sweetnpetite
Intellectual snob
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Wierd, for all the years I've been online, I've seen some really racist websites- but I just found my first sexist one
Stuff that should really burn your butter:
Adam and Eve were the first two people God put any trust in. All they had to do was not eat the forbidden fruit. Adam showed self-control. What was Eve's problem? Did she like quince that much? Oh wait, I remember now. She was a female. She had one rule to follow, and she couldn't do it.
We will move on to the 'AD' time period. The only thing any woman did that had any significance between the years of 1 AD and the 15th Century was the Virgin Mary giving birth to Jesus. Trust us, the only other time women are even mentioned in history during this time period is when Kings would marry one...
Then 1429 came about and Joan of Arc decided that she would lead France against England at the Battle of Orleans. Now, mind you this broad was never in her right mind, she began hearing "voices" from God when she was only 12 years old. WHACKO. At any rate, she did help France defeat England in a couple battles during the 100 Years War, however, she did not have a penis, so she was destined for failure.
It wouldn't be until the 1800's until another woman worth mentioning would be born. Can you think of any noteworthy females in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries? We can't. All women did in this era was cook, clean, and reproduce. That's all that they were ever supposed to do. So, technically, with the exception of Eve and Joan of Arc, women showed that they can exist without being noticed. Think about all the things men did in this time period: all that scientific work and literature and technological advancements and inventions and ideas. Industrial Revolution versus suffrage and Lifetime.... hmm.
http://www.factualmaterial.com/history.htm
Stuff that should really burn your butter:
Adam and Eve were the first two people God put any trust in. All they had to do was not eat the forbidden fruit. Adam showed self-control. What was Eve's problem? Did she like quince that much? Oh wait, I remember now. She was a female. She had one rule to follow, and she couldn't do it.
We will move on to the 'AD' time period. The only thing any woman did that had any significance between the years of 1 AD and the 15th Century was the Virgin Mary giving birth to Jesus. Trust us, the only other time women are even mentioned in history during this time period is when Kings would marry one...
Then 1429 came about and Joan of Arc decided that she would lead France against England at the Battle of Orleans. Now, mind you this broad was never in her right mind, she began hearing "voices" from God when she was only 12 years old. WHACKO. At any rate, she did help France defeat England in a couple battles during the 100 Years War, however, she did not have a penis, so she was destined for failure.
It wouldn't be until the 1800's until another woman worth mentioning would be born. Can you think of any noteworthy females in the 16th, 17th, and 18th centuries? We can't. All women did in this era was cook, clean, and reproduce. That's all that they were ever supposed to do. So, technically, with the exception of Eve and Joan of Arc, women showed that they can exist without being noticed. Think about all the things men did in this time period: all that scientific work and literature and technological advancements and inventions and ideas. Industrial Revolution versus suffrage and Lifetime.... hmm.
http://www.factualmaterial.com/history.htm
for you for asking them, but I think the most pressing question is this - How on earth has SnP managed to roam the internet this long without running into a sexist web site? 
