It's a Drath Drath World

[Turdacious]

We listed the words with the biggest recognition gap between gender below, along with numbers in parenthesis showing the percentage of men who knew the word followed by the percentage of women.

Here are the words that men were most likely to recognize over women:

codec (88, 48)
solenoid (87, 54)
golem (89, 56)
mach (93, 63)
humvee (88, 58)
claymore (87, 589
scimitar (86, 58)
kevlar (93, 65)
paladin (93, 66)
bolshevism (85, 60)
biped (86, 61)
dreadnought (90, 66)

And here are the words that women were most likely to know over men:

taffeta (48, 87)
tresses (61, 93)
bottlebrush (58, 89)
flouncy (55, 86)
mascarpone (60, 90)
decoupage (56, 86)
progesterone (63, 92)
wisteria (61, 89)
taupe (66, 93)
flouncing (67, 94)
peony (70, 96)
bodice (71, 96)

The male words tend to center on transportation, weapons, and science, while the female words mostly relate to fashion, art, and flowers.

http://www.businessinsider.com/gender-a ... z358Ic8i46

[DARTH]

Why we should rule totaly politicaly and they should have no place in it. Yes there are plenty of exceptional women, but they are not the rule.

Tits, low upper body strength and emotional thinking kind of make that obvious, it has been to every great society or civilization before ours.

[buckethead]

I know
- mascarpone because it's delicious
- taupe only because I've painted about 20 rooms in our 6 houses over the decades.

I've seen
- bodice because I've perused lingerie sites
- progesterone on Shape's training log

No idea on the others

[Schlegel]

Peony = Heidi the Impudent Guttersnipe


One for the oldtimers

[DARTH]

Peony = Heidi the Impudent Guttersnipe


One for the oldtimers

Piss on her!


She likes it!