From: Samantha Atkins (samantha@objectent.com)
Date: Fri May 31 2002 - 03:11:31 MDT
I find a claim that women talk men into going to the city,
against the better financial judgement of men, because women
don't have to foot the bill to be pretty sexist. It makes a
huge generalization that is demonstrably false regarding women
wanting to go to the city more often and in women not caring
about financial realities and in women not having to foot the
bill. If you can't see that is out of line then I am sorry.
But I believe it certainly is.
- samantha
James Rogers wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-05-30 at 00:57, Harvey Newstrom wrote:
>
>>Let's not start the men versus women differences debate again. It is
>>insulting to women in this forum to claim that men are better handling
>>money and women prefer to shop.
>>
>
> What you wrote above may be insulting, but I stated no such thing so
> what's the problem? You are reading way to many things into what was
> written, and this isn't the first time. And since when did this list
> ever discuss anything *other* than people's various pet hypotheses? How
> do you think reasonable discussions get started?
>
> Lighten up.
>
> -James Rogers
> jamesr@best.com
>
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