Sort-of memes that are cracking you up at the moment

Golly.

You could argue the way women are described RE the amount of sexual partners is in itself a touch misogynistic. And the meme maybe is too. It's also not that lady bits stretch that way...if they did our uteri would've fallen out a long time ago ;)

I wouldn't use such terms myself. If it requires forum policing, not sure.

H0-hum...

Hint: It's a GOT meme :P

@JWestland Is it about how many avocados she's had sex with? Shockingly disrespectful.

I know... with all the lack of food in some parts of the world...really disrespectful that :)

It's also not that lady bits stretch that way

So that story about the girl from Nantucket isn't true? Every day is a a school day :-)

I've only heard the about the man from Nantucket.

Is there something in the water in Nantucket or something.

Well you don't live until you've learned something new, been testered(tm) or have a fact corrected right? :-P

You could argue the way women are described RE the amount of sexual partners is in itself a touch misogynistic. And the meme maybe is too. It's also not that lady bits stretch that way...if they did our uteri would've fallen out a long time ago ;)

Yup, this. It's the "women who have had lots of sex are damaged goods" implication which is misogynistic. I get pissed off by people spuriously taking offence and even I found it pretty unpleasant.

You're ruining the meme thread.

Agree

Jesus... What have I walked into

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It's a crude visual pun, relating to an often crude and violent tv program. Do people really think more sexual partners leads to a fanny like a bucket? That's pretty funny if they do.

I disagree that it implies hatred of women-the character herself is a thoroughly unpleasant one for lots of reasons that don't involve enjoying sex amongst lots of characters who fuck more and are more positively received; although admittedly this does exclusively seem to involve her family 'members.'

Anyway. puerile yes, vulgar certainly, misogynistic not very.

Ah man this is the belm thread all over again

This is why I don't watch television.

Yup, this. It's the "women who have had lots of sex are damaged goods" implication which is misogynistic.

So that what it was.

Yeah, pretty misogynistic.

^ miaowsogynistic.

Excellent.

Looks pretty shopped to me, no?