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Members Catfight Polls! / Re: Cougar oil wrestling ! Oil Princess vs Carolann to verbal submission!!
« Last post by Big Easy Jim on March 06, 2026, 03:42:05 AM »Carolann pull this off as the women you are.
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Bitch there no way and you such a loserThe bottom one love her choice of attire
You need some glasses bitch, and a sense of style.
I think we’re conflating two different songs. “You ain’t woman enough to take my man” is sung by Loretta Lynn. It has the chorus:I am not sure what the title of the song is but I think it was sung by Dolly Parton. There is a line that goes something like this. " You ain't woman enough to take my man. "
Pete
That song is called “Jolene”
“Women like you they're a dime a dozen, you can buy 'em anywhere
For you to get to him I'd have to move over
And I'm gonna stand right here
It'll be over my dead body, so get out while you can
'Cause you ain't woman enough to take my man
No, you ain't woman enough to take my man”
Dolly Parton’s “Jolene” also addresses a woman trying to steal her man but doesn’t have that line. The songs have very different approaches. Loretta is confrontational, telling the woman to f**k off. Dolly is submissive, begging the woman not to steal her man, admitting that she could do it if she wants.
The Jolene from the song partly inspired FyreCracka’s arch nemesis Jolene from Fyre’s Fight Journal.
Irma and Connie Ross are a mother-daughter singing duo. Jealousy is rife between mother and daughter. When Elvira, their feisty and sexy maid sees them arguing and catfighting with each other, she decides to seduce them both. But the maid's larger plan is to make Irma and Connie seduce each other. The Maid is a fiery tale of incestuous love between a proud mother and her upstart daughter.
I think we’re conflating two different songs. “You ain’t woman enough to take my man” is sung by Loretta Lynn. It has the chorus:I am not sure what the title of the song is but I think it was sung by Dolly Parton. There is a line that goes something like this. " You ain't woman enough to take my man. "
Pete
That song is called “Jolene”