Not necessarily. If it's up to me, they'll be permanent,,,, after an experimental season or two. It's so much easier to stick to the rules when you know what they are. Hmmm... maybe I need to be on the Rules Committee. Is that included in my new-found power, JR??

Darlin' (can I say that?), you are the rules committee.

Sure, hon. Y'all can say whatever y'all jolly well please. I never said you couldn't. As long as I'm free to think you're being obnoxious, rude and offensive when I want to.

Certainly. It will be enshrined as <i><b>The Power Of The Beaver</b></i>.

And so it is written, and so it shall be!

Btw, the Power ain't really new-found. Us married guys have known about it for years.

Okay, well, yup, that's about it. Obnoxious, Rude, Offensive. About what I expected.

Yeah, he's a real prick.

Now that's funny!!

Funny? Waddyamean funny...I make you laugh? You mean like a clown...? I'm a clown...you think I'm a clown...???

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Uhhh.... no? I, uh.... think you have a really sophisticated, witty sense of humor?? I,... uh... like that smile?? ... just don't shoot me!! I'm a pacifist for pete's sake!

Yup, misandry is funny. Yup. Got it.

You're serious, or kidding? Seriously, I'm asking. If calling someone a p--- isn't misogyny, why is calling someone a prick misandry? Seriously, what's your point? Do we have to start talking in real sentences about real things? Is that what this world is coming to?

errr...you're loosing lots of cred here...but it's your issue, who am I to butt in?

yea, okay I get it. I think it's time to check out now. I've got to get up out of my deathbed and make dinner for the men, and one little boy ** sigh ** (hee hee hee)

Seriously? Turn it around.......

If calling somebody a prick isn't misandry, then why is calling somebody a p***y misogyny?

I do believe that you are finally getting the point. Those two little "P" words can either <b>both</b> denote hatred towards the opposite sex or <b>neither</b> of them may actually denote hatred against the opposite sex. Simply calling somebody one of them does not <b>automatically</b> mean that the person doing the calling is a misogynist or a misandrist.

If either of those words do denote actual hatred, it usually depends on the context that they're being used in.

Sooooooo..........I'll drop it now.

Maybe.

Except I'm still gonna reserve the right to call Dan a <b>beaver</b> every now and then. And I'm quite certain that he'll feel free to call me a "prick" also.:D

Oops. I think the degeneration of this thread is my fault. Who knew that calling Dan "Furry Nads" would lead to all of this misandry and misogyny and pusillanimous humor? Who knew, I ask...:D :cool: