Posts started by girls get the most attention?
- Thread starter Sublime
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Only if the moto for the no boys club be....."no cocks allowed"
Sorry Haggis.
Sorry for the word "cocks".
But i'm not sorry for thinking it.
I'l be sorry when you ban my raging socialistic ass.
Sorry Haggis Sorry for the word "ass".
P.S. Don't ban me.
Sorry Haggis.
Sorry for the word "cocks".
But i'm not sorry for thinking it.
I'l be sorry when you ban my raging socialistic ass.
Sorry Haggis Sorry for the word "ass".
P.S. Don't ban me.
I'd be happy to show all the males the moves I learned in self-defense/street fighting class. My first class a male of large stature (6"5) was showing off and I took him down in two seconds. My five foot 2 frame took his jewels out in no time. Any takers.
RE: Posts started by girl
A kick in the cojones certainly trumps a shoulder flip.
Good on ya Sassie.
That'll learn him.
But, if someone is really assaulting you on the street, you don't usally get a clear shot...practise, practise..lol
Oldn.......
A kick in the cojones certainly trumps a shoulder flip.
Good on ya Sassie.
That'll learn him.
But, if someone is really assaulting you on the street, you don't usally get a clear shot...practise, practise..lol
Oldn.......
Sublime said:
No, can't say I have, and I don't know how anyone could know that without doing a tedious analysis of all the posts, and you'd have to know the gender of all the thread starters as well, which isn't always obvious. In fact it's rarely obvious.
Maybe it's just that women seem to talk a lot more than men, so they start more threads, so threads started by females get more attention just because there are more of them. :wink:
The women's movement will still have a long way to go as long as grown women continue to refer to themselves as girls.
I fought like a "Girl" at first but after two years of practicing I became a little scrapper. My instructor was a street orphan from Asia, his training methods weren't really self-defense-- he believed you had to completly disable an assaillaint. The training paid off, have you ever been to Sobeys on cheque day, man it's ugly.
Don't be frightened Sublime, I have never ever gotton to use any of the moves I was thought. Sadley!
Dexter Sinister said:
This is a very true thing. I would venture to say, with a great deal of regret, that in recent years, general social trends have pushed the women's movement back 30+ years, easily.