RDM59 Forum Posts (14,070)

RE: Is there any woman left in the west who likes Alfa male?

But is that a desired change or brought about due to recent(ish) austerity ?

RE: Is there any woman left in the west who likes Alfa male?

Going back is not possibly unfortunately. Many people now a days don't have a garage or a shed full of DIY tools or a cupboard full of baking tins. It is so cheap now to discard and replace broken household items which are now mass produced for us. And not many have the time for home cooking/baking. Kids these days spend most of their bonding time with their parents from the back seats of cars and in shopping malls but are needed to help carry the shopping bags home.

RE: Is there any woman left in the west who likes Alfa male?

Yes, I'm sure these are very large contributing factors but I do recall in the 80's the introduction of the PC, feminist oriented doctrine in our western society. But understandable considering 2 wages were now required to maintain an average standard of living. With both parents out working it's only fair to share the domestic chores, child care etc. Perhaps the alpha male started to look more of a hinderance than a help for the family orientated career women.

RE: Is there any woman left in the west who likes Alfa male?

Don't you see a decline in the traditional “dad skills” within the younger generation of today ?

RE: Is there any woman left in the west who likes Alfa male?

Go east young man.....

Equality for western women came at the cost of reduced masculinity.


Investment tip of the day.

D.I.Y. stock .... sell, sell, sell ....

RE: Is Religion

I know I am being too much of an Aye-dealist but we do have the capacity to evolve but unfortunately I can't see it ever happening.

RE: Is Religion

My dear Miss Ouri .... Thank goodness for good people, but IMO a government shouldn't have to rely on them, know what I mean. our money should be spent on our welfare not on their wars.

RE: Is Religion

This aspect of a loving, caring religion is wonderful, and it is exactly how it should be.

But if our governments did their jobs correctly ( where possible ) these services shouldn't be necessary.

RE: Is Religion

don't know, I've not had to go find any ..... yet !

RE: Is Religion

... don't worry, at the rate China is developing they will soon catch up.

They're a clafty lot ....

RE: Is Religion

Which should we fear the most ? ....

But will China become an empire to fear or befriend ?

RE: Is Religion

I would have said Buddhism but from what I get from google .....


Buddhism and daoism aren't religions.

Islam and Christianity are big but I can't find which is biggest.

RE: Is Religion

It's a form of delusion in my opinion, but if it does only good then it's ok with me. But unfortunately there will always be that element of badness within humanity and will infiltrate all sorts of groups.

I watched a TV documentary the other night about China and the rapid growth of religion now that the communists allow it. Christianity is incredibly popular, they say that within 15 years China could become the world's most Christian nation.

This clearly demonstrates that there are many people that require a belief in something beyond reality, a blind faith of something good existing in some divine spiritual realm / dimension.

Fair enough, each to his/her own but I personally just don't get it.
My voids are my problems to fix thanks very much.

Anyway, it will be interesting to see how future religious influence plays out on China's already weakening government regarding issues such as human rights, pollution, military escalation etc.

RE: And now for something completelt different!!!

RE: Lady to have a child with me?

Give him a break mate, he's got to find her first. He's only been at it 2 hours ....

RE: Ryder Cup

Yes, a bit of an anticlimax at the end but the USA did make a brave and slightly threatening start to the last day but it didn't last long.


I am curious to the opinions of any American golf lovers out there about Phil Mickelson's critical verbal attack on their capt. Tom Watson at the press conference afterwards.

Sour grapes ?

Valid ?

Bit of both perhaps ?




Any takers on that one ?

RE: Ryder Cup

RE: Name a Greek word in English,used in your own language;;;Part 3

{Greek} loukoumi = Turkish Delight .... yum

RE: Describe your life in one word

she vote Si .... and she is not Catalonian. Now she is Spottish.





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RE: Describe your life in one word

Proud ....

as a brand new member of the SNP, ( Scottish Nationalist Party )




http://www.snp.org/

RE: Describe your life in one word

Yes, politically so.

RE: Describe your life in one word

Perhaps, if speaking romantically, but I'm not.

RE: Describe your life in one word

Dependant .....


allegedly.....

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

Are you talking about the 45% or the 55% bunch ?

Yes, Scotland has just lost a wonderful opportunity to break free from a biased, draconian, self serving, elitist political establishment. Lost the opportunity to create a fairer and more just society, lost the opportunity to elect a government of it's own choosing and lost the opportunity to get rid of nuclear weapons.


Congratulations to the BBC upon their referendum victory.

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

Yeh, those bloody whining Scots, I can hear many of you say.

You will thank us in the end, I hope ..... you should !

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

No comment at this time, sorry. Please allow for a short period of mourning, reflection, drinking and crying.

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

Don't you mean Goliath .....

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

..... It's a sad day for 45% of us. I thought it would be a closer call as the polls were predicting but it is not all bad news, the pro independence vote is up 10% from the last attempt, more powers have been promised to Scotland but most importantly the establishment has been rattled. Devolution is now on the agenda for other parts of the UK resulting in the weakening of the current centralised Westminster control. The leaders can't go back on that pledge now, surely ! Come on England etc, don't piss this chance away... please.

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

David Cameron would get his backside kicked very hard by the USA for loosing the location of their nuclear submarine base.

RE: Scotland voting on the 18th Sept...... Nay or Yay ????

Whatever the outcome it won't be the Westminster political elite that suffer.
Their 11% pay rise will be met one way or another.