Mavyn
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Like the map derby wasn't painful enough, now my hopes are raised for kitchen themed shirts.
At least this time I'm expecting them to be dashed. Grated. Ground. Burned.
Sigh.
My speech is not splitting. I am speaking in Cthulhu.
Mavyn
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bluejester wrote:I hope there aren't a bunch of "men as failures in the kitchen" shirts. Personally, a steady "diet" of Good Eats and Bobby Flay shows have given me the inspiration and wherewithal to do so well at cooking that I do 90% of the cooking in our household.
Edit: Now that I think of it a bit more, wouldn't saying that men fail in the kitchen be tant amount to saying that only women can cook, and therefore fall under the "No misogeny" rule?
Just where does the line begin and end when it comes to kitchen fail? I mean, I get that you don't want it to seem like a woman's place is in the kitchen, but are women allowed to cook at all in these designs?
I suspect that having a woman in a kitchen will be fine unless there's something indicating she can't do anything more than cook. The difference between having a man burning toast versus having a man burning toast while a woman looks on with obvious superiority. Or a woman, barefoot and pregnant over a pot of boiling water.
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Mavyn
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bluejester wrote:Ah, now that makes sense to me. No smug superiority and all will be well...
...and I must still be half asleep. I read that last line about a pregnant woman standing a pot of boiling water and got a very "Modest-Proposal-eat-the-baby" vibe.
*Reaches for more soda*
Silly.
Everyone knows boiling isn't an appropriate cooking method.
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missmelis
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Does anyone feel like, based on the last few derbies, "No Link" should be the new corollary to "No Mario"? I know there's not a Mario rule this time around, but I was thinking about it while the last derby was live and wondering if anyone else noticed how common those designs have become...
The goodness of the true pun is in the direct ratio of its intolerability. - Edgar Allan Poe
Alas, poor shirt.woot. I knew it well...