Although I think I'm pretty easy to figure out, my husband (who is an engineer) would almost certainly agree with this definition of the female species, as explained by engineers.
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Although I think I'm pretty easy to figure out, my husband (who is an engineer) would almost certainly agree with this definition of the female species, as explained by engineers.
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Comments (3)
I think you may have mis-labeled those. Who is more likely to have an all-in-one remote control, extra gadgets on the dashboard, a stereo with multitudes of bright displays and switches? By and large, the guys. To the average pseudo-geek, Complexity = Alpha Manliness, don't you know?
Posted by ScrappyLaptop | December 6, 2007 9:25 PM
Hi ScrappyLaptop, while I agree the guys love the tech gadgets, I think this is more to do with keeping the opposite sex happy. It's easy to turn a man on...turning a woman on takes a lot more fine tuning and fiddling to ensure the correct response.
Posted by Cynicmonster | December 7, 2007 2:12 AM
I see your point. The toggle switch is obviously turned 'on' and all it took was a single touch...
Posted by ScrappyLaptop | December 12, 2007 8:50 PM