To: Stoat
LOL.
The use of the word blond in the title is interesting. Taken on its own, it could literally refer to an elderly blond man, but the headline writer seems to suppose it conveys the idea of a young female.
In any case, it makes her seem like a pretty cunning girl -- not the stereotypical "dumb blond."
But my point -- which I get to slowly -- is, this thread is useless without pictures!
10 posted on
01/07/2006 1:31:01 PM PST by
Sarastro
To: Sarastro
Blonde with an -e denotes a female.
12 posted on
01/07/2006 1:36:28 PM PST by
Tax-chick
(I am just not sure how to get from here to where we want to be.)
To: Sarastro
... this thread is useless without pictures!I agree.
To: Sarastro
If the term blonde makes you think of a man, elderly or otherwise, stay away from brokeback mountain.
31 posted on
01/07/2006 3:33:07 PM PST by
NavVet
(“Benedict Arnold was wounded in battle fighting for America, but no one remembers him for that.”)
To: Sarastro
I was always taught that blonde referred to men, whereas blond referred to women.
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