Maybe this is why men have so many words for penis. Dick, cock, dingus, one eyed trouser snake, mr Johnson, wiener, meat, etc.  they cannot stand to use clinical terms like penis because they are too embarrassed.  Of course I might be embarrassed too if my genitalia did my thinking for me

Jun 22, 2012 -- 8:05PM, IDBC wrote:

Howdy Buddy

Jun 20, 2012 -- 1:27PM, farragut wrote:

"I found that obnoxious, immature and yes, snotty. "

 

Or, in a word, uppity.

Jun 20, 2012 -- 1:46PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

"Finally, Mr. Speaker, I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my vagina, but 'no' means 'no,'" Brown said Wednesday.

Anyone with the I.Q. of a rock would understand that the statement was not meant to be taken literally.  It was a polemical statement.  It was a rhetorical statement any person man or woman with the maturity of an adult should know that it was not meant to be literal. 

Now if she had said

 "Finally Mr. Speaker, I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my puzzy, but 'no' means "no".  

or

 "Finally Mr. Speaker, I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my cumt, but 'no' means "no".

or

 "Finally Mr. Speaker, I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my twut, but 'no' means "no".

or

"Finally Mr. Speaker, I'm flattered that you're all so interested in my winky" and "whoo-hoo."

I am sure being a mighty mouse that you are intelligent enough to figure out my intentional misspellings.  

I am sure that even you would be intelligent enough to understand that when she referred to "my vagina" she meant the "vaginas-winkys-whoo-hoos" of all woman whom this bill would effect if passed. 

And "mature" was the response of "Mr.Speaker".  

I don't recall you calling Mr. Speaker a teenager throwing a temper tantrum  or obnoxious, immature and snotty. 

A "mature" response would be to respectfully ask her to rephrase her statement.

Jun 20, 2012 -- 1:46PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

She was just trying to get attention, like a teenager throwingnd a tantrum.

 

IN YOUR OPINION.

 Which is as well reasoned, mature and disspassionate as that of Rep. Lisa Brown remarks and even more mature than Mr. Speaker's reaction which almost as mature as a ten years response to being called a dirty little boy.   Which was "you hurt my feelings so you can't play with me anymore."

Or

"You said a naughty word so you can't play with me.   

And his reaction is going to do alot to ensure male dominice and female equality. 

IMO his reaction to her remarks was even more immature, obnoxious temper tantrum then her remarks.  

Jun 20, 2012 -- 1:46PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

 There are many better, more matue ways she could have made her point, instead of implying it was all about strange men being interested in her vagina  

Oh reall? 

Name only five ot the many better, more mature way she could have made her point, instead of implying that it was none of his damn nor the business of a woman who is Anti-Choice what a woman does with her vagina or her womb.  

I could see your point when you say that your "pet peeve"  is that it is not a man vs  woman dichomomy.   There are Republican women who also are Anti-Choice who feel that they have the morality on their side and should be able to restrict a Pro-Choice woman's choice. 

My "pet peeve" is in the Pro-Life/Pro-Choice dichtomy.  

It is a faulty analogy-comparison.  

It a better analogy-comparison would be either: 

Pro-Death/Pro-Life 

or 

Anti-Choice/Pro-Choice.  

It also seems to me that this isn't just about the remarks about vaginas. v

It was also about 

"Byrum, D-Onondaga, caused a disturbance on the House floor Wednesday when she  wasn't allowed to introduce an amendment to the abortion regulations bill  banning men from getting a vasectomy unless the sterilization procedure was  necessary to save a man's life." 

"If we truly want to make sure children are born, we would regulate  vasectomies," Byrum told reporters Thursday."

Jun 20, 2012 -- 1:46PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

Are they somehow less, or lesser, women, than those who seem to think that easy access to abortion is a hallmark of female equality?

NO they are not, but they are equally Anti-Choice as the men who want to make access to abortion very difficult. 

"

 

"The House tabled a bill Wednesday that would ban all abortions after 20 weeks  with a narrow exemption for the life of the mother after passing a bill with new  regulations for abortion providers."

Have A Thinking Day And May Reason Guide Us.  

Your Buddy and Fellow American....IDBC

 

What she said was immature and snotty. No way around that.

Any perceptive person should be able to tell, it was not about the word "vagina."

It was what she said, and how she said it.

Howdy Buddy
 

Jun 23, 2012 -- 10:33PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

What she said was immature and snotty. No way around that.

Any perceptive person should be able to tell, it was not about the word "vagina."

It was what she said, and how she said it.

Whatever! 

In Your Opinion! 

 What he did was even more  immature and snotty. No way around that.

Any perceptive person should be able to tell, it was not about the word "vagina."

It was what she said, and how she said it.

I don't recall you calling Mr. Speaker a teenager throwing a temper tantrum  or obnoxious, immature and snotty.

I repeat my question.

If there are many ways she could have said it, name only five of them.   

Any mature and reasonable person should knw that what she said and how she said was not meant to be personal. It was not meant to imply that   Mr Speaker was interested in her vagina.

That the comment was meant to say that it was none of his or anyone elses business what a woman chooses to do with her reproductive system.   It was not about just her v-word it was also about her w-word but about the v's and w's of all women.    

Jun 24, 2012 -- 8:53AM, IDBC wrote:

Howdy Buddy
 

Jun 23, 2012 -- 10:33PM, mytmouse57 wrote:

What she said was immature and snotty. No way around that.

Any perceptive person should be able to tell, it was not about the word "vagina."

It was what she said, and how she said it.

Whatever! 

In Your Opinion! 

 What he did was even more  immature and snotty. No way around that.

Any perceptive person should be able to tell, it was not about the word "vagina."

It was what she said, and how she said it.

I don't recall you calling Mr. Speaker a teenager throwing a temper tantrum  or obnoxious, immature and snotty.

I repeat my question.

If there are many ways she could have said it, name only five of them.   

Any mature and reasonable person should knw that what she said and how she said was not meant to be personal. It was not meant to imply that   Mr Speaker was interested in her vagina.

That the comment was meant to say that it was none of his or anyone elses business what a woman chooses to do with her reproductive system.   It was not about just her v-word it was also about her w-word but about the v's and w's of all women.    

 

She could have said what you just basically said. That it is her feeling and opinon that laws should not intrude upon a woman's choices regarding her body and reproduction, and that the proposed legislation in question is too intrusive in that regard.

See how easy that was?

There was nothing mature or reasonable about what she said.

It was typical of perptually pissed-off, chip-on-the shoulder "feminism" -- which again, many perfectly proud, strong and capable women simply don't buy into.

I, personally, know many proud, strong capable women who don't see ready, easy access to abortion as a matter of "equality" or "health care."

And even if they do or did find particular legislation just too obtrusive, they could find ways to object to it without pontificating about "my vagina" on a statehouse floor.

Jun 23, 2012 -- 7:26PM, solfeggio wrote:

I cannot imagine that even a far right, conservative, Christian, Republican woman would be 'embrassed' (LOL) or intimidated upopn hearing the word 'vagina' uttered by another woman anywhere.

Of course, I could be wrong. 

Jun 23, 2012 -- 8:50PM, REteach wrote:

Maybe this is why men have so many words for penis. Dick, cock, dingus, one eyed trouser snake, mr Johnson, wiener, meat, etc.  they cannot stand to use clinical terms like penis because they are too embarrassed.  

It probably stems from the madonna vs whore social more.  Can't admit there are some who can't be taken home to meet mom even though....

Jun 23, 2012 -- 8:50PM, REteach wrote:

Of course I might be embarrassed too if my genitalia did my thinking for me

Same here.