Quilting is a REAL MAN's job, women can't do it!!!
Oct 04, 2007 54 Replies
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Victor Smootbank
Quilting is something for REAL MEN, women are not able to make quilts, they're just amateurs attempting to do a man's job, but only men can craft quilts. Women were not designed by nature to make quilts.
So if you're a woman, please stop quilting. This is a job for men. You, as a woman, should work in the uranium mines, digging for pitchblende with a pickaxe. That's a woman's job!!!
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SewVeryCreative
Diggin' for pitchblende? Obviously, you've never seen our bathroom after our kids' sleepovers. Diggin' for pitfchblende t'ain't nothin' compared to cleanin' what 4 13 yo girls and 4 10 yo boys can do in a mere 9x6 bathroom. ;-)
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Sunny
Victor, I'm not sure what's wrong, hun, but it's probably nothing that a dish of good ice cream and a cup of good coffee won't make feel all better.
In the meantime, I think I have some pitchblende around here somewhere, probably in my sewing room lost under the stash.
Sunny
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Patti
You forgot to give us the link to your pictures? . In message , Victor Smootbank writes
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Elly
This thread seems a good spot to try out my new addy,
AND YES SHOW US YOUR QUILT PICTURES! :D
Elly;D
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John
I must say, I think Victor is on to something. So, in order to further the evolution of womanly and manly work definitions, I respectfully request that all you women send me your quilting stashes. I, as you know, have plenty of tools in my basement. for every complete stash that is sent to me, I will return to the sender, Post paid no less, your choice of one pick or one shovel. In the event of a particularly large stash shipment, the offer is increases to both a pick and a shovel, but this is dependent on the assessment of myself and a panel of impartial judges, my wife and my dog. They, being truly impartial, will render the verdict as final and not open to interpretation. Thanking you in advance for taking advantage of this kind and generous offer, I remain, I hope, your friend and trusted helpmate in all things related to manly and womanly job classifications.
John
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Patti
Well, as an admirer of Marie Curie, I'll think about this, John. One snag about your assessment panel - it could end in a tie. I think we should have one of our DH's join them. No? . In message , John writes
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Liz Megerle
Dear John, Be sure to save yourself at least one shovel. You'll need it to move all the incoming stashes! Liz
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Patti
He might delegate! Both his wife and his dog are female >gg< . In message , Liz Megerle writes
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Polly Esther
Now, just hold up here a minute. Before we can adequately address Victor's challenge, we must decide what is a REAL man. Before John jumps in to take over quilting for us, I think we need to establish a proper definition of 'real'. As opposed to what? A fake man? fantasy man? amateur man? doubtful man? These questions must be pondered seriously . . . for at least a minute anyway. Polly
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Kate XXXXXX
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Lizzy Taylor
Part-time man? Imitation man? Instant man? Man in a can?
Lizzy
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NightMist
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ladies, gentlemen and other usenet denizens that may be passing through,
Victor is a naughty crossposting troll. While I must agree that his nonsense is fodder for much merriment, do please trim his trophy room (abg.mampf) out of the headers!
Just look at the address box in your reply window, and delete or backspace out abg.mampf where it occurs.
NightMist
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KJ
It wasn't a total waste of a message. It made me look up the word, pitchblende! I learned something today!
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KJ
Good try John!
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Patti
Goes without saying Polly - but I'm glad you did! . In message , Polly Esther writes
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Patti
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KJ
Thank you for the instructions. That's very helpful. It's so nice to have members who can help eliminate (or lessen) problems caused by unwelcome posts. I debated about putting up any responses, but posted anyway. I'll know next time.
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Patti
Sorry to have missed the opportunity, Nightmist. I never have all headers showing - only just learned how to see them at all! It was obviously meant naughtily; but sometimes making fun of the mischief-maker is a good ploy. Thanks for this info. Next time one is sniffed, we'll know what to do. . In message , NightMist writes
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Kate XXXXXX
Catch it and cook it, in good ole RCTQ fashion - WITH CHOCOLATE! :d
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