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By *ordermanreturns OP Man
29 weeks ago

Llangollen

One wonders who was original village bike..

Also which village..?

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By *ellinever70Woman
29 weeks ago

Ayrshire

I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to

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By (user no longer on site)
29 weeks ago

"I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to"

Or took her without consent

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By *naswingdressWoman
29 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to"

Agreed

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By *ornucopiaMan
29 weeks ago

Bexley

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By *ornucopiaMan
29 weeks ago

Bexley

"I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to

Or took her without consent

What were they called before

bicycles we're invented?

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By (user no longer on site)
29 weeks ago

"I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to

Or took her without consent

What were they called before

bicycles we're invented? "

Daughter, mother, grandmother, niece, sister, aunt, wife .... Women... Human beings

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By *ildoshagginsWoman
29 weeks ago

South Wales

Who cares? It's another derogatory term that needs to die. Along with all the other derogatory terms used to describe women.

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By *eorge1949Man
29 weeks ago

Broadwaywr12

"Who cares? It's another derogatory term that needs to die. Along with all the other derogatory terms used to describe women."

I absolutely agree. It does make one wonder about the mentality of men who use any derogatory terms about women.

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By *ed-monkeyCouple
29 weeks ago

Hailsham

or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?

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By *eorge1949Man
29 weeks ago

Broadwaywr12

"or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?"

Indeed, but we must retain the right to slag off politicians, accountants, teachers, estate agents and senior civil servants please!

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By *ed-monkeyCouple
29 weeks ago

Hailsham

"or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?

Indeed, but we must retain the right to slag off politicians, accountants, teachers, estate agents and senior civil servants please!"

Why? Are they not flesh and blood people also?

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By *ildoshagginsWoman
29 weeks ago

South Wales

"or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?"

Wholeheartedly agree!

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By *eorge1949Man
29 weeks ago

Broadwaywr12

"or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?

Indeed, but we must retain the right to slag off politicians, accountants, teachers, estate agents and senior civil servants please!

Why? Are they not flesh and blood people also?"

It’s debatable !!!

Ps add traffic wardens and parking attendants!

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By *ed-monkeyCouple
29 weeks ago

Hailsham

"or all derogatory terms in general, not just women?

Indeed, but we must retain the right to slag off politicians, accountants, teachers, estate agents and senior civil servants please!

Why? Are they not flesh and blood people also?

It’s debatable !!!

Ps add traffic wardens and parking attendants!"

Politicians (and civil servants) do seem to be in season at the moment, but I'm intrigued as to why accountants, estate agents, and particularly teachers make the lis

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By *ed-monkeyCouple
29 weeks ago

Hailsham

Although, I suspect this is not the direction the OP expected this thread to go when it was started .. but that is the rich tapestry that makes this what it is

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
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29 weeks ago

Central

"Who cares? It's another derogatory term that needs to die. Along with all the other derogatory terms used to describe women."

It's misogynistic, wherw they don't hold themselves to the same standards I think it's used from the 1940s onwards. Perhaps returning soldiers were expecting a country of eager virgins to await their return?

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By *naswingdressWoman
29 weeks ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I don't know who she was

But I'd stake my life that the expression was coined by some man she said no to

Or took her without consent

What were they called before

bicycles we're invented?

Daughter, mother, grandmother, niece, sister, aunt, wife .... Women... Human beings "

I hate to break it to you, but in some societies speaking a woman's name in public meant that she'd made a spectacle of herself and brought humiliation on the family.

If they were lucky, they were Of husband, bearer of sons.

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