I Ain’t Feeling it… The Equal Rights Amendment
Wednesday, October 29th, 2008
I have to say I am little upset right now and I believe it is high time that we seek to repeal the 1923 Equal Rights Amendment due to the fact that I believe women are not upholding their end of the bargain.
Obviously men have made a valiant attempt to assimilate woman into the world of equality. Not only can we grow and hunt most of our food sources, but also most men have made that arduous journey into the cooking pan’s labyrinth and can cook and prepare their own food just as well if not better than woman. Some prime examples of the male culinary experts are the Iron Chef, Emeril Lagasse, Chef Gordon Ramsey from Hell’s Kitchen, Anthony Bourdain and Bobby Flay to name a few. The women basically have Martha Stewart and Rachel Ray. I have to say I have two male friends that are better cooks than anyone else I know, Chef Sears “the meat perfectly” and Wham “Finger Lick ‘em” Dickham.
Now if we look at the opposite side of this equation and try to balance things out we should expect to see women out changing their car’s oil or dry walling the attic. Hell the occasional spider kill would be nice but it just doesn’t happen unless they are straight driving on the street Van Bull Dyke. The equation has becomes so unbalanced it is preposterous. Men do their own laundry and also clean, I mean Aunt Jemina is on the syrup bottle but it is the sexy baldy, Mr. Clean on the floor cleaner and don’t forget about Mr. Brawny taking care of those four sheeter messes that women make in the kitchen since they have become out of touch with their true chi.
The other thing I noticed that drives me up a wall is how women dog it in the weight room. They want equal rights but yet you show them how to do a squat and after the third rep they are like, “is this going to make my butt big?”. Of course the only reason you choo-choo chose to drag your girl to the gym is to slim that chubby caboose down but you can’t tell her that because they don’t even want to hear the truth. Then they want to participate in sports so you attempt to help them not embarrass themselves by making them stronger and more agile by ramping up the intensity and they cry, “ugh! I’m sweating I didn’t sign up for this. I just want to get some abs and those lines in my lower back.”
Last but not least I want to point out that women complain about not getting equal pay for equal work. Have they not heard about working their way up the ladder? They have been in the male workforce for about 70 years out of 6000 or so, I think they have got a little way to go before they start asking for that next pay raise. I just ain’t feeling this is all that equal if you know what I mean.
