to say THEY were sex organs. They ain't good
for anything else. If they serve some other function tell me.
How would you guys like it if women went around telling you to cover up your chest? I think
if you look at this objectively you'll agree with me.
Your control of our breasts has everything to do with never wanting to let go of them. The
first time you sucked a nipple when you were an infant you got addicted. Admit it. What other
reason is there that would make you so protective of something that isn't even your own? Your
hiding your drug stash!
So don't call my thoughts puerile. They make sense. They're mature. They're original. If you
think they're puerile maybe it's because you think like a little boy....

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
"Martin Baxter" wrote
| Yeah, to paraphrase your illustrious leader, "We're plenty sick of you!"


What? Who ARE you talking about? Forget it. But, what about my rights? Did you even think
about what I said before you deleted it? Got a closed mind? Prurient interests easily aroused?
Look at it this way. Women have breasts. Men have breasts. The only difference is ours
are usually bigger than yours and they produce milk. The reason we have breasts is to nurse babies.
They've got nothing to do with sex. They certainly aren't a *sex organ*. But we have to keep ours
covered in public or else we're *exposing* ourselves. If a man takes off his shirt in public is he
*exposing* himself?
No. Men can only *expose* themselves if they take off their britches. So why the double
freakin' standard?
You can bet men started it/not women. So men make women cover our breasts by saying
they're a sex organ. Duh! Think about it. Men gave themselves the right to tell us what we can and
can't do with a part of our bodies that has NOTHING to do with sex. Just as a man's breast has
nothing to do with sex. So why don't you guys keep your breasts covered? Your breast just sit
there. They're useless. It would make more sense to say THEY were sex organs. They ain't good
for anything else. If they serve some other function tell me.
How would you guys like it if women went around telling you to cover up your chest? I think
if you look at this objectively you'll agree with me.
Your control of our breasts has everything to do with never wanting to let go of them. The
first time you sucked a nipple when you were an infant you got addicted. Admit it. What other
reason is there that would make you so protective of something that isn't even your own? Your
hiding your drug stash!
So don't call my thoughts puerile. They make sense. They're mature. They're original. If you
think they're puerile maybe it's because you think like a little boy....

Cheers,
Ellen

"YAWN"

wrote
| "YAWN"

O'Hara, I don't blame you for getting tired. There's a lot there to read. Plenty of truth to it too.
But, didn't your mama teach you not to yawn in public? Shame!

Cheers,
Ellen

Ellen MacArthur wrote:
wrote
| "YAWN"

O'Hara, I don't blame you for getting tired. There's a lot there to read. Plenty of truth to it too.
But, didn't your mama teach you not to yawn in public? Shame!

Cheers,
Ellen

"Ellen", man boobs disgust me.