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lol k keep telling yourself that
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Without Wiki, I still think male chauvinism means that men should drive, or lead.
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chauf·feur
ˈSHōfər,SHōˈfər/ noun noun: chauffeur; plural noun: chauffeurs 1. a person employed to drive a private or rented automobile. verb verb: chauffeur; 3rd person present: chauffeurs; past tense: chauffeured; past participle: chauffeured; gerund or present participle: chauffeuring 1. drive (a car or a passenger in a car), typically as part of one's job. "she insisted on being chauffeured around" Origin late 19th cent. (in the general sense ‘motorist’): from French, literally ‘stoker’ (by association with steam engines), from chauffer ‘to heat.’ |
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"Origin
late 19th cent. (in the general sense ‘motorist’): from French, literally ‘stoker’ (by association with steam engines), from chauffer ‘to heat.’" |
My mistake was to think Chauvinism was related to chauffeur.
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No he didn't say it on BB. It was quite funny actually. Very Jimbo. This is his schtick. This is why he's funny. |
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Luisa wouldn't have reacted to a female in that way IMO...but I am not making excuses....as I said you have made a fair point. |
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