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What happens when pillow munchers take control
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We had mixed hockey and football with the girls at my school as well (Netball and Cricket weren't though), and yes the girls were violent. I ended up with a couple of busted fingers and a friend lost all four of his front teeth in one mixed hockey match I can remember - 5th year boys vs lower 6th girls... -
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I bet he was running around bent over in a crouch because he was nursing a semi.Originally posted by Cowboy Bob View Post...a friend lost all four of his front teeth in one mixed hockey match I can remember - 5th year boys vs lower 6th girls...Comment
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Originally posted by darmstadt View PostIn the later years at school when sport wasn't considered that important, we had mixed sports and so we could also do netball and hockey (aren't girls violent?) and they did football with us. No mixed changing rooms sadly...
Hockey is very violent.....
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Challenge gender stereotyping? All in favour of equal opps but does it never occur to these people that some of this stereotyping is nature's and not man's?bloggoth
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You mean like in the Scouts? Boy Scouts have always been expected to sew their own badges on.Originally posted by RandyW View PostWhat a load of carp, they'll be making sewing lessons compulsory next.Drivelling in TPD is not a mental health issue. We're just community blogging, that's all.
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