Wednesday 4 November 2009
Lessons in life – number One
Things a bloke is allowed to say include “Objectively speaking she is beautiful.” (When talking about Audrey Hepburn).
Things a bloke is not allowed to say include “Objectively speaking she is beautiful.” (When talking about his new secretary).
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Just discovered your blog...it is a real pleasure!
ReplyDeleteLife is so unfair for men!
ReplyDeleteThank you Valerie. How wonderful to have someone of the fair sex appreciate that!
ReplyDeleteLOL yes this is true! The same goes for the ladies these days I think!! Sarah
ReplyDeleteVery true!
ReplyDeleteAnd I hope poor Meek gets better soon!!!
ReplyDeleteIt would not matter to me, if you said that... I would probably agree!
ReplyDeleteOf course, I am not your partner...and therein lies all of the difference.
;^)...So, you see, someone of the "fair" sex can appreciate that, but it cannot be one's partner.
;^)
P.S. I just read in British Literature class that "fair" sex was originally a condescending term...(from Joseph Addison's "Spectator" and the rebuttal, by Eliza Haywood in the "Female Spectator" ---when the news periodicals first appeared on the scene in the 1600 and 1700's...)
;^)
(Not trying to trap you here...just thought I'd point that out...as now, we take it as a compliment to be called "fair," if it is meant as pretty.
;^)
Gosh Cynthia - I do like this blogging lark. I never knew that about the fair sex... But then, there is so much I still don't know about the fair sex.
ReplyDeleteOf course you are allowed to make such comment ... As long as you are prepared to face the consequences !!!
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