127th Annual Upper Class Twit of the Year

Many thanks to Main Line Sportsman and his keen memory for recalling this classic Monty Python skit. What was laughed at yesterday is tweedy fashion today. Check in next week when we'll explore Williamsburg heritage inspired by the sartorial aesthetic of Jethro Bodine.

Contestant No. 1 - Vivian Smith-Smythe-Smith, He's in the Grenadier Guards but can count up to four.

Contestant No. 2 - Simon-Zinc-Trumpet-Harris, He's an Old Etonian and married to a very attractive table lamp.

Contestant No. 3 - Nigel Incubator Jones, His best friend is a tree and in his spare time he's a stock broker.

Contestant No. 4 - Gervaise Brook-Hamster, He's in the wine trade and his father uses him as a waste paper basket.

Contestant No. 5 - Oliver St John-Mollusc, Another Old Etonian, his father was a cabinet minister and his mother won the Derby.

Korean Street Fashion

Korean Street Fashion-November 2020

In streets of SEOUL

 

Fathers DID NOT Automatically Have More Parental Rights Than Mothers Historically

One of the most common myths we encounter when talking to people about the history of gender relations is the myth that fathers automatically had more parental rights than mothers or that fathers automatically got custody of the children when a couple broke up.

This is one of the most powerful myths in the feminist movement's arsenal. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services document entitled "The Rights of Unmarried Fathers" exposes this myth and unequivocally states:

"Historically, unmarried fathers have had fewer rights with regard to their children than either unwed mothers or married parents. Over the past several decades, unmarried fathers have challenged the termination of their parental rights under the Fourteenth Amendment"




And if people think this is just ancient history, think again. The following story from a father in Utah shows why we still need a men's rights movement today.

Jonathan Livingston Turkey

Screw the other turkeys. I wanna fly.

Korean Street Fashion

Korean Street Fashion-November 2020
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