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<blockquote data-quote="Leonard D Neubache" data-source="post: 1188901" data-attributes="member: 11069">&quot;Working moms&quot; is a funny term that can have multiple meanings.If the driveshaft on my car snaps then regardless of whether the engine is redlining I'm not going anywhere. The engine is screaming. It's sucking down fuel by the litre. But I'm stuck.In one sense the car is working really really hard. In another sense it's not working at all. Women are the same, particularly when they're working in non-feminine fields. They're &quot;working&quot; but are they performing the purpose that they were built for? No. So in the greater sense they're not working, they're defective.Then we come to the last half of the thread title. &quot;Do better in life&quot;. In progressive speak this equates to &quot;engine screaming, going nowhere&quot;. In natural terms it means &quot;more likely to end up defective, ie: not serving nature's intended purpose&quot;.Funny how wrong a single sentence can be.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Leonard D Neubache, post: 1188901, member: 11069"] "Working moms" is a funny term that can have multiple meanings. If the driveshaft on my car snaps then regardless of whether the engine is redlining I'm not going anywhere. The engine is screaming. It's sucking down fuel by the litre. But I'm stuck. In one sense the car is working [i]really really hard.[/i] In another sense it's not working at all. Women are the same, particularly when they're working in non-feminine fields. They're "working" but are they performing the purpose that they were built for? No. So in the greater sense they're not [i]working[/i], they're [i]defective.[/i] Then we come to the last half of the thread title. "Do better in life". In progressive speak this equates to "engine screaming, going nowhere". In natural terms it means "more likely to end up defective, ie: not serving nature's intended purpose". Funny how wrong a single sentence can be. [/QUOTE]

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