"A lesbian girl from Khartoum
took a pansy boy up to her room
and they argued all night
about who had the right
to do what, and with which, and to whom."
— Classic limerick
Masculine Women, Feminine Men
Which is the rooster? Which is the hen?
It's hard to tell'em apart today, and say...
Which is the rooster? Which is the hen?
It's hard to tell'em apart today, and say...
Sister is busy learning to shave,
Brother just loves his permanent wave,
It's hard to tell them apart today, hey, hey...
Brother just loves his permanent wave,
It's hard to tell them apart today, hey, hey...
—"Those Masculine Women and Feminine Men", a popular song in The Roaring '20s
Peanut: "You play video games with me, we talk candidly about all kinds of stuff, when we were doing Shakespeare, you made me play Juliet!"
Grape: "That doesn't mean I have to be male; I thought we were dropping our preconcieved ideas"
Peanut: "Sorry, but you have to admit you're something of a tomboy."
Grape: "Tomcat"
Peanut: "That would mean you're a boy."
Grape: "I know what I said!"
Tina Russo: I'm not the beauty pageant type.
Daffy Duck: Oh, of course you are. You're constantly at the salon, you spend hours in front of the mirror, and you're always prancing around the house in a tiara.
Tina: That's you.
— The Looney Tunes Show, "Year of the Duck"
Nina Valeroso: I questioned the ticket salesman. He wasn't cooperating at first, but I got the info I needed out of him. [hits her hand with her fist]
Eduardo: Ooh! Careful, Nina! I just did your nails.
