mark_sobolewski{at}yahoo.com wrote:
> bluesmama wrote:
> > Ian wrote:
> > > I consider it good manners for a woman to give me a blowjob when
I
> > lift
> > > something heavy for them. You wouldn't believe how many women I
> have
> > to
> > > remind of their responsibility.
> >
> > Emily Post? Miss Manners? My goodness, I'll have to start
re-reading
> > etiquette books if they've gotten this racy.
> >
> > > I don't see therefore why, if I've got to practically force a
woman
> > to
> > > display good manners, men should get up of their seats for some
> > > lard-arsed bird who is off the market.
> >
> > "Some lard-assed bird who is off the market"
> >
> > Lovely sentiments. Married?
>
> Hello Bluesmomma,
>
> You kind of prove his point (and yours) at the same time.
> I'll pause for a moment.  See if you can figure it out.
>
> I'll give some space below.  Scroll down to see if you guessed:

Oh how lovely, a riddle. And one with a condescending introduction,
too. I'm aquiver with anticipation.

> OK.  His argument was that manners was something he did to get
> nookie or more generally, attention from women.  You responded
> to his vulgarity by suggestion that women
> would deny him attention for such an attitude.  Exactly.

That's it?

OK. His argument was that manners was something a woman should exhibit
(by performing fellatio) after he lifted something heavy for her.

My response was not intended to imply a lack of female companionship on
his part, but to be a comment on his attitude and compassion for any
female companions he might have, especially one bound to him by law.



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