[DaveyB]

"Something happens to men when something isn't about them,” she writes. "Used to being put at the center of the conversation they, for lack of a better term, freak out."

That explains all the men trying to get into women's colleges and into women's sports. Men are freaking out when they are not at the center of the conversation, like in the war against men where men go to war and people try to kill them, and all those men in prison, and all that family law that allows men to be divorced (*80 percent of divorce is filled by women) and lose their children and be forced to work and send money to the person who took destroyed their family and stole their children.

No it is not men freaking out about witchcraft, but it is past time that men got a little worked up out bitchcraft.

[grey_whiskers]

Are you saying it’s not OK to punish witches for consorting with demons, but OK to punish them for consorting with *men*...?

[Mastador1]

How about singing the song?

Those fingers in my hair

That sly come-hither stare

That strips my conscience bare

It's witchcraft

[occamrzr06]

I can’t keep up. Will someone tell me what I am tomorrow. I have a few meetings in the a.m.

[The Ghost of FReepers Past]

Liberals busy their “brains” with the most ridiculous things.

[Trillian]

This is what dumb people sound like when they’re trying to sound smart.

[Jeff Chandler]

you should be very, very, very concerned

That's three verys. I'm really really really worried about having that many verys. I'ts like very ³.

[onedoug]

The most famous “witch” of the twentieth century was Gerald Gardner who liked to run about naked and entice women to do the same.

[WKUHilltopper]

Killary is a practicing witch.