Misogyny in real life

(Yes, I am supposed to be on the road. I slept in.)

Yesterday TD asked me to provide examples of misogyny in every day life. How convenient, then, that this morning Christy sent me a link to this.

Ha! Ha! Those women, so unpredictable! Here's a joke for you: My wife is so moody that I installed a joke computer program rather than encouraging her to see a therapist. My wife is so moody that, well, she's really not so moody that I think she needs to see a doctor, she's actually just kind of tired at the end of the day, but I installed a joke computer program anyway. My wife is so moody that I just stand around and pretend that there's no rhyme or reason to it because I had my tongue cut out in a freak accident and I can't ask her what's wrong, so I installed a joke computer program. My wife is so moody that I prefer the computer, which has no moods, to her, so I installed a joke computer program. My wife is so moody that my complete lack of empathy, communication skills, or concern for her as a human being seems to really piss her off, so I installed a joke computer program. My wife is so moody that she seems annoyed for some reason when I dismiss her feelings or make them into a joke, so I installed this joke computer program....