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Tin Fork — Silver spoon alternative
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Your Week — Daily event picks
Tanning Light, Beer vs. Soda, 420
MA is correct! I wrote an article in college and this info is correct.— October 28, 2008 2:16 p.m.
Equal Rights For Women? Thumbs Down!
I can only speak from my experiences as a 30-something male in San Diego, but it seems like women want equality sometimes but not in others. They want equal pay in the workplace, but also want men to open doors and pull out chairs for them and pay for all their meals. They want to be the first ones off a sinking ship or out of a burning building but when it comes to a job that they can't physically match a man they want equal pay. Some jobs CAN be equally performed by both sexes, the pay should be equal in these instances. Women and Men are not equal, physically or mentally. Life isn't fair either!— August 2, 2008 10:48 a.m.