Except the “Woman Hater’s Club” was actually a Three Stooges short. In fact, it was their very first short, and it was done entirely in rhyming verse.
“He-man Woman Haters Club” was a staple of the Little Rascals.
And an audio clip was actually used as an intro or an outro on a rock song. Something like…
Darla: Would you push me on the swing?
Alfalfa: Sure, Darla.
Spanky: Hey, Romeo, what about your pledge to the He-man Woman Haters Club?
Alfalfa: I’m sorry, Spanky. I have to be my own man.
I think in that different time, something called “Woman Haters Club” actually did exist, just not violent as it sounds to someone today, as it probably would be today.
Who is this one poor woman whom they hated so much they had to make up a club?
Andréa, more likely it’s all about a girl they don’t want to admit liking, like Calvin’s G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
I thought there was a girl in Our Gang/Little Rascals . . .
Andréa, that was Darla, the girl every boy had a crush on.
Today, a He-Man Woman Hater’s Club would be political in nature.
From time to time on other forums I frequent men (often Boomer age) complain about their exes.
I think of the “He-Man Woman Haters Club” when they do this, and this comic seems apt in that light, as it’s just grumpy old guys.
The He-Man Woman Hater’s Club are the creators of, like, 90% of the social media posts about the new She-Ra series. >_>
@KN: And Star Wars and Doctor Who and comic books and superhero movies and…
You can still find people claiming to be in a continuation of S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Men) .
@DemetriosX: Yes, but note Kamino’s juxtaposition of He-Man with (his sister) She-Ra.
Powers got my intended reference. But, yes, your point is true, Demetrios.
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Except the “Woman Hater’s Club” was actually a Three Stooges short. In fact, it was their very first short, and it was done entirely in rhyming verse.
“He-man Woman Haters Club” was a staple of the Little Rascals.
And an audio clip was actually used as an intro or an outro on a rock song. Something like…
Darla: Would you push me on the swing?
Alfalfa: Sure, Darla.
Spanky: Hey, Romeo, what about your pledge to the He-man Woman Haters Club?
Alfalfa: I’m sorry, Spanky. I have to be my own man.
I think in that different time, something called “Woman Haters Club” actually did exist, just not violent as it sounds to someone today, as it probably would be today.
Who is this one poor woman whom they hated so much they had to make up a club?
Andréa, more likely it’s all about a girl they don’t want to admit liking, like Calvin’s G.R.O.S.S. (Get Rid Of Slimy GirlS)
I thought there was a girl in Our Gang/Little Rascals . . .
Andréa, that was Darla, the girl every boy had a crush on.
Today, a He-Man Woman Hater’s Club would be political in nature.
From time to time on other forums I frequent men (often Boomer age) complain about their exes.
I think of the “He-Man Woman Haters Club” when they do this, and this comic seems apt in that light, as it’s just grumpy old guys.
The He-Man Woman Hater’s Club are the creators of, like, 90% of the social media posts about the new She-Ra series. >_>
@KN: And Star Wars and Doctor Who and comic books and superhero movies and…
You can still find people claiming to be in a continuation of S.C.U.M. (Society for Cutting Up Men) .
@DemetriosX: Yes, but note Kamino’s juxtaposition of He-Man with (his sister) She-Ra.
Powers got my intended reference. But, yes, your point is true, Demetrios.
I happened to come upon this today . . .
Just ’cause it fits in . . .
https://www.gocomics.com/speedbump/2018/12/13