Finally!! It is time to ban the word MAN from the history books!! I am offended LOL!!

She was probably menstruating.

a reply to: elementalgrove

Well, whats left of the Patriarchal History of MAN besides the spelling? HuMANity, MANkind , aaaaaaaMEN.

Do you know how long its going to take to redact the word MAN from the written record?

Or just start burning books, whatever.

originally posted by: Painterz
Have none of you ever considered the possibility that you're being XXXipulated with these stories?

They have very little grounding in reality. Yet they provoke this massive emotional response from you all.

Never stopped to ask why Fox and Breitbart are deliberately pushing your emotional buttons in this way?

There, I changed that for you

a reply to: elementalgrove


Ummm...so we're no longer hu-mans eh...?

Oh the hu-man-ity...oops...no hu-man-ity either...

Dayum...








YouSir

a reply to: Painterz


Ummm...dude...that emotional response is laughter...this sheets funny...






YouSir

a reply to: Painterz

It's well known and documented that the majority of colleges are liberal progressive cesspools of indoctrination.

a reply to: airowineSailorcat

Starred because Picard.

Where no man Homo Sapien has gone before

Then they can ban the acronyms that spell MAN!

www.acronymfinder.com...

"God created man in his own image"

How do we make this one politically correct now?

a reply to: elementalgrove

Who is this idiot? I don't mean to sound unpleasant but sometimes, foul words call for it.

originally posted by: JDmOKI
a reply to: Painterz

It's well known and documented that the majority of colleges are liberal progressive cesspools of indoctrination.

Sorry. Have to ban/fine you now.

Misogynist!

Men should be called wǣpmann then according to "Today I found out" and Women wīfmann :

Today I found out that the word ‘man’ was originally gender neutral, meaning more or less the same as the modern day word “person”. It wasn’t until about a thousand years ago that the word “man” started to refer to a male and it wasn’t until the late 20th century that it was almost exclusively used to refer to males.

Before “man” meant a male, the word “wer” or “wǣpmann” was commonly used to refer to “male human”. This word almost completely died out around the 1300s, but survives somewhat in words like “werewolf”, which literally means “man wolf”.

This is an interesting snippet :

Interestingly, the word ‘men’, meaning “to think” or “to have a cognitive mind”, was also gender neutral and connected to “man”, which meant “the thinker”. So we can see from that how “man” originally referred to all humans.

Linkywink here for the full story and other references : www.todayifoundout.com...

Happy reading

Warmest respects

Lags

Then they can ban all the palindromes!



Ya know like madam.

originally posted by: Lysergic
I bet her sandwich artistry is subpar.

Ummm...that's...sammich...as in "get in the kitchen and make me a sammich"...

Gotsta use the correct vernacular...doncha kno...





YouSir

Damn!

No more sloppy joes?

MANwich?

Oh the Hu some snip ity.

ETA:

Effing wordphobes!

a reply to: Lagomorphe

It would seem it's only begun to sweep America, in the UK a Manhole is no longer called as such, it's now referred to as a Personhole which sounds worse than i'd care to describe. And that took place in the late 90's.

a reply to: PeterSellers

Right!

Because sewers were misogynist!

OMFG - Hey DB, come and have a look what Lagomorphe's just encoded in his post.

This is as plain as day - it's getting out of hand.

Enough is enough man, I mean bro.

originally posted by: Lagomorphe
Men should be called wǣpmann then according to "Today I found out" and Women wīfmann :

Today I found out that the word ‘man’ was originally gender neutral, meaning more or less the same as the modern day word “person”. It wasn’t until about a thousand years ago that the word “man” started to refer to a male and it wasn’t until the late 20th century that it was almost exclusively used to refer to males.

Before “man” meant a male, the word “wer” or “wǣpmann” was commonly used to refer to “male human”. This word almost completely died out around the 1300s, but survives somewhat in words like “werewolf”, which literally means “man wolf”.

This is an interesting snippet :

Interestingly, the word ‘men’, meaning “to think” or “to have a cognitive mind”, was also gender neutral and connected to “man”, which meant “the thinker”. So we can see from that how “man” originally referred to all humans.

Linkywink here for the full story and other references : www.todayifoundout.com...man-was-originally-gender-neutral/

Happy reading

Warmest respects

Lags

originally posted by: Sublimecraft
OMFG - Hey DB, come and have a look what Lagomorphe's just encoded in his post.

This is as plain as day - it's getting out of hand.

Enough is enough man, I mean bro.

originally posted by: Lagomorphe
Men should be called wǣpmann then according to "Today I found out" and Women wīfmann :

Today I found out that the word ‘man’ was originally gender neutral, meaning more or less the same as the modern day word “person”. It wasn’t until about a thousand years ago that the word “man” started to refer to a male and it wasn’t until the late 20th century that it was almost exclusively used to refer to males.

Before “man” meant a male, the word “wer” or “wǣpmann” was commonly used to refer to “male human”. This word almost completely died out around the 1300s, but survives somewhat in words like “werewolf”, which literally means “man wolf”.

This is an interesting snippet :

Interestingly, the word ‘men’, meaning “to think” or “to have a cognitive mind”, was also gender neutral and connected to “man”, which meant “the thinker”. So we can see from that how “man” originally referred to all humans.

Linkywink here for the full story and other references : www.todayifoundout.com...man-was-originally-gender-neutral/

Happy reading

Warmest respects

Lags

You missed out a couple there mate!

Read the MANuscript again