Woman has the right to all of the above and more, as she will. Woman not only has the right to the aforementioned, but to ignore Man's all-of-the-above and replace with a Honey-do list if he ever hopes to recieve the right to use said rights, as she will. In the case of chaos and rejection of the above, Woman has the right to excercise Article B, as she will. Article B: Woman has the right to send Man to couch if the above falls through, as she will. Woman also has the right to post first, as she will. (unless of course, shimmering jemmy has suddenly changed sexes overnight?)
This was written about 1920 (give or take 10ish years)
Man was used for a few reasons: - It was acceptible to use it to mean all in some writings - It assumed inclusion of all peoples regardless of gender - It was written entirely in one syllable words to make it easy to read :)
I have considered substituing 'one' in lieu of man... but in places that would change the intended meaning. In such places as "There is no god but 'one'" doesn't mean the same. But "Man or Woman" is intended.
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Man has the right to say 'me too!' as he will
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AND
Woman has the right to be a smart ass as she will.
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Yep every time I hear that song, I say "YES!!!"
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Woman not only has the right to the aforementioned, but to ignore Man's all-of-the-above and replace with a Honey-do list if he ever hopes to recieve the right to use said rights, as she will. In the case of chaos and rejection of the above, Woman has the right to excercise Article B, as she will.
Article B: Woman has the right to send Man to couch if the above falls through, as she will.
Woman also has the right to post first, as she will. (unless of course, shimmering jemmy has suddenly changed sexes overnight?)
:)
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This was written about 1920 (give or take 10ish years)
Man was used for a few reasons:
- It was acceptible to use it to mean all in some writings
- It assumed inclusion of all peoples regardless of gender
- It was written entirely in one syllable words to make it easy to read :)
I have considered substituing 'one' in lieu of man... but in places that would change the intended meaning. In such places as "There is no god but 'one'" doesn't mean the same. But "Man or Woman" is intended.
I get this response a lot.
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Damn!
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