Reply to: Where women go wrong

[gingerjedi]

Do you remember that time when you were 9 and you went to france on a school trip and you managed to ask a french person for directions to the post office so you could post a postcard and they answered in a strong regional dialect?

Prepare for some deja-vu.

Or... when reading 'A 'Brief History of Time' you get that odd/excited feeling that you just may have understood something about 'string theory' but it feels as though that fleeting glimmer of enlightenment is still locked away deep within and no mater how hard you try, the moment has gone, never to be recalled even though you know its in there somewhere it leaves you just as confused as before you started reading...

Just nod and smile.

[MaryPoppins]

Do you remember that time when you were 9 and you went to france on a school trip and you managed to ask a french person for directions to the post office so you could post a postcard and they answered in a strong regional dialect?

Prepare for some deja-vu.

[doodab]

I will ask her about her feelings (means nothing to me, but apparently means a lot to them) hey ho

Do you remember that time when you were 9 and you went to france on a school trip and you managed to ask a french person for directions to the post office so you could post a postcard and they answered in a strong regional dialect?

Prepare for some deja-vu.

[Andy2]

I will ask her about her feelings (means nothing to me, but apparently means a lot to them) hey ho

caution : only do this if you have hours to spare
oh and don't forget the earplugs

[Churchill]

A DIY manual is a self-help book?

Only if your name is Heather Mills...

[Churchill]

Sounds very like "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus" - but that's a self-help book...

"Can" I do something? Of course I can, "Will I" is a completely different question...

[Zippy]

A DIY manual is a self-help book?

[mudskipper]

boys are told they are a pumpkin head

Oh yes.

[mudskipper]

Interesting

Sounds very like "Men are from Mars, Women from Venus" - but that's a self-help book...

[MaryPoppins]

Interesting

Both men and women speak louder to boys than girl infants; they are softer and express more "cooing" with girls. Boys are rarely told they are sweet, pretty, little doll; boys are told they are a pumpkin head or "Hey big guy".

[EternalOptimist]

Interesting

very good that Chef. A timely reminder for me, tonight I will go home and do something that is so alien that it never even enters my head.
I will ask her about her feelings (means nothing to me, but apparently means a lot to them) hey ho

[chef]

Interesting

[sasguru]

Yeah plural The all ****ed off with some hairy arsed tattoed manual labourer type, criminal record the length of their arms, deep set eyes with club on their shoulders who treated them like tulip and couldn't even spell restaurant let alone take them to a decent one.

What the F is that all about??

Guess that one can warrent it's own thread though.

Prob didn't like your tiny winkle-picker of a penis.

[MaryPoppins]

<generalisation alert>
What I mean MP, is that most of the traits or characteristics that we dont like in others are shared equally amongst the sexes. Like, greed, laziness, selfishness, unfaithfulness, honesty etc.
But when it comes to trying to correct the flaws in our partner, its mostly women who think this is a good idea. Tarquin is right, men are horrified when their women change.

now where do men go wrong ?

Agreed, yup - there is such a thing as compromise though..

[chef]

Huh? I must be a bit slow this morning. What's NSFW about EO's link?

the link URL said Micheals Porn Animation thought Churchill but in fact it said Micheal Sporn Animation and has a pic of Jason and the argonauts and a few winged creatures