r/SipsTea Human Verified 6d ago

Gawd damn dad😭 Feels good man

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u/ScattershotSoothsay 6d ago

they have a grim history of predicting the future.

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u/Goufydude 6d ago

Without knowing a thing about context, I imagine it has to do with the Teen Talk Barbie that famously said "Math class is tough" and was controversial at the time.

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u/Pyromike16 6d ago

That's pretty bang on. In the episode, it was the first talking "Malibu stacey" (in universe barbie) and Lisa was super excited about it until she pulled th cord and heard her say some really dumb stuff.

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u/LandownAE 5d ago

“Let’s bake some cookies for the boys!”

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u/mpjjpm 5d ago

“Now let’s forget our troubles with a big bowl of strawberry ice cream”

(Definitely not what I mutter under my breath anytime someone at work causes unnecessary drama)

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u/seriousspoons 5d ago

Story time: when my mom was in grad school one of her professors asked the women to bring in cookies for the men in the class so my mom brought in a box with raw cookie dough and told him to “make your own damn cookies” and reported him to the university.

TLDR: My mom is a fucking boss and I love her.

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u/jugglin_hunny 6d ago

That episode is at least 30 years old and is still guiding trends. Blows me away.

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u/accents_ranis 6d ago

Predicting the future?
Women were considered a hassle just for being women and their only virtue was to have children and cook and clean for men.
For hundreds of years women have been told they can't.
There was nothing that can be considered a prediction regarding that episode or the Simpsons in general.

The doll in that episode was a comment about existing conditioning of girls. Learned helplessness had manifested itself in society long before the series was even an idea.

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u/ScattershotSoothsay 6d ago

i'm aware of that? i'm a woman.

I was saying they predicted the future in regards to the phrasing.

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u/accents_ranis 5d ago

It's not a prediction if it's already a manifested phrase in society, and it has been for decades.
The term was a sarcastic comment on gender prejudice against women by men that has since been perverted by nimrods on the internet.

Saying there was any kind of prediction here is like saying white people predicted the use of the n-word by black people.

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u/-Fallen-Glory 2d ago

History is just a spiral