Wouldn't a female Governor, actually be a Governess? I keep hearing the snotty chick from Alaska referred to as Governor. I think that she should be called Governess. Anyone else?
Well, either Governess, or miss S.B.
Joey
Wouldn't a female Governor, actually be a Governess? I keep hearing the snotty chick from Alaska referred to as Governor. I think that she should be called Governess. Anyone else?
Well, either Governess, or miss S.B.
Joey
I don't think so. A governor is in charge of a state. A governess is in charge of small children, or is a fairly obscure Minnie Driver movie in which she shows her boobies.
no, Michigans gubenatorial representative is female (at least we imagine so), and she is also a Governor.
he said guber
yeah, I always liked that word. you would think Gubenatorial elections would be an election for a new Gubenator.
Tim Baxter wrote: I don't think so. A governor is in charge of a state. A governess is in charge of small children...
I still don't see the difference. 
We have an airhead in charge, but she's still a Governor.
It's something like actresses are now called actors Then again "Governor" is a position to be filled by either gender.
Right, if Hillary was Prez, would she be Madam Presidentess?
914Driver wrote: Right, if Hillary was Prez, would she be Madam Presidentess?
More like, your royal highness
Your Royal Thighness.
I think Bernie Ecclestone had governesses.
maroon92 wrote: yeah, I always liked that word. you would think Gubenatorial elections would be an election for a new Gubenator.
I believe that's what they're called in California :)
914Driver wrote: Right, if Hillary was Prez, would she be Madam Presidentess?
There's a Mistress joke in there somewhere, but I'm trying to be respectful.
914Driver wrote: Right, if Hillary was Prez, would she be Madam Presidentess?
Presidunt.
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