robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

Season's Greetings to you.

robertjerl Loc: Corona, California

Played by the guy who was Tony on NCIS.

PhotogHobbyist Loc: Bradford, PA

This part reminds me of the story of two men who enter a resaraunt and a cute waitress asks what they would like. THe one man orders a ham in rye sandwich and coffee, THe second man looks at the waitress and says, "I like the quickie." with that the waitress slaps him and knocks the man out of his chair, then walks away. The man picks himself up and sits down with a questioning look at the other man, who says, "I think that is pronounced 'quiche'."

burkphoto Loc: High Point, NC

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

But the reality is, they are all inaccurate and totally demeaning towards all women. If you find them funny then you are one of the many, many individual who believe women are inferior to men and are only here to serve men and do what they are told.
I was raised in a household of females, my mother and two sisters. My mother worked two jobs to see to it her children had a better life growing up than she had. She was a child of the depression era. Both my sisters were straight A students all the way through college. My younger sister is a retired full bird colonel USAF and no doubt she could kick your butt without a problem. One of her hobbies is racing vintage prototype sports cars. My other sister has a doctorate in physics and is a research scientist. Like their brother, they both ride motorcycles. My older sister, the smart one, her hobbies are baking and restoring and driving older muscle cars. I'm telling you this just to let you know not all females fit the template these so called jokes cast them in.
I'm not telling you, you should be offended. I don't really care if you are offended or not. I've not told anyone they should be offended, regardless of how offensive the demeaning humor is. I doubt you and people like you understand how demeaning this type of humor really is. If you find it funny, laugh.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

It's the continual pattern. If you see no intent then you haven't seen the pattern.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Now that's funny and it's not demeaning because it doesn't imply anything. Also, a better punch line would be, I'll have a quickie.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Yes, the same guy who has possibly ruined a really good TV show because of his sexist remarks on set. Michael Weatherly.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

So it's ok for people to post demeaning jokes but it's not ok for someone to say something about it. You reference the first amendment buy apparently you don't understand it.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Even I find that humorous, as unintended as it was.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

Auto spell is not always our friend. I didn't make fun of the person at all. I simply pointed out something that's actually a fairly common trait in many people of her generation and later generations as well. It's actually documented in the results of a research project trying to determine why cereal sales have dropped. There are a lot of people who don't want to have to wash the bowl and spoon. Now that's sad. Look it up, smart guy! Not hypocritical at all. I didn't condem her for her habits not did I at anytime point out that I was in any way better than her. The most common thing about common sense is, common sense isn't.
You can't please all the people all the time. But, the object of this form of social media is, the conversation.

Harry0 Loc: Gardena, Cal

I was inspired by the Lazarus Long quote ...
I am the house Big Guy. I fix the cars, the computers, the motorcycles, and the meals.
I love to eat. I like to cook. My wife likes to do many "girly" things- cooking ain't one.
She (and her mom and sisters) can't make toast without a recipe. I hardly ever use 'em.
One kid married a diva wanna be- a few years later they trust the "freshness" that "professional" cooks load into every meal that comes in a bag, a box, or a bucket.
My wife still thinks it's funny that after the "Woodwright's Shop" I like the "American Test Kitchen" series.

biry

Well, I disagree with you about the joke being demeaning. Its a JOKE. However, I do appreciate you posting. Its been a long time since I have enjoyed a dsicussion as much as this one. Six pages, wow!

Bill

Harry0 Loc: Gardena, Cal

They don't. They eat Frittatas. Cast iron good.

rmorrison1116 Loc: Near Valley Forge, Pennsylvania

And you have every right to disagree and I'm not going to expand on that. I'm glad you see the bigger picture. The discussion, the conversation, the human interaction coupled with a thought provoking topic, this is what it's all about. Who's right, who's wrong, who cares. It's the conversation that matters. Sure, a few feathers may get ruffled; but all in all, it's very Newtonian.