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I thought this was priceless.
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Yes, this seems to be an almost unprecedented case where Funt almost went too far, and chosen something that almost backfired for being too preposterous.Ivan Seeking said:There is also the implicit statement that the very idea of a woman pilot was enough to qualify as a practical joke.
http://www.dailyindia.com/show/99519.php/Very-first-woman-beefeater-in-LondonVery first woman beefeater in London
LONDON, Jan. 3 (UPI) -- The Yeoman warders, also known as the beefeaters, at the Tower of London will have their very first woman inductee in September.
The guard was created in 1485 by Henry VII as private bodyguards and have never had a woman in their ranks...
Forty years is a significant time frame because it marks a generational shift and allows for a comparison of progress and changes in society's attitudes and treatment towards women.
In the past forty years, women's roles have expanded beyond traditional gender norms, and there has been an increase in opportunities for women in education, careers, and leadership positions.
Despite progress, women still face challenges such as pay inequality, gender discrimination, and limited representation in certain industries and positions of power.
Some major milestones for women in the past forty years include the passing of laws protecting women's rights, increased access to birth control and reproductive health services, and the rise of feminist movements and activism.
It is difficult to predict the future, but it is important to continue advocating for gender equality and working towards creating a more inclusive and equitable society for women. With continued progress and efforts, it is hopeful that women will have even more opportunities and equal treatment in the next forty years.