No good deed goes unpunished


iconPoor Neil Cavuto, had the nerve to open up a door for a woman. What happened next reeks of classic New York feminism.

"Do I look paralyzed to you?" she asked. [...]

When I recomposed myself, I had to follow her.

"Excuse me," I asked - now feeling every bit of my offended macho Italian roots - "but exactly what bug got up your butt?"

"Treating me like I have to be coddled," she said.

"By opening a door?" I asked.

She went onto explain the door thing was part and parcel of a bigger thing: An attempt by men, she said, to make women feel like they're lesser.

Talk about having a permanent chip on your shoulder. Sometimes it doesn't pay to be nice to people.



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It's ungentlemanly to argue. She wants to nag, and a gentleman's obligation is to listen as if he cared.

It all works towards the ultimate goal of getting laid.

Posted by: Ron Hardin at January 11, 2005 8:26 AM

If she really wanted to be treated as a man would be treated Neil should have replied, "Fuck you, cunt."

Posted by: Ralph Gizzip at January 11, 2005 8:44 AM

Ah, screw 'em. Better yet, don't.

Posted by: Brett at January 11, 2005 11:41 AM

If ever a lady... (woman that is)... said something along those lines when I held the door for her. I would reply, "I didn't get the door because your a female, I did it because of your AGE!"

Posted by: jason at January 12, 2005 11:45 PM

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