Purely trivial: does anyone remember the New Yorker (I think) strip,
where a woman unscrews a jar, stops and thinks, screws it up again, then
takes it to her her husband to unscrew?
On Tue, 25 Nov 1997 19:23:29 -0700 Bonnie Gray <bgray@ECE.UCDAVIS.EDU>
writes:
> Cami wrote: " I don't want to spark a heated debate on the list,
>but
>I find it hard to read books that are hateful towards men. I know
>I for one wouldn't want to live without them (after all, who would
>open jars
>for me?) ;-) "
>
> No heated debate; just, I do, too, almost as hard as reading (or
>watching a show) hateful towards women. And I would answer your
>question "better-designed jars" :)
>
>Bonnie
>
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