Message 1666 of 22774 in Behind the Bar

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> Not to be any sexist, but as a man I've noticed that women tend to do 
> that sometimes. :) Taking a simple question and making a huge deal 
> about it. "It's not what you said, It's how you said it..."

Not to be a deconstructionist or anything, but as social observer I've noticed 
that people with a heightened sense of cultural performatives tend to do that 
sometimes. Taking a simple question, and underlining what is really being 
asked. "It's not what ewe said, it's the socio-political contrivances which 
govern ewer reasons for asking that question"?

There are valid points underlining this thread, it's just been kinda marred by 
posters not actually thinking about what they're writing, and then lacking the 
werewithall to construct these garbled thoughts and second-hand opinions into 
anything constructive. The Dialectic is the way forward, y'all. Just learn how 
to use it.

And yes, teachers are crap tippers. I know, I am one.