Gender generalizations

[NukePooch]

Heh heh... so perhaps in Genesis we are given an edited version, and what really went down when God confronted Adam and Eve is that Adam told God, "The woman you put here with me... Forget the serpent, Lord--I'm already married to pure evil."

Except... that God looked over His original creation and called it good, so I wonder what God said in reply.

I like your version better. ~grin~ Well, that's it..we all have to deal with that balancing act of good and evil...though some balance better than others. I do have to admit that Eve wasn't the only EvilAngel in the story...
Genesis 3:6 - Passage*Lookup - New King James Version - BibleGateway.com
Eve gave to Adam, who "was with her". It appears as though Adam was standing right there the whole time.

I think NukePooch should write his own thread of unique first lines and/or advice for topics of conversation when approaching women...

Sheesh. Talk about the blind leading the blind.

If you don't mind Hello Kitty band-aids, I may be able to lend a few (it's the part of me that will never grow up... when it comes to Pinky and the Brain, I am definitely the Pinky side of the equation.) NARF!!!

I think so, Brain, but where are we gonna find rubber pants our size?

I think it's great that a guy would want a woman who can be both fierce and gentle when appropriate--

Sorry I'm getting off topic!! Good to see a guy voice an opinion that he doesn't mind a woman who can be a little feisty!

What's the chili without the pepper?
What's the steak without the sizzle?
What's the peanut butter without the jelly?
What's the...um...okay, I'm out.

*laugh* "Miss Seoul"... very cool, but makes me feel like a 5th grade teacher!! [/quote]

Miss Seoul, can I get the hall pass? I gotta go to the bafroom.

 

[seoulsearch]

Yes, I know... I also think you said it 'cause of that funny conclusion part about girls being evil
I was only answering Seul's post of how original and cool being called "Perfect Evil Angel" by their boyfriend/husband etc.... My opinion about how world's society might view it if you do, since today it is very normal to adress women in a more naughty way. Like if a guy says a woman is naughty, evil, wild, etc, I do think they see it in a bad and also not pure-like way.

Although, sure if used in a sense of humor that you and your girlfriend/wife share, then that's fine.

I wouldn't mind being called an evil angel, personally. I've been called a lot worse... Notably, by my ex-mother-in-law at the time, so I've come to see things like that as a compliment. (The person calling you such names obviously, for whatever reason, feels you are nothing like them, and that alone can be one of the highest compliments I could ever receive.)

"Evil Angel" is also much more preferable to a racial slur, but that's just my own humble opinion!

 

[seoulsearch]

I think so, Brain, but where are we gonna find rubber pants our size?

What's the chili without the pepper?
What's the steak without the sizzle?
What's the peanut butter without the jelly?
What's the...um...okay, I'm out.

Miss Seoul, can I get the hall pass? I gotta go to the bafroom.

*musters her best Australian accent... wasn't that what Pinky's was supposed to be???*

"I think so, Brain, but what if the chickens don't want to wear underpants?" One of the most classic quotes in a cartoon, ever.

Um...

What's the mustard without the ketchup? (even though I don't like either one)
What's the salt without the pepper?
What's the cheeseburger without the fries? (not to mention the milkshake and ice cream sundae)
What's the banana without the split?

Ok, I'm out!

Wow... I've been upgraded to deciding who can use the bathroom or not... Who says you can't get a promotion in this economy!

 

[NodMyHeadLikeYeah]

I only generalize genders, if that makes you feel better lil rush.

 

[BellaFlor]

I wouldn't mind being called an evil angel, personally. I've been called a lot worse... Notably, by my ex-mother-in-law at the time, so I've come to see things like that as a compliment. (The person calling you such names obviously, for whatever reason, feels you are nothing like them, and that alone can be one of the highest compliments I could ever receive.)

"Evil Angel" is also much more preferable to a racial slur, but that's just my own humble opinion!

Ah, ok...

Yes, I think it all depends on what experiences we've had. For some it might be seen in a good way, for others it might not. But yeah, if you wouldn't mind getting called that, and this is meant all good, then nothing wrong with it, as long as you are happy with it.