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Deadpool sat perched on his desk when the students arrived. And for some unknown reason, was beginning to feel like Wolverine when it came to other classes.

Hey, maybe they'd ask him to join the teacher version of the Avengers next! He'd say no, of course, being on that team means you automatically have to die the next time Wanda Maximoff goes nutso. No thanks on that.

"Morning kiddies!" Yes he was still in a good mood. It's surprising how much smackin' someone around can improve that. "Today we're doing something a liiiiiittle bit different. We've had a few classes now, and I've shown you pretty good examples of feminism in the past and present-" (Especially the pole dancing) "-now it's your turn. I want you to break into groups of an indeterminate number to come up with what you all think a good role model for the young women out there should be. Is it Tyra Banks? Wendy the Werewolf Stalker? Those adorable Olsen twins before they went to rehab and had eating disorders? It's aaaaalllll up to you kids to tell me."

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Robin listed off some of Pink's less angsty songs. ~~Mun does not know a lot of music, only that what he's heard of Pink, he really likes. Also she's hot.~~

Jack expressed a desire to hear them. ~~The mun expressed a desire to walk up to Pink, say "You're such a bad-girl cutie!" and pinch her cheeks. Then run like hell before she attacks with Stompy Platform Boots of Dooooom.~~

"I have a lot of her cd's."

Robin's Mun wants to point out to Pink that, in response to her lyric "tired of being compared, to damn Britteny Spears, she's so pretty, that just ain't me", that she was always better looking than Britteny, even before Ms. Spears' meltdown.

"....CDs?"

Poor lad. He doesn't even know what CDs are?

~~Jack's mun would like to point out it's about Christina. Before the Xtina thing, though.or Shakira's hips.~~

"Oh, sorry. When are you from again?"

He mumbled something about 1967-ish.

"Oh that's a while ago. Okay, well, CD's are like LP's, only smaller. They've sort of replaced LP's and cassettes as the main thing to listen to music too. Though I think a lot of people still make LP's."

"They replaced LPs? Aw, man. I'm gonna have to buy all that Beatles stuff again."

"Not if you hold onto your old record player. In fact, I think you should hold on to all your old LP's, they may become collector's items." Somehow they'd gotten off the topic of good female role models.

"Collector's items? Why would they do that?" he asked, thinking of his collection. "What do these CDs look like?"

"Because by these days, not when I come from cause LP's are still pretty common in the 80's, but by these days, they're rare."

"Well, I guess I'll have to hold on to 'em and take 'em to the swap meet," he said, sounding like a Western star.

"You know I've never been to one of those."

"They're pretty nifty," he said. "All sorts of things you can't picture. It's great!"

"So it's like a flea market?"

"I think so," he said. "They don't have a market here? It's kind of a small place," he almost answered himself.

"Not like that, just a few stores."

"Well, that's a bit of a bummer. Still, music's music, so I guess that's all right."

"You should go to Groovy Tunes, that's the local music store."

"I'll have to check that place out. Thanks!"

Modern Feminism: From Susan B Anthony to Bea Arthur - Second Period - 10/03

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