OK, about "Women in Binders"...

[TreasonousBastard]

maybe I missed the discussion, but when I hear it that way the first thing I think about is a little bondage going on in the office.

Everyone knows what a binder is, and when I was working in real jobs it was normal for high-level resumes to be delivered and held in decent binders-- leather even. Called them portfolios when we wanted to sound fussy, and you can still buy them in Staples.

But, although I know exactly what he was talking about, the first thing that entered my mind was fuzzy handcuffs. Mind you, I know more about portfolios and Avery binders than I do about B&D, but that's what got the attention of my dirty little mind.

Is this the dirty secret no one dares admit? Or did I just miss the snicker party?

[oldhippydude]

1. yes

[dchill]

2. (idly whistling)

[fearnobush]

3. First thing I thought of was all of Mitt's grand pops wife's tucked away in binders as he smuggled

Them into Mexico. I really struck me as a polygamy notion, to put your women, your wives in binders.

[grasswire]

4. It occurred to Chris Matthews too

He kept asking if that's what it meant, and brought up the term "Of Human Bondage" and then quickly said "It's a great novel!"

[AJH032]

5. ...and in the darkness bind them

BEST one I've seen:

[Rosa Luxemburg]

6. I've always thought that Romnnesiac is creepy