The economic cost of gendered toys

Undertoad · 02-15-2014, 07:29 AM

Carolla regularly talks about his twins and how remarkably different they are, for having an identical upbringing. The girl is the risk-taker who, at age six, wanted and got a zip-line installed at their house. The boy, complete opposite, bawls at the idea of going on a rollercoaster.

On the left from back to front is Carolla, his boy, and his girl. I think it's Space Mountain. Terror at Disneyland. At his age I would have done the same thing.

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02-15-2014, 07:29 AM	#22
Undertoad Radical Centrist Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: Cottage of Prussia Posts: 31,423	Carolla regularly talks about his twins and how remarkably different they are, for having an identical upbringing. The girl is the risk-taker who, at age six, wanted and got a zip-line installed at their house. The boy, complete opposite, bawls at the idea of going on a rollercoaster. On the left from back to front is Carolla, his boy, and his girl. I think it's Space Mountain. Terror at Disneyland. At his age I would have done the same thing.

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