Why are most women...lazy when it comes to creating thread subjects? (55)
LeeCharming: So many women have commented on my threads over the years...but very few create their own thread subjects for discussion...are the lazy? Uncreative or too afraid to host threads
Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
It becomes clear why you keep your profile photoless! Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
It's to protect your life!
That was really funny! Thanks for the laugh
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Selenite: It becomes clear why you keep your profile photoless!
It's to protect your life!
That was really funny! Thanks for the laugh
It's to protect your life!
That was really funny! Thanks for the laugh
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Benny Hill was never mu cup of tea when it comes to British humour ... or the Carry on films ...
I used to really like Monty Python and Blackadder!!
I used to really like Monty Python and Blackadder!!
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Selenite: Benny Hill was never mu cup of tea when it comes to British humour ... or the Carry on films ...
I used to really like Monty Python and Blackadder!!
They still play the "Benny Hill Theme" song every day at 11am every day over the tanoy at the school opposite me. Maybe the Spanish like "Benny Hill" for some reason I used to really like Monty Python and Blackadder!!
I've only been back for 3 weeks but Benny Hill has been playing for the last 3 years. Same time, every day at 11am, even weekends ------ This thread is Archived ------
Miss_Cellaneous: They still play the "Benny Hill Theme" song every day at 11am every day over the tanoy at the school opposite me. Maybe the Spanish like "Benny Hill" for some reason I've only been back for 3 weeks but Benny Hill has been playing for the last 3 years. Same time, every day at 11am, even weekends
I know!!They do love him!!!
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Selenite: I know!!
They do love him!!!
Yep! and nowt wrong in that They do love him!!!
I never have to set my alarm clock if it's run out of batteries (pila's) I always know what time it is when I hear "Benny Hill" ------ This thread is Archived ------
LeeCharming: So many women have commented on my threads over the years...but very few create their own thread subjects for discussion...are the lazy? Uncreative or too afraid to host threads
Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
Why should "Women/Men" Start creating threads when you do more threads than anyone? and we can have a good Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
at them?Which "era" do you actually come from?
I guess "This One"
As you're no "Spring Chicken" ------ This thread is Archived ------
Just a bit of advise that may be helpful to you, in phrasing the titles for your threads. How about, "It would be lovely to have more women starting threads on this site, I look forward to that, as women can make valuable contributions in this area of communication". Positive remarks carry far more impact than negative ones,
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Miss_Cellaneous: Yep! and nowt wrong in that I never have to set my alarm clock if it's run out of batteries (pila's) I always know what time it is when I hear "Benny Hill"
Hillarious ------ This thread is Archived ------
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Selenite: Hillarious
Yeah! gonna miss it. Just bloody learned this song all in Spanish too
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LeeCharming: So many women have commented on my threads over the years...but very few create their own thread subjects for discussion...are the lazy? Uncreative or too afraid to host threads
Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
How can women possibly find the time to create their own threads when they're all busy honing their skills with cooking, cleaning, washing, ironing, knitting, shopping, logging onto CS to respond to your threads in an attempt to dig you out of the 1950's era into the new century. It's a full time job and then some I tell ya. Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special
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2intrigued: How can women possibly find the time to create their own threads when they're all busy honing their skills with cooking, cleaning, washing, ironing, knitting, shopping, logging onto CS to respond to your threads in an attempt to dig you out of the 1950's era into the new century. It's a full time job and then some I tell ya.
As I live on my own, I'm always too busy going through You Tube as I just love my music
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Selenite: It becomes clear why you keep your profile photoless!
It's to protect your life!
It's to protect your life!
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I protect mine now and again when I'm off site but I cant see the point of being incognito all the time. What's the point in that?
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2intrigued: How can women possibly find the time to create their own threads when they're all busy honing their skills with cooking, cleaning, washing, ironing, knitting, shopping, logging onto CS to respond to your threads in an attempt to dig you out of the 1950's era into the new century. It's a full time job and then some I tell ya.
Women in the kitchen...the greatest idea ever
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empowered woman...singing and celebrating her new kitchen
I love...love it love it
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LeeCharming: Women in the kitchen...the greatest idea ever
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Men have mostly kept the threads going for a long time...apart from a small number of women and maybe it's time for women to step up...and dazzle us men...with their intellect...I double dare women to
If not I will have to create various threads about...cooking...cleaning...washing...ironing and knitting on their behalf
Now women you can stop all the housework now and concentre all your energy on creating something special