So they finally did it… or did they? Is the absence of
Luscious Lynda from Leicester (who is concerned about the World Economic Forum
in Davos) due to the concerted efforts of a million screeching feminist banshees,
or did The Sun just decide to drop the 45 year old feature. (Lynda, is of course Naughty Nineteen - they always are - but her more vital statistics are
just as impressive as the world’s leading economists at 38-24-26) The next
Samantha Fox will now have one fewer avenue to success and the feminists
can chalk up yet another verboten entry in the litany of do-as-we-say-not-as-you-wish.
It seems that now Page Three is no more the way is clear
for other equally urgent campaigns in the quest to make the world a fairer, more
equal and less threatening place. I’m sure you will have unnecessarily precious
dislikes of your own but to ironically get the creative juices flowing how about
we start by getting rid of art?
Honestly, art is such a divisive thing. You may not know
much about art but I bet you know what you like, right? Well, what if I don’t
like it? Did you think of that? Maybe you think the scrawl you keep on your
fridge door is the priceless pièce de résistance of your oh-so-precocious proto-Picasso
but do you realise the stress you put others under when you demand an opinion
of its exquisite execution? Well, do you? You force everybody around you to lie
and everybody knows lying is the prime cause of cancer-causing stress. How DARE
you allow your offspring to inflict cancer on innocent bystanders? You monster!
And what about the outrageous passive-aggressive business
of birthday cards? Yes, they may seem innocent enough but if you have never
considered the trauma of deducing who likes you the best based on quality, size
and the scan of the verse inside then that tells us all we need to know about
your lack of respect for and contemptuous opinion of the human race. How DARE
you lazily imply that just because you bothered to buy a hastily chosen,
last-minute, poorly illustrated card that you care one iota for the recipient? You
monster!
Ban all communication on the basis that somebody,
somewhere, if you look hard enough is bound to find even the most qualified and
cautious uttering offensive. All words have the potential to be upsetting,
startling or just plain disheartening. Abolish anything that could possibly be
construed as argumentative, confrontational or even just poorly phrased. Even
psychotherapy can’t help here because if you look closely ‘psychotherapist’ is
really ‘psycho-the-rapist’ in the flimsiest of disguises. “If you can’t say something
nice say nothing at all” could become law if only we could get two hundred thousand
silent signatures on a carefully worded, non-offensive non-partisan petition…
but how would we spread the word?
Sam Fox - Page Three turned her lezzer, you know!
And finally it is time, at last, to abolish boy-children.
Let’s face it boys are the source of all women’s ills. For a start they are
smelly and raucous and stupid and under-achieve enormously compared to lovely girls
– the feminisation of the education system has worked a treat. They also buy bad
birthday cards and worse still they grow into horrible, cruel men and then the
raping starts and the football chants and the beers… and the beer bellies. Men
are such slobs and rarely take any pride in their appearance; why can’t men have
the same level of self-respect as, say, those lovely page three girls? Whatever happened to them, I wonder?
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