Or they could have sex. That would make the bowls feel a lot less dramatic.
It goes on and like this about the bowls on an infinite loop. Nobody will ever convince me that a man can care that much about the bowls. Given the shape of bowls, it’s hard not to read this as a cry for… not bowls.
Prestige media has played a huge role in this whole genderslop phenomenon. Here’s how it goes: in nearly every case, the underlying issue is a specific interpersonal or relationship problem but you can’t pitch that to places like The New Yorker (because that would be a Dear Abby column, not a Serious Article). So the writer reframes it as some big structural problem, turning it into An Important Societal Issue about how all men/women are terrible. You see, now it becomes worthy of analysis. Then people read it and think “OMG that’s 100% my husband!!” and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.
Totally. I just read an endless exchange between women over how their husbands are bad because they don’t shop for Christmas gifts in the right way.
Yes, because they are men. Your husband is not your girlfriend. You really don’t want him to be your girlfriend. But the pouting continues because it’s a time hallowed tradition.
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By the way, I finally did watch Nick’s show on his interview with Piers. You were right, it’s his best yet. The speech on Hitler was exactly what he needed to say.
I’d love it if somebody on the opposing side actually responded. Not with name calling but with what is the actual argument?
The latest one was about the total media control by zionist jews like bari weiss/larry ellison. As long as nick remains the only person who talks about these very obvious things happening around us, his star will continue to rise.
The opposing side has nothing else besides the “who are you gonna believe: us or your lying eyes?” routine.
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