Re: Who's on top?
Dec 09, 1996 08:53 AM
by John Straughn
Art House writes:
>The Triaist:
>>Men are pawns. Men are kings. Men are bishops. But the woman, the
>>queen, is the most powerful piece on the board. (obvious allegory). The
>>womanprotects the man for the man is weak, and may only move one space at a
>>time.The knights, bishops, and pawns aren't there to protect the king, they
>>arethere to make way for the queen. Make way for the kill. For ages, the
>>womanhas been considered the manipulator, the protector, the power. The
>>man issimply the figurehead. IMHO, of course.
>
>Boo-hoo-hoo-hoo. I feel so sorry for you men. Try growing some
>ovaries, then maybe you can join us women in being the manipulator, the
>protector, and the power.
>
>TTT S=o)
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