Dealing with alien beings
Latest news is that a cultural icon is getting off (so to speak):
Former porn star Ron Jeremy, who was indicted on more than 30 counts of sexual assault, is set to be declared unfit for trial on Tuesday, because he is suffering from “severe dementia.”
I guess that the late Marilyn Chambers wasn’t lying when she said she fucked his brains out.
He has looked better — although even in his prime he still looked like the sleaziest man in the world.
Ah yes, the old excuse:
Gabrielle Union On Why She Felt ‘Entitled’ To Cheat On Her First Husband: ‘I Was Paying All The Bills’
Now let’s play “Just Imagine” for a moment, and think of the response if a man used that as an excuse to bonk a woman not his wife.
Knives out? Calls for cancellation? Yet another example of “Male Domination”?
I have no idea who this harpy is, but no doubt she’s well entrenched in the feministical hierarchy, judging by her arrogance.
And just in passing: with an attitude like that, small wonder he was screwing other women.
So there’s this pleasant little train of thought:
Without knowing anything at all about this harpy, I’ll bet she lives in a.) NYFC, b.) Los Angeles or c.) San Franfuckingcisco — or wherever HuffPo has its HQ.
As for 2.) above, the only way she and her buddies are ever going to kill all men (they probably have a gun:harpy count of 1:jillion) is if they voluntarily get infected with AIDS — and even then, no man except liberal ponytailed girlyboys will want to poke them. Here’s our Emily — a representative sample, methinks:
Doomed to failure, like so many liberal wet dreams.
Yeah, this kinda makes sense:
Children should get lessons in school on how to build strong relationships to counteract ‘Disneyfied’ portrayals of love
Ask any child their favorite film, and there is quite a high chance they will name a Disney movie, like ‘Beauty and the Beast’ or ‘Aladdin’.
However, experts believe that these films are giving them the wrong idea about what a healthy relationship looks like.
In ‘Aladdin’, the hero whisks Princess Jasmine away from restrictive palace life, while ‘Cinderella’, ‘Snow White’, and ‘Sleeping Beauty’ all involve a young girl being saved by a ‘handsome prince’.
Yeah, in real life, Jasmine’s father’s security police would hunt down the couple, shoot the insolent little pup and take the now-deflowered houri back to her father’s palace where she’ll be whipped for her adultery and beheaded for bringing shame to the family name.
Let’s not even talk about the “handsome savior prince” scenario.
Me, I think that Disney shouldn’t stop at “happily ever after”, but use their characters for some real-life advice, e.g.
Dealing With Nosy Room-Mates
Workplace Sexual Harassment
Everyday Grooming Tips
Building A Relationship With Your Step-Family
Finding That Perfect Sugar Daddy
Seeing as we’re living in modern times, and given that it’s Woke Disney:
Inter-Species Relationships
Sharing The Great Outdoors
Things To Do While Waiting For Your Prince To Come
When Your Prince Finally Comes
There ya go. Coming soon [sic] to a screen near you.
For a change, this post should not be read as a complaint or anything like it. Here’s what prompted it:
In a candid interview, former culture secretary Nadine Dorries has revealed that she used to go on dates to get free meals because she was paid so little as a trainee nurse. Mrs Dorries left school at 16 and began training as a nurse at 18, but was shocked at the pittance she was paid.
‘It was not eating money,’ she said, revealing how she and friends would accept dates to get a free meal.
…and I’m not at all shocked by the revelation that women use sex (or even the vague promise thereof) to get money or whatever from men.
‘Twas ever thus, and we men have always acknowledged it without any kind of bitterness or rancor. Women have always had the upper hand in this regard, and it’s just the way of the world.
Indeed, I’m quite jealous of the fact that women can set up an OnlyFans account and, regardless of appearance*, sell online videos of themselves having a little sex fun, whether solo action or with a partner. (*No matter what they look like or how old they are, there will always be men who have a fantasy about that particular look, and are willing to pay for the privilege of seeing their fantasies brought to life, so to speak.)
Ditto all the InstaGram and TikTok “influencers”, of whom the biggest earners seem to consist mostly of hot younger women.
Is all this “unfair” to men? Yeah… whatever. I mean, no woman (and certainly no man) is going to pay a monthly sum to watch me clean a gun or sample different gins (probably the only two activities I’m capable of doing with any competence at this time of my life). I wish that were not true, but there it is.
Anyway, here’s a pic of Nadine Dorries, taken some time ago:
…shown for educational purposes to my Murkin Readers, who probably have no clue who she is.
Stories like this one provide yet another reason why women shouldn’t be allowed in the workplace:
A ‘cold and calculating’ fraudster stole more than £1.3million from a small family business where she worked. Alison Smith abused her role at a Blaenavon firm in a ‘devastating’ nine-year fraud, Cardiff Crown Court heard.
Prosecutor Roger Griffiths said the 42-year-old sowed division and animosity in the family who own Eiran Civil Engineering so she could go undetected as she made hundreds of fraudulent payments – funding a habit for expensive holidays, cars and clothes. Smith worked for the company as a financial manager from June 2012 until January this year when she resigned.
I don’t care about the money this bitch stole; men have often done precisely the same thing, or worse. But this horrible woman’s most damning act was sowing “division and animosity in the family”. Read the whole story to get an idea of the immensity of her evil.
I can honestly say that in my 40+ years in business life, I never saw a man who could compete with any woman in creating an atmosphere of devious backbiting, career assassination and downright unpleasantness in the workplace. And in most cases it had nothing to do with crap like sexual harassment, either (although I saw that little ploy used quite often). Women were (and are) just as willing to stab other women in the back, if it benefits them — or sometimes just out of outright spite.
Anecdote is not data, of course; but ask any ordinary working woman* whether she’d prefer to work with men, or in a female-only workplace. The response may surprise you.
*this definition would exclude gender careerists and almost all rabid feministicals.