down the avenue: Much More Color if Women Ruled the World

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Only Those Who See the Invisible, Can Do The Impossible
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September 07, 2007

Much More Color if Women Ruled the World

The below came to me in one of those email forwards, so I'm not sure of its original source. A friend's cousin from Newfoundland sent it along, so chances are its many years old. Maybe, but hilarious nevertheless and some of them really resonate. Below: Life if women ruled the world. The bowling alley and toilet seat are my favorites.

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A long time ago I entered a hardware store with my three (then) young sons in tow. A woman called me out: "Sir, you really need this!" She was demonstrating a step on device that raised the toilet seat and then, once business was done, gently lowered it. I replied, looking at my energetic boys, that my wife felt safer when she found the seat up.

Posted by: Jack | Sep 7, 2007 9:22:43 AM