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soc wrote:I know what you mean, that would actually make a lot of sense to have the thread named in replies

what do you think, moderators? now you're back (hope you had good time in Lakes J)?

Ruthie-Baby wrote:

soc wrote:I know what you mean, that would actually make a lot of sense to have the thread named in replies

what do you think, moderators? now you're back (hope you had good time in Lakes J)?

Nice but slightly damp ?????????????????/

J.R. wrote:

Ruthie-Baby wrote:

soc wrote:I know what you mean, that would actually make a lot of sense to have the thread named in replies

what do you think, moderators? now you're back (hope you had good time in Lakes J)?

Nice but slightly damp ?????????????????/

JR JR read the thread where he said

I am not saying this about all women but...................... Why is it that women fall for a fella, marry him and then spend the rest of theirs lives trying to change him? If he was good enough to marry, why change him?

they enjoy a challenge?

Then they are in for one hell of a battle with some fellas

it could be that the fellas all pretend to be wonderful until a couple of weeks after the wedding, and then they convert back to sumy laziness as there is a woman in the house - so they go back to child mode.....

That's my theory - and 6 years of marriege and 17 years of singleness sort of proves it!

sumy erm.. what does that mean jude?

soc wrote:sumy erm.. what does that mean jude?

That you woo, and behave, then revert to normal behaviour

ahhh... im not guilty of that! i just chatted to my now wife

soc wrote:I am not saying this about all women but...................... Why is it that women fall for a fella, marry him and then spend the rest of theirs lives trying to change him? If he was good enough to marry, why change him?

that was a brave post

blondie95 wrote:

soc wrote:I am not saying this about all women but...................... Why is it that women fall for a fella, marry him and then spend the rest of theirs lives trying to change him? If he was good enough to marry, why change him?

that was a brave post

Totally logical post. Somewhere in England I have a piece written by a woman (I think my godmother) which sums up women's illogicalities. It includes:

a woman will take two other women to help her buy a hat but will brook no argument about her choice of a husband.

A woman will faint at the sightof a spider but face death with equanimity

As for my wife - yes she is always trying to change me - into a couch potato. That would be fine if someone could teach the Beeb and Sky how to make a watchable programme.

I think the idea behind the post was to encourage debate. And why is it tha women seem to have to do everything in twos, buying hats, going to the hairdressers and going to the toilet.

soc wrote:I think the idea behind the post was to encourage debate. And why is it tha women seem to have to do everything in twos, buying hats, going to the hairdressers and going to the toilet.

I have never bought a hat, I've only to been to the hairdressers about five times (I know, it shows) although I am guilty of the latter. I have never done any of these things with any other person. Believe me, they are all activities best completed alone. (does that make me a man?)

I cant stand shopping with another girl, i like to go at own pace etc and worry about what i want not someone else! though can cope with Mum shopping!!!!

Go to loo with girl yes when im out for a night but everything else gen on own