:: Netmarcos' Notes ::
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:: Thursday, July 10, 2003 ::
Now this should inspire some interesting conversations at the office.The Contra Costa Times'Males are, in many ways, parasites upon their partners,' Jones writes. 'Their interests are to persuade the other party to invest in reproduction, while doing as little as they can themselves. Like all vermin, from viruses to tapeworms, they force their reluctant landladies to adapt or to be overwhelmed.'
At least Maureen Dowd thinks that it's funny.
:: Mark 5:34 PM [+] ::
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