Ellen Forradalom
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Sun Feb-24-08 12:14 AM
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| My mother sent my son 'The Dangerous Book for Boys.' |
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Son asks, "Is there one for girls?"
"Yes, it's 'The Daring Book for Girls.'"
"Is there one for mommies?"
"Yes. That one was written by Andrea Dworkin."
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| Cerridwen
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Sun Feb-24-08 11:45 AM
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Thank you! Ellen.
Even without knowing either of the two books you mentioned, the "punch line" was clear. :D I've since googled and the context makes it even funnier.
LOL
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| Ellen Forradalom
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Sun Feb-24-08 08:46 PM
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| 4. Handy household hints to help moms dismantle patriarchy |
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are always dangerous and daring :-).
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Tue Feb-26-08 07:15 PM
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| 5. Thx for the laugh...good one!!!! |
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Edited on Tue Feb-26-08 07:16 PM by femrap
That deserves a rec!
eta: too late to rec.
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Wed Feb-27-08 01:37 AM
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| 6. I'm reading a book about christian spirtuality right now that |
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references Andrea Dworking very positively, if not in any great detail.
It's The Cloister Walk. I periodically go on this tangent, reading about what people believe and how and why. This books is pretty good at trying to see a low-key feminist perspective in christian worship.
It's surprising, the places you can find Dworkin reference. :)
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