Tuesday, October 03, 2006

5 Things Feminism Has Done For Me

Ok, I'll play along, Joanne et al, in your evil little meme scheme.

5 Things Feminism Has Done For Me:

1. Feminism saved me from mistakenly entering relationships with girls who, at first glance seemed like arousingly alternative, intelligent women, but turned out to be workboot wearing, pill-popping socialists who flashed their tits in the Grad Lounge at York U and wrote papers like Gender and the Political-Economy of the Patriarchical Washroom Attendant Industry in late-1700s Paris Restaurants, as Divined Through The Channeled Spirit of a Female Hamster Who Nested in A Pile of Shredded Pages of Foucault's Great Grandfather's Diary. A drunken night of non-commital sex was sufficient in these cases.

2. Feminism made me a fatherless child.

3. Feminism caused me to be humiliated as a boy, while brawling with opponents on the rink, as my mother out-screamed the hockey dads with cries of "Don't hurt him little K- he has feelings too, sweetie!".

4. Feminism gave me several STDs.

5. Feminism means I have to feel MORE inadequate about the fact that, even though my wife makes more money than I do, she still manages to accomplish more around the house - or so her male secretary tells me everyday in reminder calls from her office.

Hey, you asked.

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37 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Quite a unique list but I did ask.

Thanks for playing.

9:19 AM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

I am powerless to refuse requests from women.

11:44 AM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger scout said...

oh k-dough, you're so silly sometimes :)

11:49 AM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

The sad irony here is that I'm sure that gun-toting societal reject from Pennsylvania (not to mention all those who have come before him) had his own list about what feminism has done to him. The difference is, his wouldn't be so jovial.

Oh yeah, and he probably never got an STD because he's never been laid.

11:50 AM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

C'mon. Feminism did not give you STDs. It might have helped get you laid, but that's it. I'd say Jack Daniels helped you more than feminism, but that's just my opinion, and I'm just a chick, right?

1:23 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

Don't misunderestimate yourself Pam- you're not just a chick.

You're one a dem hott, smert chix!!!

1:34 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

That's right J-Dog- and you remember that. You are nothing but a smelly, poorly dressed, ignorant CAVE MAN without her.

Oops, I forgot to include this one in the Top 5:
Feminism taught me that being a man, with natural impulses and a sense of the beauty of the otherness of my gender is woefully wrong.

We are all exactly same, us men and women. We want the same things. We think the same things. Our weltanschauung is completely aligned. And hey, if we continue on this path of emotional evolution, pretty soon, there will be absolutely no such thing as logic. I can't wait!

1:42 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

Therein lies my fear... I've noticed that the more I get in touch with my inner-self, the harder it is to do my banking.

So it would appear that inner-thought, and self awareness equal bad math skills.

Course, the more I touch myself, the less I get done.

They could be the same... I don't know.

2:36 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I am powerless to refuse requests from women.

Awwww, really?

Can I make another request?

2:52 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I liked that, too, Joanne. I truly love that quality in some men.

I'd like to request that Joe types with BOTH hands on the keyboard.

Thanking you in advance,
Pam

2:55 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

I was only teasing Pam... I am truly humbled by all things Female. I just get a laugh out of my wife. She can do twenty things at the same time, but balancing chequebooks isn't one of them.

This, given her grasp of spatial concepts, seems silly to me. I think she screws up her chequebook just cause' she knows it drives me nuts.

3:19 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

Umm, I'm not sure banking and math skills are gender-based. You should have known that JC- it's easy as 1-6-3.

Joanne- fire away! But don't get saucy or there will be firm spankings for everyone!

3:23 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I've never balanced a chequebook. I could, and I could also do my taxes, but I have better things to do. I'm not sure my husband has ever balanced a chequebook, but I'm sure he could if he wanted. I guess our chequebooks are unbalanced.It seems fitting somehow.

3:29 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

K-Dough, I can't think of anything big enough to ask.
How about you buy me Casa Loma. I always wanted to live in a castle but I guess you won't be able to afford Windsor Castle.

3:29 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

You can come and stay at my castle Disgraceland anytime, Joanna Joanna Danna.

3:37 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Disgraceland?

LOL, I will have to think about it.

Joanna Joanna Danna?

Is that some 60's song I don't know about or just a name you came up with?

3:43 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

Click for Answer to Joanne's Question

3:53 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

No wonder I don't know about it. I wasn't even in this world in the 70s.

4:03 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

Poor Gilda, gone but never forgotten... Poor Gene, what a riot she'd have been at the dinner table.

4:32 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

Not in this world in the 70's? Well, don't worry to much, all the real cool shit from the 70's didn't get to Canada until the 80's.

4:33 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

She was so funny. I loved Saturday Night Live back then...Not worth staying awake for now.

Joanne, you didn't miss much in the 70s. I could scan my picture with "feathered hair" and Pepsi shoes if you like...

4:34 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

I disagree. I loved the 70s! The innocent age of Kristy McNicol, Kiss and heavy petting. Mmmmm.

4:40 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Joe, I came around in the late 80s so I missed most of it.

Although the hair styles of the time I can live without.

4:44 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

You would love to have seen my late 80s hair- blonde spiral perm almost down to my waist!

4:49 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I can just imagine...

5:01 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

Ah yes... the indefinable, but definable Kiss.

I was more of a Talking Heads, Roxy Music kind of guy.

5:12 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You know that Kristy McNicol would have much preferred heavy petting with me, don't you?

I was a huge Leif Garrett fan, HUGE. I saw his mug shot on Smoking Gun and almost cried.

5:13 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

I remember like yesterday being rediculed for my blue vinyl "Blueboy" album back in 75'.

5:14 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger Joe Calgary said...

Leif Garrett... whatever happened to him? Come to think of it, what happens to a Partridge when you pluck all the feathers, add a breast implant, and call them something else?

5:16 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

I have no idea who these people you mention are.

5:20 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

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5:20 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Apparently, even my love wasn't strong enough to keep Leif away from Smack. He's lookin' mighty rough now. Come to think of it, I think Kristy might be a better choice. Hmm.

5:37 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

Yes, I know about Kristy's other preferences. Just another victim of feminism I suppose.

Leif, the BCRs, Andy Gibb. Shaun Cassidy...ah the memories.

I preferred Kristy, Cheryl Ladd, Farrah, Charlene Tilton and Nancy McKeon.

6:01 PM, October 03, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

Yes, I know about Kristy's other preferences. Just another victim of feminism I suppose.


What can I say, K-dough? You've got us all figured out. Ding ding ding. You win!

6:20 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger K-Dough said...

And what, dare I ask, is my prize?
Premature emasculation?

8:39 PM, October 03, 2006  
Blogger scout said...

no no no, not the 80's!!!!!! don't even mention 'that' decade. ergh, i want to vomit. heavy projectile. look out toronto, its coming your way....oh my gawd arrest me please!

whew, got that out of my system.

2:02 AM, October 04, 2006  
Anonymous Anonymous said...

You've won an early evening for two with your choice of Leif Garrett or Kristy McNicol in my parent's wood panelled rec room. Also included in this prize pack is a selection of vinyl records (out of jackets) and a console hi-fi with a poor quality needle.

6:40 AM, October 04, 2006  

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