On Sat, 12 Mar 2005 19:25:59 -0800, Fearless Fosdick
 wrote:

>In article ,
> "Greggles"  wrote:
>
>> Hi there.
>> 
>> I really need everybodies help with this. I have such a plan for a
>> screenplay I'm...attempting to write, even if it's only for therapeutic
>> purposes.
>> 
>> I need examples of discrimation against men in everyday society.
>> Eg. Strict dress codes at nightclubs for men, while the women can walk
>> in wearing flip flops, hot pants and singlets...
>> 
>
>Jeez buddy, you need this for therapy? They make it easy for women to 
>get into bars because lots of women brings in lots of men and then the 
>bar owner sells lots of beer. That ain't rocket science.


And you aren't Werner Von Braun.

You and the working-class patois that you tried to assume didn't
answer his question at all.

Yeah, you explained why women can dress like sluts, but you didn't
explain at all why there are strict dress codes for men.

By your reasoning, men ought to dress like they're ready to go to bed,
as well in order to bring in even MORE women and in order to allow the
bar owner to sell even MORE beer.

And you;ll get a pimple on your tongue if you address me as "buddy".
I'm not your buddy.


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