Eileen Rexroat: Gene's first wife

[Misfit Toy]

Look, this isn't a dissertation, it's a casual conversation, okay? I don't come to a casual conversation prepared to make detailed citations. If you're so curious, I'm sure you're capable of using Google on your own.

I'm a little taken aback by your defensive answer.

It's casual conversation, but you're throwing a lot of "facts" around in this "casual conversation" and as part of the "casual conversation" I was curious where you got your information.

I don't think that's unreasonable and thought it was an organic part of the conversation.

Further, I haven't been in this board long, but notice you're prone to picking apart a person's post and dissecting things into quotes and addressing every one of those points. So is it "casual conversation" or is it something further when you decide it is? You preach one thing, but you also seem to be practicing another.

Anyway, it's not that big a deal. But there's no need to be rude about it.

Your posts have seemed fairly antagonistic, so I'm not surprised that Christopher may appear defensive. At any rate, you've made your point. No need to continue the argument.

 

[EnriqueH]

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[plynch]

The song "A Secretary Is Not a Toy" from the Pulitzer-winning musical, "How to Succeed in Business. . ." wouldn't have been in it, had it not been a common assumption that she was one (see "Mad Men.") On the other hand, from my reading of lit and cultural history, many young women entered the working world with the hope of gaining a good provider. Interestingly, Lana Del Rey was quoted recently as complaining that sleeping with many men in her industry didn't advance her career.

But to non- digress, WHAT about Eileen?