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Bless their hearts!Lol at guys trying to get in the mind of women.
A losing battle if I ever saw oneBless their hearts!
That's like....your opinion maaaaaannYeah, I"ve known hippie vegetarians who say that. They had b.o. and rank breath.
That's because outside of a few exceptions, women weren't considered people, but property."You are not to cut the hair at the sides of your head or mar your beard" (CSB) That verse doesn't mention women.
V trueThat's because outside of a few exceptions, women weren't considered people, but property.
You’re responding to that thread. Is that really any better?I literally cannot imagine being a grown man and being so concerned with a woman’s choice to grow her hair how she wants that I her on a college football message board and make a thread about it
You’re responding to that thread. Is that really any better?
Where is the social justice aspect to this? This is more akin to a fashion/style thread.Some people thrive on social justice warrior butt hurt. I believe their bodies convert it to vitamin c.
That's because outside of a few exceptions, women weren't considered people, but property.
Women's hair removal until 1915 was unheard of....and was totally an American trend. The reason for it was Gillette was wanting to find a new market for it's new safety razors. It didn't really take off until the 1930s. Look at a lot of the flapper era pictures from the 1920's. It was completely unheard of in Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world. It was a marketing ploy that gained popularity because of the new dress styles that allowed women to show more skin.TheReeEss
"You are not to cut the hair at the sides of your head or mar your beard" (CSB) That verse doesn't mention women.
Women don't have the facial hair to which the verse applies.
Indeed, in the world of that era, women were for the most part were considered chattel. Judaism did better than most at protecting womens' rights. That, of course, is relative.
DefinitelyYou’re responding to that thread. Is that really any better?
You would be amazed the amount of things we normalize because businesses wanted to make a quick buck, like the pledge of allegiance was just a ploy to sell a ton of flagsWomen's hair removal until 1915 was unheard of....and was totally an American trend. The reason for it was Gillette was wanting to find a new market for it's new safety razors. It didn't really take off until the 1930s. Look at a lot of the flapper era pictures from the 1920's. It was completely unheard of in Europe, Asia, and other parts of the world. It was a marketing ploy that gained popularity because of the new dress styles that allowed women to show more skin.
Like Valentine's DayYou would be amazed the amount of things we normalize because businesses wanted to make a quick buck, like the pledge of allegiance was just a ploy to sell a ton of flags
TheReeEss
"You are not to cut the hair at the sides of your head or mar your beard" (CSB) That verse doesn't mention women.
Women don't have the facial hair to which the verse applies.
Indeed, in the world of that era, women were for the most part were considered chattel. Judaism did better than most at protecting womens' rights. That, of course, is relative.
absolutely not young man! finish your games and come eat this macncheese your father and i slaved over for three minutes in the microwave.(bought with our government money we actually paid for with our past taxes, we assume, so therefore it’s owed.) then you can use your iphone while we watch our favorite half porn adult themed hbo show right in front you! don’t go apeshit at bed time pleeeease?Can I go out and play?
The other poster was essentially saying because we are males we can’t comment nor care about a woman’s appearance.Where is the social justice aspect to this? This is more akin to a fashion/style thread.
You can say whatever you want, but there is a right way and a wrong way to go about it, and that has never changed from the 70's-90's, and this has nothing to do with being PC.Let’s see. Can’t say anything to women when they dress hot and revealing. Can’t say anything to women when they grow hair and get fat. Glad I grew up in the normal 90’s.
Wow ,I knew I would look at this thread and king "woke" would be on here. We get it dude you're woke.You would be amazed the amount of things we normalize because businesses wanted to make a quick buck, like the pledge of allegiance was just a ploy to sell a ton of flags
He's accurate. You don't like truth?Wow ,I knew I would look at this thread and king "woke" would be on here. We get it dude you're woke.
However, there are some times that we just like to have fun with threads, and not deal with the buzz kill.
Then next thing you know we will be back in the bushes.Hair on the lip. Hairy legs are next, then pits. Nooooooooo
I saw what you did thereThen next thing you know we will be back in the bushes.
That is certainly one version of the story.
Do you have a sourced alternative version?That is certainly one version of the story.
Looks like we have a queen woke.
Woke? That story has been known for years as is the fact that Francis Bellamy, the one who penned it, was a socialist. This is nothing new....at all.Looks like we have a queen woke.
What does any of this have to do with the OP? NothingWoke? That story has been known for years as is the fact that Francis Bellamy, the one who penned it, was a socialist. This is nothing new....at all.
Is hibernation the alternative to "woke"?
He simply posted a story that emphasized the commercialism that exists in America and how it ingrains itself into the public psyche and traditions. Same thing that a lot of people complain about around Christmas.What does any of this have to do with the OP? Nothing
Roll Tide.......I took a rafting trip down the Chatooga one year. Our boat guide was a proud Alabama grad. She had hairy pits and legs. She kept her skoal in her bathing suit top. Even offered us a dip. I fell up against her legs in Bull Sluice and it was like brushing up against a cactus. That cured me from hairy legged, hairy pit women forever. That and the dip leaking out of her lips. But she had that Bama degree