I see what you did there.

/+1

Ooooh, nice one.

+1


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sugartits

Bravo, good sir. Bravo.

/May all your racks be huge.

I read her books in undergrad. She was one of my first real looks at radical feminist theory. I found her work to be fascinating, and when I went to grad school at Duke (it sucked), she was a speaker. After her hour of nothing but solid, non-stop misoandry, she finished up and held a question and answer session DURING WHICH MEN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO ASK QUESTIONS. I walked out and never picked up another book by her. I've never had my respect for someone evaporate so instantaneously.

So I guess my feelings can be summed up with a heartfelt "Well...Bye!"

wow nice

RIP you stupid biatch.

Awesome headline. ++

So she died just as she was born, eh?

She wasn't born a broad?

/had to

not_an_indigo: So she died just as she was born, eh?

81?

/I saw what subby did there. +1, man... +1.

Too soon for this "only child of working-class, Irish-Catholic parents"?

farking bravo, subby.

+1 very nice

Ah, Subby.

I love Fark so much.

How many Feminists does it take to change a light bulb?
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None. Feminists can't change anything.

Yeah, I tapped that.

i'll pour a glass of wine on the diy welcome mat for you, homette.

i hope everyone who celebrated the death of jerry falwell and his ilk are likewise celebrating the death of this hatemonger.

+2

Just because some people might miss that.

The phallo-centric dominant power structure rejoices!

I give this a resounding "meh."

I heard that she went to her death having never mastered parallel parking.

I don't know how many times I've told those boys...

TFA: She took great delight in castigating the "eight deadly sins of the fathers": processions, professions, possession, aggression, obsession, assimilation, elimination and fragmentation. "Laugh out loud," she urged, "at their pompous penile processions."

I LOL'd.

Kudos

+1

proteus_b: i hope everyone who celebrated the death of jerry falwell and his ilk are likewise celebrating the death of this hatemonger.

I've actually attempted to read her book Quintessence, purely for entertainment value. It was ostensibly a work of fiction, the basic theme of which was "Gee, wouldn't it be swell if all the men died?"

Suffice to say, I'm none to broken up about her passing, though condolences to any relatives and close friends.

+1

R.I.P John Daly

dahmers love zombie: misoandry


I agree, I hate those goddamn soups.

/I actually love those soups
//I hate you, though

dahmers love zombie: I read her books in undergrad. She was one of my first real looks at radical feminist theory. I found her work to be fascinating, and when I went to grad school at Duke (it sucked), she was a speaker. After her hour of nothing but solid, non-stop misoandry, she finished up and held a question and answer session DURING WHICH MEN WERE NOT ALLOWED TO ASK QUESTIONS. I walked out and never picked up another book by her. I've never had my respect for someone evaporate so instantaneously.

So I guess my feelings can be summed up with a heartfelt "Well...Bye!"

Kind of like how women were regarded until the 70s? Poor you.

Too bad she couldn't bring an end to womens suffrage

+1 Subby!

proteus_b: i hope everyone who celebrated the death of jerry falwell and his ilk are likewise celebrating the death of this hatemonger.

There are such amazing parallels between a middle-aged upper-class white male Christian in America and a woman.

Wait, no, there aren't.

BGFatts: The phallo-centric dominant power structure rejoices!

I lol'd

//gender studies minor in college...

Limp_Bisquick: Too bad she couldn't bring an end to womens suffrage

Or bring back slavery, amirite?

/how come one is a funny joke and the other is an uncomfortable moment?

BGFatts

The phallo-centric dominant power structure rejoices!


Why don't we just forget about fighting the phallocracy for a few hours and go have a good time? Right??



Hey hey. Ho ho.

Feel the butthurt.

Mary Daly did more to, dare I say, "empower" and "liberate" women than anyone in history, including any single suffragette.

The reason she restricted many of her lectures to women, only, was because she was routinely subjected to ad hominem attacks as the basis for argument against her theories and she knew how to fight fire with fire.

/Wham bam, thank you, Ma'am.
//Honey? Will you get me a beer while you're up? Thanks.

The woman was an evil man-hating biatch. I'm all for feminists but not the ones who would treat us so poorly for having a Y chromosome.

Headline is win.

/+1

It appears nothing of value was lost. I hope her death was painful and humiliating.

RIP MARY CAREY

/had to turn on strict image filtering to get anything even remotely SFW

RIP Wymonist

RIP Tim Daly.

She envies my penis

/so do you
//pompous penile processions hourly
///get in line

lol win

MadSkillz: The woman was an evil man-hating biatch. I'm all for feminists but not the ones who would treat us so poorly for having a Y chromosome.

I agree. Personally, as a privileged, wealthy white American male, I have to say that I see insufficient acceptance for my opinion - after all, I have unique insight into exactly what it's like to be an oppressed minority. Why, do you realize that just the other day, a cabbie didn't get out to open the door for me?! And I haven't seen a television program in ages that didn't have people like me in more than three or four starring roles. What about number five? What about number FIVE!?!