Sorry, did it again, Frenchconnection didnt’ log off and I wrote under his name, that’s how close we are, but like I said, while you guys were aguing about what I wrote, we were having a good time talking about your non sense drinking a beer. I think the funniest part is that I am a stay at home wife, no kids, just 2 dogs and and dumb cat, but while Frenchconnection is running around making money, I’m home remodeling our house (not sitting on my ass) and having time to think. At night, we talk and I tell my ideas about our plans. Finally, you guys are arguing about a 50 year old woman staying home that you have no respect for obviously! What’s your problem? You can’t even stick on a subject!!!
It’s funny to see you guys fight each other. We went for a beer with Frenchconnection, talked about you and had a lot of fun! Why don’t you get away from your computer and have some fun with your wife/girlfriend/boyfriend or whatever it is? You are so pathetic it’s not even funny
Well I’m afraid no woman is gonna tell me what to do, where to go and how to have “fun”.
Beer contains CO2; beer farts further deplete the ozone. Best I can tell the electricity for my computer comes from a wall socket, not some nuclear reactor or coal burning plant like yours. I’m offsetting the drunken ozone-depleting carousing you call “fun” by staying at home and nurturing dissent. Going out and drinking can make one look pretty pathetic after a while, escpecially when you try to write some crude expletive on a concrete undepass wall with your beer-filled weenus. Why not try to write something on the Internet everyone can enjoy?
Cuz beer piss soaked inner city conrete underpasses are only for wayward teens and clochards to enjoy, together quite sadly driven to drink by the war in Iraq.
On a Facebook group that celebrates young women getting drunk, there’s no such thing as going too far.
A Facebook page where young women post drunken images of themselves has nearly 5,000 photos.
1 of 3 One young woman dances on top of a bar. Another sits on the toilet drinking a beer. Several vomit. One appears with a bruised and bandaged face ("I just got drunk and fell out of a car,” she writes.). In another photo, two women urinate into a waterfall.
What you won’t find on this page—called “Thirty Reasons Girls Should Call it a Night”—is humiliation and embarrassment. For the most part, the women post the photos themselves, seemingly with pride. This makes many adults—teachers, counselors, parents—worry that students aren’t thinking through the consequences of showing themselves drunk to the world.
Exactly what we need - women acting like men, like their equals. boy am I ever impressed. I can’t wait to see the pics of an all-female daisychain.
Gees guys, you talk a lot but you don’t say much! AND you can’t stick on a subject. It seems that your relationship with your wives or girlfriend is a problem because that’s all you can focus on when it was not my point at all…
Anyway, you proof me right with all of your comments. You sat on your ass arguing with me and that didn’t change a damn thing for this country. You are just pathetic but thanks for proving me right even though it’s sad!
You are just pathetic but thanks for proving me right even though it’s sad!
That!
You’re being a little hard on the boys here FiFi. Some are actually being sarcastic by not sticking on point.
Really sorry that I am not coming on this website to have fun, but more to speak about subjects that are important to me and I think should be even more important to people that were born in this country. I guess, when you’ve had something like freedom for so long, you just take it for granted and that’s when you’re about to loose it!
Some of us are fighting for what we believe is important every day.
If only that god damned mosquito hadn’t f*cked up our life. (Pardon my French lol)
I am actually busy doing what you are asking us to do, keeping my family together and leading them, and taking care of them.
During her illness, I have had to do some things that would make your hair curl.
I am sorry that this makes you think I have no balls, I do not know what to say to that.
It was nice to hear from you though FiFi.
Some of us are fighting for what we believe is important every day.
If only that god damned mosquito hadn’t f*cked up our life. (Pardon my French lol)
I am actually busy doing what you are asking us to do, keeping my family together and leading them, and taking care of them.
During her illness, I have had to do some things that would make your hair curl.
I am sorry that this makes you think I have no balls, I do not know what to say to that.
It was nice to hear from you though FiFi.
I only have one thing to say, you can be proud of yourself, so I guess you’re one of those that have some! By the smile on your daughter’s face, I can tell that you’re doing a great job as a father and I respect you for that. You are an example for a lot of people! Thank you, you give me hope again!
BTW, I am not arguing with you, I pretty much agree with what you are saying, in general.
Men need to man up, and do the right thing, which, almost incidently, is never the easy thing.
You and Bill Cosby both need to tour and tell people how it is!:P
Also, I think you are a fine addition to America, and are more passionate about our country then many of it’s citizens.
I am glad I could give you hope. Without that, both you and I would be lost.
CM: A great big man hug for ya, you crazy Kiwi! :D
I’ve kind of had to (re)interpret (hopefully not misinterpret) Fifi’s postings here, but I think what she’s getting at is that most men have lost the courage to be leaders when the need for leadership isn’t obvious, like in the situation of a reasonably healthy family. They hope they can become leaders should the need arise, but there’s no way to tell if they even have it in them. And even if they do, there’s no guarantee that the others will follow when they become a leader for the first time to face some hardship. Rapid R clearly has the leadership that his family needs, not just in theory but in practice. And Fifi clearly respects that. Most of the rest of us only hope or pray that we won’t ever have the need to step up like that.
It’s not about oppressing the women. That’s not leadership. The funny part about this is that one’s fear of having one’s guavas kicked in actually helps make Fifi’s point.
