[SkyPilot]

In college I studied engineering. While I was working hard to understand thermodynamics, statics, calculus, and physics--the "Womyn's Studies" students were in the hallway on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth" to Iris.

They all got A's.

[kcvl]

the "Womyn's Studies" students were in the hallway on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth" to Iris.

YOU ARE KIDDING...AREN'T YOU?!!!

[Jim Noble]

>> on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth" to Iris.<<

ISIS, not Iris.

You really do have to keep up better with your false gods...

[Wrigley]

I hope all your engineering buddies laughed at them. I know I would have.

[Clioman]

Who is Iris? And why was she being abused in this way?

[Brett66]

"Womyn's Studies" students were in the hallway on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth"

With job skills like that they wonder about glass ceilings and equal pay.

[Leisler]

Shut up and go back to work, don't you know these programs are underfunded and need more "revenues"?

[Euro-American Scum]

In college I studied engineering. While I was working hard to understand thermodynamics, statics, calculus, and physics--the "Womyn's Studies" students were in the hallway on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth" to Iris

Gosh, that reminds me of my carefree grad school days when all the white heterosexual males were run out of the Conference On Diversity. Seems our presence there fostered a climate of bigotry and hate and was not welcome.

Oh well. . . you try to be a nice guy and they just won't let you.

[Excuse_My_Bellicosity]

I have an engineering degree myself. I really wondered about some of the people that I saw in my general ed classes (I'm still not happy about being forced to take some of those classes, but that's for another discussion). What are the philosophy and music majors going to do after graduation?

[Mark Turbo]

In college I studied engineering. While I was working hard to understand thermodynamics, statics, calculus, and physics

So did I.

--the "Womyn's Studies" students were in the hallway on their backs, legs spread, knees up, chanting, and practicing "giving birth" to Iris.

Thank God Georgia Tech would never offer such a major. Back then, I just wished there were more women to study. :^)

[3catsanadog]

Who is Iris???