thisisradio3dom.bsky.social@thisisradio3dom.bsky.social9hMeanwhile while Dad and Johnny played with their boardgame, Mum and Sally, under the guise of doing dishes, they did what they do every night..... TRY TO TAKEOVER THE WORLD!!!!...They're Sally and the Mum, Mum, Mum, Mum..........6
lulurockinsmith.bsky.social@lulurockinsmith.bsky.social9hoh geez, weren't things so backwards in those days. Let's all point and laugh: Shame! Shaaaaaaaaaame!1
Tronald Dump 🌈🏳️🌈@smileandshine.bsky.social5hAhhhhh yeah I see the problem… she should be cooking dinner and not wasting time on dishes2
The Center Holds@thecenterholds.bsky.social7hIt a war game. I don't think their fragile female constitutions could handle the stress and horror a naval combat. It's hell.
Cynthia@cynthia-hounds.bsky.social1hYeah, that's the way it was back in the Golden Age of the 1950s. I had to have my father co-sign for my CAR INSURANCE when I was 23 years old.
gawaintheknight.bsky.social@gawaintheknight.bsky.social10hThat’s what girls and women do for fun. I don’t see the problem here.12
Blindside_o0@blindsidesocial.bsky.social7hYep we have the same one. Later ones cut out the women. So... At least they tried but the narrative still said it's a mans game
Gronk of Aquilonia, Barbarian Engineer@kabdib.bsky.social9hMom keeps the knife hidden in the suds while sis unfolds the tarpaulins . . .2
Hypercat-Z@hypercat-z.bsky.social52mYou know that relying on old ads to value your argument is like shooting fish in a barrel.
My Obscure Designs@myobscuredesigns.bsky.social10hI would only put half of my ships on the board. You may say that’s cheating, but in war, everything is fair.