Womb-Man (© 2008 Eileen Baker)
There is but a "b" which links Woman into Man and then disappears.
Nice to consider this "B" though.
It is like She. "She" contains both "he" and "she".
Mother and Father both contain "her" and "he".
"Mot" means "word" and "Fat" means "corpulent" or "big" or "yield" (as in the fat of the land) so we could have a new definition: "Wordfat".
In a series of articles that I am going to publish under the "Womb-Man" lable, I would like to investigate those apparent differences and drives which often fuel feminism or at least drive a wedge between the sexes. Sometimes in fun, other times in more serious contexts.
The topics will all be entitled with "B" as in "Boobs et al" (about plastic surgery), "Belligerance"(as in wars and who makes them), "Bastard" (how can anyone be that anyway?), "Babies" (the ultimate sex driver) and so on. I shall see how it goes. . .
Nice to consider this "B" though.
It is like She. "She" contains both "he" and "she".
Mother and Father both contain "her" and "he".
"Mot" means "word" and "Fat" means "corpulent" or "big" or "yield" (as in the fat of the land) so we could have a new definition: "Wordfat".
In a series of articles that I am going to publish under the "Womb-Man" lable, I would like to investigate those apparent differences and drives which often fuel feminism or at least drive a wedge between the sexes. Sometimes in fun, other times in more serious contexts.
The topics will all be entitled with "B" as in "Boobs et al" (about plastic surgery), "Belligerance"(as in wars and who makes them), "Bastard" (how can anyone be that anyway?), "Babies" (the ultimate sex driver) and so on. I shall see how it goes. . .
Labels: Womb-Man, Words Matter
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