Hey, Jihadis!
You get virgins? (What if they are virgins because they have really high standards for what they are looking for in a man?)
We get strippers!!!

Given a choice, strippers and beer aren't likely to be high on their list.

That could possibly be one of the top most ridiculous statements I've read in this forum after reading the nonsense about adam's rib being a metaphor for the Y chromosome.

Expand your horizons. Look in bars and restaurants. Women dont just drink foo-foo mixed drink. We actually have grown up tastes and can handle IPA'small and Saissons and all kinds of flavors that are, well, inherent to beer.

Have you had Sierra Nevada's Ovila Abbey Saison? Well, of course not because you're a woman, but maybe your husband would like it. Because it's beer.

...wise Pharaoh of Beer, who, sitting atop his beer pyramid, casts judgement upon all lesser beers.

A bar close to campus sells a Belgian Saison (Dupont, I believe... the real deal) on tap. A glass will cost you 10 bucks, but it is the best beer I have ever had in my life... and I've spent time in Germany.

but I can't stand Saison style. Oh I can sip it down if necessary but it's not my preference at all.

Any other style - IPAs, stouts, porters, ANYTHING - over a Saison/farmhouse ale/belgian white.

Don't me wrong, I like dark beers. But think I might be one of those people who are a tad sensitive to bitter tastes. I can down a stout as happily as the next Celt, but I'd rather have a root canal than drink IPA.

So many varieties, there's bound to be one you like.

Unless you're a woman, according to some.

There's a beer for every person, for every occasion, for every mood.

On a hot summer's day, a tall glass of hefe-weizen hits the spot.

On a cold winter's night, a dark vanilla or oatmeal stout.

If you need something sturdy to throw at someone, there's Budweiser and Miller.

And I'm a guy that gravitates toward stouts and porters, but, damn.

Are you talking about this one? Because I'll seek it out.

But I can't be certain because the bar in question must have hired a fucking monkey to code their asinine and unresponsive website.

Hopcat

It has outstanding reviews, though. I'd give that a shot even if it isn't the one I'm talking about. Chances are it is fantastic.

I'll try track it down, but I basically live in the middle of nowhere so it may take a bit. (OK, to be fair, when I lived in North Dakota I was much closer to nowhere, but, culturally, it's pretty limited here though Wisconsin does know it's beers.)

If that shit ain't true, it fuckin should be.

they make some good points.

The silliness, though, often detracts from the message, imo.

This "beer and strippers" thing above says pretty clearly that this is a boys club, something that activist atheism really needs to move away from.

I got flack for banning it in the prayer circle.

and those who would bring it into a prayer group only do so to mock.

Don't pay any attention to the flack.

Glad you're so confident about dismissing pastafarianism.

I ordered my new Ordination wallet id, so I can perform emergency weddings and baptisms.

does not wear a collander on his head. It seems there are sects and schismatics already.

Expect heresy trials and excommunications soon.

that there are no male strippers that women go to see and women don't like beer. That's your position, right?

I mean, I hope she lets us know for sure what she meant, but she said:

It's perfectly clear what I said and what I meant.

I could say that it's Friday and an argument would be mounted that I was making a statement that it is Friday everywhere and always will be.

It is just us crazy, angry, militant atheists that misinterpret you. For goodness sake it couldn't be what you are saying.

You were saying because they mention strippers and beer that it was aimed at men. Which is just false and ignorant. But do continue.

I'm not interested in being personally attacked by you and your friends. See ya.

But, since it is pretty clear that you will never realize that maybe you aren't perfect, see ya.

Well, actually, no. I'm an adult and I can handle disagreement so I have no need to put my fingers in my ears and take my ball with me as I run home.

Since you don't see them unless the post is hidden:

even though your interpretation is so obviously wrong.

Woman go to see male strippers….. occasionally. I have been to a Chip and Dale's club and found it somewhat entertaining. However, it's an exception and funny primarily because it is an exception.

Strip clubs overwhelmingly cater to men.

Lots of women like beer. I like beer, though not regularly and I am particular about it. There is data (yes, data!) to support that men prefer beer in far greater numbers than women.



Anyway, my point was very simple and painfully obvious. When you are trying to entice women, strip clubs and beer may get you some, but there are much better things to offer if you really want a them to join.

DOESN'T make this a boy's club.

at least if they are strippers, then they are probably going to get paid.

For your enjoyment:

that because Family Guy did something that supports your point, you are completely right.

Can we use that same logic about Jesus? As long as Family Guy portrays Jesus in a certain light, then that is true, right? Because I have to imagine you aren't overly versed in Family Guy given your attitude toward cartoons in a previous discussion.

And just since we are sharing pictures in an attempt to prove our point:

Though her husband is probably the one that drinks the Miller Lite.

so, ergo, not proof. Sorry.

Rather than Chip and Dale. But who am I to judge? Ha ha ha!

You need to get out more or get a different group of friends.

Limited in scope. I know women and men that don't go to strip clubs, some that do once in a while on a whim (as Ms Bayer indicates), and some that go quite a bit. It's fun having a wide range of friends. Stops me from thinking that the limited life view of the friends I do have is an accurate reflection of the only way the world works.

Actually, I did love those little bastards as a kid growing up. So damn cute.

through parady and humor is always a good thing.

is all a joke?

Religion gets a lot of privileges in societies that other ideas don't. Taking a silly idea and calling it a religion suddenly gets it all these advantages, or it should if religions are being treated equally, but more than that, it shows that religion shouldn't get special advantages over other ideas.

It may be that it had to be a true belief to get benefits. But then again, I wouldn't be surprised if one day some people really believes it, with enough passage of time and with the origins obscured enough.