Mr Potato Head goes gender neutral
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It's a good change. "Female Mr. Potato Head," "Mrs. Mr. Potato Head" etc. just sounds stupid grammatically.
Which, yes, brings me to the old-timey construction of women using their husband's name socially. (e.g., "Mrs. John Doe.") First of all, that's just confusing as hell. Is John differently gendered, or simply a woman? If we're talking about Jane, then why the hell don't we use Jane's actual name?
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@loki said in Mr Potato Head goes gender neutral:
I thought cross dressing Mr. Potato was a thing back in the day.
It was. As was using Mr. Potato Head as target practice.
Mine ate a lot of arrows to the face.
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I always suspected Pop & Fresh...
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Funny I’ve seen this posted twice - by people on each side of the embedded issues. Both seemed to see it as making fun of the other side.
@jon-nyc said in Mr Potato Head goes gender neutral:
Funny I’ve seen this posted twice - by people on each side of the embedded issues. Both seemed to see it as making fun of the other side.
Like I said before I think back in the day the name of the game for Mr. Potato Head was to make the funniest intersectional creation.
This is all about boosting sales.
