100 years today...

[L_Plates]

Well all i can say is was this a good thing or bad thing?

http://www.bbc.co.uk/radio4/womanshour/form/form_womens_suffrage.shtml





I say good as we are all equals. But i know not everyone has the same idea.

 

[~Mobius~]

\o/ Must have been fun in the old days though.

 

[xane]

two words - Margaret Thatcher

 

[throdgrain]

Two words - evil bag

 

[L_Plates]

one word - Agreed!

 

[dysfunction]

Nil Words - !!

 

[Insane]

Originally posted by xane
two words - Margaret Thatcher

"Natural Contraception"

anyhow, women havn't suffered for 100 years, do they suffer every time they take your credit card and go shopping?

we do tho

 

[1tchy trigger]

Plates, I want to know why you were browsing the Woman's Hour website?

 

[L_Plates]

I was horny !!!

 

[Ekydus]

UP WITH FEMINISM!

DOWN WITH CHAUVINISM!

 

[dr_jo]

Can I just ask how the suffaragete movement, and equality for women can be seen as a bad thing?

 

[old.ignus]

"Any woman who chains herself to a fence is alright by me, woof!"

Lord Flasheart

 

[Arnor]

wth is suffrage?


if it is what i think it is, isnt it sufferage?

 

[old.ignus]

Originally posted by Arnor
wth is suffrage?


if it is what i think it is, isnt it sufferage?

Sufferagettes I believe, womans rights campaigners in the early 1900's became famous after one of them threw herself under the kings horse killing her (they got it on camera too) Bet they were all bloody glad they weren't considered equal when the great war began, nice and safe in England or in a damp cold trench with the Belgians and the French fighting the hun.

 

[L_Plates]

Originally posted by dr_jo
Can I just ask how the suffaragete movement, and equality for women can be seen as a bad thing?

Because some men think women should still be there slaves around the home.

Not me and prbably not many in here.

But there are Men out there that do.

 

[Farsight]

Actually, it was the First World War that made a lot of difference in finally getting women the vote.

While all the men were away fighting, the women stepped into all the traditionally "male" roles and professions, thus proving that they had both the ability and intelligence to be considered as equals.

Of course, when the men came back, the women didnt want to relinquish their new found freedom and independence.

Same burst of progress happened in the Second World War too.

 

[~Lazarus~]

Originally posted by old.ignus
"Any woman who chains herself to a fence is alright by me, woof!"

Lord Flasheart

Well it saves us from chaining them to the kitchen sink :lol:











it was a joke ffs!!!!!

















ill get me coat - someone get me a taxi please ?

 

[L_Plates]

Its on its way.

 

[Farsight]

<Rattles her handcuffs at Lazarus>

 

[Durzel]

WARNING: This reply contains sarcasm

I'm all for Womans' Movement. Movement between the kitchen and the bedroom.

Huhuhu.

~Lazarus~ pass me my coat as you get yours please.

 

[Farsight]

<sigh> I blame the mothers.....

 

[L_Plates]

hmmm mothers

 

[Insane]

Dont you just wanna jump in between the sheets with her!




(image gratuiously stolen from ZDnet)

 

[(Shovel)]

Well: Equal rights = good. Margaret Thatcher = bad...

Give it another 100 years and hopefully the benefits will outway the atrocities...

 

[Durzel]

Atrocities? We're not talking about the Holocaust here. Get some perspective plz!

 

[L_Plates]

Originally posted by Insane

Dont you just wanna jump in between the sheets with her!




(image gratuiously stolen from ZDnet)

Nowt wrong with a bit of experience