Do Women moan about the timeofthemonth..

[Chuffy]

I lied. Sue me .

M'lud, the case for the defence is that my client had the painters in and was not responsible for her actions.

 

[Chuffy]

Oh and as I soon as I saw the thread title and who had posted it I put my head in my hands and groaned.....

You really can be a bit of an arse Yenners.....

 

[Arch]

And the towel thing, that's manky, really. Yuuack!! :0(

Why? Seems no more disgusting to me than having male fluids slopping about all over the place.

 

[Dayvo]

Why? Seems no more disgusting to me than having male fluids slopping about all over the place.

Yeah, especially after too many beers and a curry, just to add to the 'soup'!

 

[Chuffy]

Why? Seems no more disgusting to me than having male fluids slopping about all over the place.

In my experience (which in terms of actual hands-on experience might be greater than yours, unless there's something you're not sharing with us) ladies are rather more squeamish than chaps about such things.

Most chaps would probably be willing to overlook a little mess if it meant that a sh*g was on the cards. Not that we're shallow or anything....

 

[theclaud]

M'lud, the case for the defence is that my client had the painters in and was not responsible for her actions.

Presumably Yenners puts my antipathy to his idiotic threads down to some kind of permanent menstrual or hysterical disorder. It hasn't yet occured to him that it's just because he's an arse.

 

[ChrisKH]

Oh good, I knew the dictionary wouldn't let me down!

You mean it has before?

 

[ChrisKH]

In my experience (which in terms of actual hands-on experience might be greater than yours, unless there's something you're not sharing with us) ladies are rather more squeamish than chaps about such things.

Most chaps would probably be willing to overlook a little mess if it meant that a sh*g was on the cards. Not that we're shallow or anything....

Indeed. If my post proves anything it is that. The mess aspect is a given and I rather suspect all the ladies have to put up with a lot more emissions of this type than we do.

 

[Arch]

In my experience (which in terms of actual hands-on experience might be greater than yours, unless there's something you're not sharing with us) ladies are rather more squeamish than chaps about such things.

Most chaps would probably be willing to overlook a little mess if it meant that a sh*g was on the cards. Not that we're shallow or anything....

Well, yes, which is why I wondered why Mr Pig thought it was yukky to put a towel down? My practical side would suggest it's easier to wash a towel than the bedding...

 

[Speicher]

This has got to be the thread that demostrates the diversity of CycleChat.

I think the word you were looking for was demonstrates. How close is that to the word menstruates?

 

[ChrisKH]

Well, yes, which is why I wondered why Mr Pig thought it was yukky to put a towel down? My practical side would suggest it's easier to wash a towel than the bedding...

I think men find this yuckier than ladies for the reason that blood doesn't usually emit from any part of our body unless we are in battle (rare) or suffering from Ebola Zaire (rarer still).

 

[Mr Pig]

Yeah, especially after too many beers and a curry, just to add to the 'soup'!

Oh dear. This thread is really going down hill! And let's be honest, it was not exactly the peak of Everest to begin with!

 

[Crackle]

Oh and as I soon as I saw the thread title and who had posted it I put my head in my hands and groaned.....

You really can be a bit of an arse Yenners.....

So if Yenners had posted the title "PMT how does it affect you women, is the stereotype true?" and addressed his post along the lines of having had his head bitten off a few times in an otherwise uncharacterisitc way by women he knew and whether PMT did in fact have that effect, would it have been more savoury.

I sense some outraged duplicity and some piss poor sense of humour loss but I could be wrong, not that I haven't been right before.

 

[Arch]

I think men find this yuckier than ladies for the reason that blood doesn't usually emit from any part of our body unless we are in battle (rare) or suffering from Ebola Zaire (rarer still).

I guess. But we ladies don't generally emit semen, yet we seem able to cope with the idea that men do....

 

[Chuffy]

So if Yenners had posted the title "PMT how does it affect you women, is the stereotype true?" and addressed his post along the lines of having had his head bitten off a few times in an otherwise uncharacterisitc way by women he knew and whether PMT did in fact have that effect, would it have been more savoury.

I sense some outraged duplicity and some piss poor sense of humour loss but I could be wrong, not that I haven't been right before.

Nah. Yenners has a long history of 'birds what are they like?' type threads and after a while a pattern starts to emerge. I'm sure he's perfectly lovely in the flesh but sometimes online he makes me wonder if he's ever fully realised that they aren't an alien species...