My sister had an Easy Bake Oven. I tore that trout up. :cool:
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My sister had an Easy Bake Oven. I tore that trout up. :cool:
I just used sticks set on fire in a circle of rocks.
Or, you can teach your boy to cook straight up. Have all the ladies in da crib--literally.
Pretty much, yeah. I know there are "girl toys" and "boy toys", but why is cooking considered a feminine thing? Many celebrity chefs are male.Quote:
Originally Posted by Shoeberto
What's gender un-neutral about that Easy Bake Oven? The colors most certainly are not.
I love purple.
If you couldn't tell by my custom title. Although that's more lavender than purple.
I wasn't aware toy appliances were "gender specific" to begin with.
Whatever was supposed to be in that post doesn't seem to show up for me.
It seems like absolutely everything has to be extremely gender-neutral these days.
It's getting kind of ridiculous, tbqh.
Even when I was a kid I was appalled by this attempt to make a boy-friendly Easy Bake Oven:
http://25.media.tumblr.com/tumblr_lj...pzp8o1_500.jpg
It's nice to see them just make a regular damn oven.
Yeah, next they'll be making a Barbie that thinks she's a doctor! Gender roles are there for a reason!Quote:
Originally Posted by *Laurelindo*
Dammit I came here to post about this device but Im one post too lateQuote:
Originally Posted by Shlup
Frankly Im surprised they havent made creepy crawlers for girls with butterflies instead of centipedes
Except it's not and gender roles are reinforced pretty much in every piece of culture. Maybe less so in Sweden, but it doesn't help if people like you are holding these kinds of attitudes like yours.Quote:
Originally Posted by *Laurelindo*