Who is this?

And what came in the bottle?

Mrs. Butterworth maple syrup?

Looks like a Mrs. Butterworths syrup bottle!

Yup, Mrs. Butterworth syrup.

It looks like a middle aged woman who was stereotyped as one relegated to serving a male dominant society fixated with repressing women by having them serve their base needs like food . . .

Not Mrs Butterworth. Not syrup.
Angry woman.

Lazarus you have been too much sun, with going on........... such a long winded reply
Nothing Canadian eh

That's Mrs. Pig Castrator.

I just wanted to say it before one of the Millenials did. :-)

Part of that statement was a factor in her popularity...sorta.

Me Too.

Aunt Jemima.




Charlie

I think that's a Mr. Pickwick bottle from around the thirties, based on the Charles Dicken's character.

Keith

Ghost of Christmas Past. Look not "spirits" in it. May have been a novelty liquor bottle.

Nope. Nope. Not liquor.
The parasol is a very important factor.

Mary Poppins and it had shampoo in it

Frosty the Snowman?

Keith

Bitterness, hatred and despair....with a hint of buttery, maple goodness for the whole family.

Aunt Jemima.

Oswald Cobblepot

Mainer is real close with the hatred, bitterness, despair part. Not syrup.

Carrie Nation and a vinegar bottle.

Susan B Anthony, Whiskey bottle.

Steve R has it right.


Charlie

Winner winner chikn dinner!

Always something to learn..

Carrie Amelia Nation (forename sometimes spelled Carry;[1] November 25, 1846 – June 9, 1911) was an American woman who was a radical member of the temperance movement, which opposed alcohol before the advent of Prohibition. She is remembered for attacking alcohol-serving establishments (most often taverns) with a hatchet.

Do you mean to say that it is somehow denigrating for women today to fix breakfast (lunch or supper), for a man they care for? If so, I suppose we will at some point have a serious difference of opinion.... again.

I'm thinking it was a sarcastic joke, at least I found it funny. That's why I posted "Me Too" in response above, you know...the Me Too movement that's been in the news for more than a year now...the group of oppressed and abused women that use the sentiment of Lazarus' statement as a mantra?

Nice thread, Gary.

Uhhhh, it's the 21st century. Post-patriarchal women today don't care for men, barely tolerating their cisgender-beta-male subordinates. OMG!

Laz was obviously making an ironic joke....as I just did.

....take a deep breath :

This woman was featured on the show Mysteries At The Museum. I think the artifact they had in the museum was her hatchet. I'm not for sure, but I believe the reason she was so radical when it came to booze was she saw what it did to her husband when he drank. He pretty much became a worthless bum. She wasn't alone in her conquest. Other women joined her. She didn't need the hatchet. One look at her was all it took to make you run!

Exactly

i mean - look at that mug
makes a man want to drink

Yes. You could make Halloween masks copying some of those faces.

if she treed me - I'd use my own hatchet