Who's Who on the ToO - Week 3

Laura Ingalls · Post by **Laura Ingalls** » Tue Feb 24, 2009 7:36 am

I

sewing!

Over the Rainbow · Post by **Over the Rainbow** » Tue Feb 24, 2009 8:03 am

Yay for VF and her positive thinking! $\:D/$

GlennAdams · Post by **GlennAdams** » Tue Feb 24, 2009 8:48 pm

"Think POOOOOSITIVELLYYY!!!!"

violet flower · Post by **violet flower** » Tue Feb 24, 2009 8:59 pm

*cough* well I don't really have anything negative to say.

COWBOY OF TEXAS · Post by **COWBOY OF TEXAS** » Tue Feb 24, 2009 9:57 pm

Laura Ingalls wrote:I sewing!

I

Laura Ingalls!

-Cowboy

Laura Ingalls · Post by **Laura Ingalls** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 7:47 am

Ummm....no.

J-man · Post by **J-man** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 8:01 am

*cough* Anyway, I'm really enjoying these Who's Who thingys every week. $\:D/$

Ben Linus · Post by **Ben Linus** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:22 pm

Evil Chick wrote:I have really been enjoying this feature! Keep up the awesomeness!

My sentaments are equal to Evil Chick-I love getting to know people better! [That sounds like I'm a stalker...

I'm not! Really!] In all seriousness though, I am really enjoying this! Keep up the interveiwing ness [ness]. $\:D/$

EDIT: Though, I am thirteen-same as Violet. So she's not the youngest member of the ToO! Ha! [Kidding. And how could you let real life get in the way of the ToO! Disloyalty, I tell you!]

violet flower · Post by **violet flower** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:29 pm

Ben Linus wrote: EDIT: Though, I am thirteen-same as Violet. So she's not the youngest member of the ToO! Ha! [Kidding. And how could you let real life get in the way of the ToO! Disloyalty, I tell you!]

Yea I'm not the youngest. I found someone younger then me but I don't remember who. I know AfollowerofJesus was younger then me but he doesn't come on that much. Alas you still older then me Ben.

Ben Linus · Post by **Ben Linus** » Wed Feb 25, 2009 1:37 pm

violet flower wrote:
Ben Linus wrote: EDIT: Though, I am thirteen-same as Violet. So she's not the youngest member of the ToO! Ha! [Kidding. And how could you let real life get in the way of the ToO! Disloyalty, I tell you!]
Alas you still older then me Ben.

Oh. Snap.

Well, whatever, I'm still cool!

Laura Ingalls wrote:Ummm....no.

LOL.

Lord_Kappa · Post by **Lord_Kappa** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:45 pm

I think this is really the first time I've met violet flower. Nice to meet you, I'm Lord_Kappa.

Sewing is amazing, although I do not know very much about how to do it. I've sewed a very few things. The main reason I don't sew more is because it's not "normal" for guys to sew, so I didn't.

Again, nice to meet you.

(Thanks for the interview, I&L, it's introduced me to a very nice and optimistic young lady.

)

KODY 105 · Post by **KODY 105** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:48 pm

Lord_Kappa wrote:Sewing is amazing, although I do not know very much about how to do it. I've sewed a very few things. The main reason I don't sew more is because it's not "normal" for guys to sew, so I didn't.

The men of the Hopi tribe in 16th century North America sewed! Actually, it was a form of weaving with with a loom, but they dealt with more cloth and thread in a day than a woman did in a week!

Lord_Kappa · Post by **Lord_Kappa** » Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:52 pm

Diddy Kong wrote:
Lord_Kappa wrote:Sewing is amazing, although I do not know very much about how to do it. I've sewed a very few things. The main reason I don't sew more is because it's not "normal" for guys to sew, so I didn't.
The men of the Hopi tribe in 16th century North America sewed! Actually, it was a form of weaving with with a loom, but they dealt with more cloth and thread in a day than a woman did in a week!

Tailors are generally male, it's just not the standard in American households. Just like chefs are generally male, it's just not the standard in the American household.

Taq · Post by **Taq** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 8:08 am

Physicians and in particular surgeons, the majority of whom are male, sew people up. Cloth... flesh... just a different medium. $\:D/$

KODY 105 · Post by **KODY 105** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 9:39 am

Taq wrote:Physicians and in particular surgeons, the majority of whom are male, sew people up. Cloth... flesh... just a different medium. $\:D/$

That is indeed a big difference. I would never want to be a surgeon.

Amethystic · Post by **Amethystic** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 6:45 pm

*sings in head* Like a Surgeon! Cuttin for the very first time! Like a suuuuurgeon! Got your kidneys, on my mind!

*cough* Anyways...

I think that surgery is a bit more complicated than tailoring...

Danielle Abigail Maxwell · Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:47 pm

Lord_Kappa wrote:
Diddy Kong wrote:
Lord_Kappa wrote:Sewing is amazing, although I do not know very much about how to do it. I've sewed a very few things. The main reason I don't sew more is because it's not "normal" for guys to sew, so I didn't.
The men of the Hopi tribe in 16th century North America sewed! Actually, it was a form of weaving with with a loom, but they dealt with more cloth and thread in a day than a woman did in a week!
Tailors are generally male, it's just not the standard in American households. Just like chefs are generally male, it's just not the standard in the American household.

My dad is the chef in my house... and Monte in my Uncle's house. So, don't bunch EVERYONE together....

KODY 105 · Post by **KODY 105** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:49 pm

A lot of men I know cook (very well). In fact, I know more male cooks than female cooks.

Chandler · Post by **Chandler** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:52 pm

Apparently not the men on Celebrity Apprentice though.

The Top Crusader · Post by **The Top Crusader** » Mon Mar 02, 2009 7:56 pm

Poor Tom Green.