As another Lame Cherry exclusive in matter anti matter.
A husband in the American frontier had a value upon a wife which is probably lost in a modern era, when the need for a days labor, a good sprint when terrorists were about, and not blowing away in the wind were admired qualities in which a man placed his life.
"On reaching the camp, one big fat man, whom we had left behind, came up, puffing and blowing like an engine, and saving, "I was so scared that that woman outran me." Mrs. Wells was an unusually stout and active woman; she could lift as much as a man, and run like a deer; and, having courage and bravery combined with her strength and activity, she was well fitted for just such a race."
Wells, Charles Wesley, 1841
Stout in this compliment meant a dependable person, hardy and rugged, of rugged physical strength and not by conditioning not easily fatigued.
If there were more good stout women, there would not be so many fat, lazy, sperm scatting men nor skinny, shifty sperm scatting men.
nuff said
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