Ginger, or MaryAnn?

[glockmail]

The classic question for guys. Which Gilligans Island babe would you prefer?

[-Cp]

Without a doubt, MaryAnn....

She'd be the kind of gal that would "know what to do" with you out in the haystack...

Ginger is way to stuck on herself...

[Guernicaa]

MaryAnn..

Whenever I got sick when I was little, I use to go to my grandmas house.
I would sit in their living room and watch The Price is Right, Gilligans Island, and MASH.

[-Cp]

To me these pics should clear up this debate :P

http://www.nynewsday.com/media/photo/2004-02/11620780.jpg


http://www.dawn-wells.com/DawnClosefr2.jpg

[MtnBiker]

To me these pics should clear up this debate :P



True enough, Dawn Wells has certainly aged better. But that was not the question, both of those ladies are actresses. Ginger and Maryann should be jugded for the characters on the show.

My vote, Maryann.

[typomaniac]

It totally depends. Ginger would be much better for a one-night stand after a wild party. MaryAnn would be better as a wife or even a steady girlfriend. So the question has to be clarified to "prefer for..." and be more specific. :cool:

[Abbey Marie]

To be fair, I think Ginger was older than MaryAnn.

[JeffWartman]

Mary Ann for SURE!

[Pale Rider]

Mary Anne. I'll take a nice down home type girl over a city slicker any day.

[5stringJeff]

Is this even close? It's like asking whether one would rather have Barbara Walters or Elizabeth Hasselback.

[glockmail]

To be fair, I think Ginger was older than MaryAnn.
Doesn't matter, as they were both in their prime for the show.

[glockmail]

It totally depends. Ginger would be much better for a one-night stand after a wild party. MaryAnn would be better as a wife or even a steady girlfriend. So the question has to be clarified to "prefer for..." and be more specific. :cool:


So basically a throw away girl is OK for you.

[typomaniac]

So basically a throw away girl is OK for you.Only sometimes.

[-Cp]

So basically a throw away girl is OK for you.

Of course it would be for him - the Godless ones (Libs) only care about themselves.... and therefore he'd be "entitled" to a one-night-stand with a gal...

Libs have no moral compass, cheapen sex from God's original plan and are nothing more than self-seeking bastards who are taking this country and everything it was founded on right down the toilet with them...

[-Cp]

To be fair, I think Ginger was older than MaryAnn.

Tina Louise (born February 11, 1934)

Dawn Wells (born October 18, 1938)

[82Marine89]

Can I have them both?
































At the same time?

[Gunny]

The classic question for guys. Which Gilligans Island babe would you prefer?

Where's the choice for "both"? :cool:

[Yurt]

To me these pics should clear up this debate :P

http://www.nynewsday.com/media/photo/2004-02/11620780.jpg


http://www.dawn-wells.com/DawnClosefr2.jpg



Holy crap

[typomaniac]

Of course it would be for him - the Godless ones (Libs) only care about themselves.... and therefore he'd be "entitled" to a one-night-stand with a gal...

Libs have no moral compass, cheapen sex from God's original plan and are nothing more than self-seeking bastards who are taking this country and everything it was founded on right down the toilet with them...

Just like Thomas Jefferson screwing around with his slaves.

[5stringJeff]

Just like Thomas Jefferson screwing around with his slaves.

Jefferson was a Diest. Didn't you know?

[glockmail]

Of course it would be for him - the Godless ones (Libs) only care about themselves.... and therefore he'd be "entitled" to a one-night-stand with a gal...

Libs have no moral compass, cheapen sex from God's original plan and are nothing more than self-seeking bastards who are taking this country and everything it was founded on right down the toilet with them...

Don't hold back. Tell us what you really think.:laugh2:

[glockmail]

Just like Thomas Jefferson screwing around with his slaves. He had a long term relationship with one of them. Does that meet your definition of "screwing around"?

[glockmail]

Jefferson was a Diest. Didn't you know? Bullshit.:pee:

[MtnBiker]

This thread was a lot more fun, when it was about Ginger and MaryAnn.

[Abbey Marie]

Doesn't matter, as they were both in their prime for the show.

I was referring to the posted pictures.

[Abbey Marie]

Tina Louise (born February 11, 1934)

Dawn Wells (born October 18, 1938)

As I said to Glock, I was referring to the posted pictures. They were clearly taken at very different times in the two women's lives.

[manu1959]

what about the petticoat junction girls?

http://petticoat.topcities.com/recordsandtour.htm

[glockmail]

This thread was a lot more fun, when it was about Ginger and MaryAnn. That's what happens when you invite liberals to your party.

[glockmail]

I was referring to the posted pictures. I never did like that ol' mole on her cheek when she was young either.

[KarlMarx]

Mary Ann in a heartbeat. She was the "take her home to Mom" kind. I always was reminded of the Ivory Snow girl whenever I thought of her.

(Yeah, OK, I know, Marilyn Chambers used to be an Ivory Snow girl.... whatever!!!!!)

[diuretic]

Ginger - yes I'm shallow. :cheers2:

[glockmail]

Hey I checked the results. I didn't vote for ol' mole faced Ginger. WTF?

[MtnBiker]

Hey I checked the results. I didn't vote for ol' mole faced Ginger. WTF?

Recount? :D

[glockmail]

Recount? :D Either I fucked up or someone on staff is messing with my mind. :pee:

[KarlMarx]

Here is my take on which "Gilligan's Island" character is a liberal or is a conservative

1. Gilligan - conservative because probably served in the military
2. Skipper - conservative for the same reasons as Gilligan
3. The Howells - definitely big time liberals. Most rich people, ironically, seem to be liberal.
4. The Professor - liberal because he's an academic. Most academics are liberals
5. Ginger - liberal. Since she's a Hollywood movie star it's no stretch that she's probably a liberal.
6. Mary Ann - conservative. Since she comes from a small town and a farm and seems to have traditional values, she probably is a conservative. That probably explains the lopsidedness of the poll. Conservative guys are drawn to conservative ladies.

[-Cp]

Bullshit.:pee:


But Jefferson wrote at length on religion and many scholars agree with the claim that Jefferson was a deist, a common position held by intellectuals in the late 18th century. As Avery Cardinal Dulles, a leading Roman Catholic theologian reports, "In his college years at William and Mary [Jefferson] came to admire Francis Bacon, Isaac Newton, and John Locke as three great paragons of wisdom. Under the influence of several professors he converted to the deist philosophy."[24] Dulles concludes:

“ In summary, then, Jefferson was a deist because he believed in one God, in divine providence, in the divine moral law, and in rewards and punishments after death; but did not believe in supernatural revelation. He was a Christian deist because he saw Christianity as the highest expression of natural religion and Jesus as an incomparably great moral teacher. He was not an orthodox Christian because he rejected, among other things, the doctrines that Jesus was the promised Messiah and the incarnate Son of God. Jefferson's religion is fairly typical of the American form of deism in his day. ”

Biographer Merrill Peterson summarizes Jefferson's theology:

“ First, that the Christianity of the churches was unreasonable, therefore unbelievable, but that stripped of priestly mystery, ritual, and dogma, reinterpreted in the light of historical evidence and human experience, and substituting the Newtonian cosmology for the discredited Biblical one, Christianity could be conformed to reason. Second, morality required no divine sanction or inspiration, no appeal beyond reason and nature, perhaps not even the hope of heaven or the fear of hell; and so the whole edifice of Christian revelation came tumbling to the ground.[25]

Jefferson used deist terminology in repeatedly stating his belief in a creator, and in the United States Declaration of Independence used the terms "Creator" and "Nature's God". Jefferson believed, furthermore, it was this Creator that endowed humanity with a number of inalienable rights, such as "life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness". His experience in France just before the French Revolution made him deeply suspicious of Catholic priests and bishops as a force for reaction and ignorance. Similarly, his experience in America with inter-denominational intolerance served to reinforce this skeptical view of religion. In a letter to Willam Short, Jefferson wrote: "the serious enemies are the priests of the different religious sects, to whose spells on the human mind its improvement is ominous."[26]

Jefferson was raised in the Church of England, at a time when it was the established church in Virginia and only denomination funded by Virginia tax money. Before the Revolution, Jefferson was a vestryman in his local church, a lay position that was part of political office at the time. He also had friends who were clergy, and he supported some churches financially. During his Presidency, Jefferson attended the weekly church services held in the House of Representatives. Jefferson later expressed general agreement with his friend Joseph Priestley's Unitarianism, that is the rejection of the doctrine of Trinity. In a letter to a pioneer in Ohio he wrote, "I rejoice that in this blessed country of free inquiry and belief, which has surrendered its conscience to neither kings or priests, the genuine doctrine of only one God is reviving, and I trust that there is not a young man now living in the United States who will not die a Unitarian."[27]

Jefferson did not believe in the divinity of Jesus, but he had high esteem for Jesus' moral teachings, which he viewed as the "principles of a pure deism, and juster notions of the attributes of God, to reform [prior Jewish] moral doctrines to the standard of reason, justice & philanthropy, and to inculcate the belief of a future state."[28] Jefferson did not believe in miracles. He made his own condensed version of the Gospels, omitting Jesus' virgin birth, miracles, divinity, and resurrection, primarily leaving only Jesus' moral philosophy, of which he approved. This compilation was published after his death and became known as the Jefferson Bible.

“ [The Jefferson Bible] is a document in proof that I am a real Christian, that is to say, a disciple of the doctrines of Jesus, very different from the Platonists, who call me infidel and themselves Christians and preachers of the gospel, while they draw all their characteristic dogmas from what its author never said nor saw.[29]

However, early in his administration he attended church services in the House of Representatives. He also permitted church services in executive branch buildings throughout his administration, believing that Christianity was a prop for republican government. [30]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Jefferson#Religious_views

[nevadamedic]

Why not have both? :laugh2:

[glockmail]

But Jefferson wrote at length on religion and [B]many scholars agree ...

He wrote at length according to whom? Many scholars? We both know what that's worth. Next the queer enablers will claim that he was one of them.

The fact is that Jefferson was an extremely intelligent man, and like many intelligent men he had a view of his faith that was complex and multi-faceted; he was not one to regurgitate the Anglican line. You and "many scholars" interpret this as deism. I say his writings referencing God belie your assertion.

[diuretic]

He wrote at length according to whom? Many scholars? We both know what that's worth. Next the queer enablers will claim that he was one of them.

The fact is that Jefferson was an extremely intelligent man, and like many intelligent men he had a view of his faith that was complex and multi-faceted; he was not one to regurgitate the Anglican line. You and "many scholars" interpret this as deism. I say his writings referencing God belie your assertion.

He would have gone with Ginger :salute:

[glockmail]

He would have gone with Ginger :salute: Perhaps. Some would say he would have gone for Gilligan. :poke:

:laugh2::laugh2: