Fallen Women

I thought I'd ask before googling; but can you also have fallen men?

Not much mention of fallen men.

Fallen women are interesting.

Well, you're knocking 'em out on handbags at a fair rate at the moment.

The term 'Fallen Woman' is a medieval sexist term. Tsk

Tess Of The d'Urbervilles springs to mind.

No such thing as a fallen man - they always land on their bloody feet.

Or on top of 'fallen women'.

For men or women

I worked with a woman some time ago, and she reckoned that in her youth she could trip a chap up and be under him before he hit the ground.

did she work in the drop in centre ?

Well, you're knocking 'em out on handbags at a fair rate at the moment.

another scoundrel trying to corrupt me

No, I'm not doing the one about the lady of easy virtue and the handbag one.

September Explanation:

This thread was brought to you by the number twelvety and the missing sketch featuring 'Fallen Masonry' sign.

Technically speaking/typing, I don't think such a sign would exist in real life. 'Falling Masonry' yes, but not 'Fallen'.

See what you have done Dostaf --got the woman on the side -- no not that one, on the side of the columm

Not I, Elizabeth. I'm being plagued by holiday home adverts at the moment.

Edit

Now it's exterior doors.

eront was after one of them for her back passage

A fallen man?

Posted by: erontquay (5773)
tomplum, I needed a door for my backpassage, to stop all and sundry wandering up there,but I fear its not big enough, the door not the backpassage, thanks for the thought though

Replied: 16th Sep 2012 at 16:25

Oh, a door.

Has eront fallen ?

What cost a penny? Interesting eh!

She wants to be careful and avoid going over that balcony and becoming another statistic on my whimsical Fallen Woman thread.

There would be a queue to catch her, I suspect.
Or at least, to 'go out with her' while she is still warm....
Too much?

Who mentioned gravity?

I do wish you'd take notice of the tiles on my drivel.

She will be a'floatin?
That's witchcraft talk that is?...Are you a Witch or a man?

tiles on my drivel = titles

So you are a man?..Then let us at once remove our vests and wrestle.

not in platt bridge you won't

I'll give you a clue, without incriminating myself.

16:32 Think of the elderly matron and her canine companion.

ma·tron
   [mey-truhn] Show IPA

noun
1.
a married woman, especially one who is mature and staid or dignified and has an established social position.

Ooops

in a jar

Not a jar, a cupboard you notreet!

Ooops, that's torn it.

'One can have several social positions, but only one social status'

I wonder if Section 8 could confirm that one?

Isn't there a famous book on social positions? With pictures if memory serves.

No pics

The Two Ronnies did a sketch about that.

The one I found on You Tube the sound is all cocked.

About what, VG?

Cleese, etc. I look up to him, etc...

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