Anyone for Coffee? (no boys allowed)

:D:D:D Virg!

Bless your hearts you loonatics.:D
well you really cheered me up Ive been in bed all day eccept when I was on here with a killer headache and it wasnt made better by the fact that I kept on reading ..but hey it se been the first day in 2 weeks when I got a real chance. Im within 70 words of my essays word limit and I cant reach it :bawling: Im afraid of messing up.

Ladies, I have something to show you regarding my name for the Guys little "club". But, you must not tell them.
SWEAR AN OATH ON YOUR WOMANHOOD!!!!
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I shall now reveal to my fellow females the origin of the "Powerful Men Society" name.
Enjoy

http://tin.snafu-comics.com/?strip_id=31
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:lol: :lol: Blue....what a name...:thumbs_up :lol: good good....:D

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Hang on, I'll see if I can fix it for you

Here we go. I hope this works, I've never posted an actual picture here before
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lol great one,bluey:D:D:lol:

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Magic!!!
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Everyone HIDE!!!! The guys are browsing this thread. Quick, eat the pictures :lol: :lol:
I'm in a bit of a silly mood now. Must be the chocolate.:lol: :lol:

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Originally Posted by Bluebiird

I don't really tend to get bad pains. Sometimes I don't even know it's started until I go to the ladies. Thankfully, I only really get an upset stomach and don't feel like eating much, because my stomach is sending confused signals to my brain. I usually have a violent mood swing straight after a kind of "Wow, I look so attractive" sort of mood swing, which I now attribute to the fertility thing I mentioned earlier.
But, as my mother would say
And it's true. We just need to find our own ways of coping with it.

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yes,right. My sister's monthly statu is terrible,she can't move from her bed,can't eat or drink! though her health is very well or even better!

kathy and virgil, thank you so much for your suggestions! i liked ur idea kathy! i think that would suit me just fine! lol.

how about this...........

yeh il stick to this until i find a more permanent one.

I've missed quite a bit haven't I?

Hey girls, it occured to me that there's one thing I haven't seen around this thread that the boys seem to have plenty of (and no, I'm not talking about troughs and urinals, which I'm just as well doing without). They seem to have gotten together kegs of beer and cups of limoncello over there, and I vote that we expand our drink selection here as well. In addition to our already spectacular selection of choice coffee brews we could have a lovely assortment of beers wines and snazzy cocktails. I'll contribute an assortment of my personal favorites including:

A nice dry martini:

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...oD/martini.jpg

A pint of Guiness:

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3.../guinness1.jpg

Some good Scotch (on or off the rocks):

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3..._on_the_ro.jpg

And, of course, the pink drink extrordinaire, the cosmo:

http://i43.photobucket.com/albums/e3...nardoD/652.png

Any of these should help chase those period cramps away. ;) Non-drinkers or underage members can have a Shirley Temple in a martini glass or a fancy looking tropical drink without the alcohol. Incidently, if the guys are going to persist in hanging around this thread and expect any share of our martinis I think they should be required to resemble James Bond. What do you say to requiring suits or tuxes for any male member who wants to enter this thread? (Ladies can still wear what they like).

wow,thanks petrach:)

I don't drink, because I can't stand alcohol, so can I have fun, fruit cocktails instead, with lovely, bubbly lemonade? that look like alcoholic drinks? :D

blah Ill make you saudi champagne... totally non alcholic but fun!
actually its gorgeous stuff and sooo easy to make :yummmm

Ooh Nightshade me too pleeezz!!

ok dokey :D:D yumm yummm

me tooooooo,Nighty:D thought Petrach's weren't alcohlolic:lol:

Yayyy!! Sounds great!

Miss T if you think that then you had better watch out if you ever anywhere where they serve alchol:D((g))
so miss T you have it before I guess? should I use pinaple piece too or is that over kill??

I personally hate pineaple, So I'll have mine without thanks (if possible)

hate pineapple?! how is that possible? :eek2:
ok then no pineappe in the jug, just the usual lemon orange and mint.

I don't mean to be a pain, but I hate mint too:sick: . I actually think I might be allergic to it. So, perhaps I should just stick to my fruit and lemonaid cocktails and let you get on with your drinks for the others, so that I don't spoil it for them :)

yeah mint is like an essentional even though I occasionally just mix apple squash with sparkling water for a quick pickme up in the middle of the day ( 2 ingrediants I nearly always have)

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Originally Posted by Petrarch's Love

Incidently, if the guys are going to persist in hanging around this thread and expect any share of our martinis I think they should be required to resemble James Bond. What do you say to requiring suits or tuxes for any male member who wants to enter this thread?

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How about ability to sound like Sir Sean? Not that I would ever stoop so low as to drink a martini anyway.

Mmm..I may have to have some of these fruit cocktails as well. Naturally I assumed that non-drinkers could join in the festivities with their fancy beverage of choice. Oh, and everyone keep an eye on Miss Tenderness. If she thinks a Guinesss and Scotch on the rocks look like non-alcoholic beverages, she'll need the advice of some good girlfriends at this party. :)

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Originally Posted by kilted

How about ability to sound like Sir Sean? Not that I would ever stoop so low as to drink a martini anyway.

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I suppose having a voice like Sean Connery might be acceptable. I take it you're eyeing the Scotch?

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Originally Posted by Virgil

On this I sympathize with you women. When God distributed the biological difficulties of life he did not distribute them equally between men and women; women got the worst end of the deal. But you do get to live longer; women have higher life expectancies than men.

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Yeah, so that we suffer for a longer time??

Gee, thanks!

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Originally Posted by Scheherazade

Yeah, so that we suffer for a longer time??

Gee, thanks!

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Not really. We dont get periods after the menopause, thankfully. Though the menopause can be tricky, as my mother is finding out.

Hmmm...well I rarely drink. I'll drink wine when I'm out for a nice dinner with the boyfriend...or if it's one of those "we need to get stone drunk because life sucks today" kind of outing then I just go all-out and have myself vodka with red bull...about 2 and a half gets me to my happy place....and the red bull keeps me awake, lol. (Always designate a non-drinking driver, kids! And it never hurts to be the designated driver if you have a camera...videocamera gets you bonus points!!!) lol

I say you all come over and try a Bushwhacker :D:D:D

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Originally Posted by Scheherazade

Yeah, so that we suffer for a longer time??

Gee, thanks!

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No not really. You'll have menopause at what 55 or 60 years old. It stops, no? After that you're home free. :D

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Originally Posted by Bluebiird

Ah, men. Can't live with them, can't live without them. ... Call me pesimistic if you like, but that's my view. There are few truely decent men in the world.
Anyone think they can prove me wrong?

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Bluebiird, I may be presumptious in writing this, and please forgive me if I am...but those read like the words of someone who has been hurt and is putting up a protective front.

Any evidence I could offer would be only from my own experiences, thus not any sort of scientific proof. I have had some very bad experiences with men, but even so I still believe there truly are many kind and caring men out there. I am even lucky enough to call some of them "friend". I really also must point out that women are not the perfect sex either ( I can think of some women I really dislike, for things that have happened in my past.) Both sexes have their flaws and I don't think it is right to generalize that all people of a particular group are a certain way.

I think it boils down to what all of us share...our humanity. I can be pretty cynical about human nature myself, but somehow I try to see what is good about most people. I may not always succeed in this endeavor, but oh well. Sadly there are many ignorant, cruel and just plain nasty people in the world (male and female) but there are also many wonderul people in the world too (male and female). I am sure I probably seem like a silly sap, but that is how I feel.

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Originally Posted by Pendragon

Ya really hate me, Kathy?

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Heck, no! I was just being silly when I posted that pic.

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...hurch-hugs.jpg

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Originally Posted by Petrarch's Love

Hadn't looked at this thread in awhile. I see we're on to the dreaded period. ... This reminded me of a friend of mine in high school who used to refer to it as "riding the crimson wave."

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That is too funny...:lol: Actually one of the terms I was thinking of was surfing a crimson wave. :p

Oops, I forgot to mention that I want a Frozen Mudslide, minus the vodka and Kahlua. Er, I guess that means I will have a coffee milkshake.

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Originally Posted by kathycf

Bluebiird, I may be presumptious in writing this, and please forgive me if I am...but those read like the words of someone who has been hurt and is putting up a protective front.

Any evidence I could offer would be only from my own experiences, thus not any sort of scientific proof. I have had some very bad experiences with men, but even so I still believe there truly are many kind and caring men out there. I am even lucky enough to call some of them "friend". I really also must point out that women are not the perfect sex either ( I can think of some women I really dislike, for things that have happened in my past.) Both sexes have their flaws and I don't think it is right to generalize that all people of a particular group are a certain way.

I think it boils down to what all of us share...our humanity. I can be pretty cynical about human nature myself, but somehow I try to see what is good about most people. I may not always succeed in this endeavor, but oh well. Sadly there are many ignorant, cruel and just plain nasty people in the world (male and female) but there are also many wonderul people in the world too (male and female). I am sure I probably seem like a silly sap, but that is how I feel.


Heck, no! I was just being silly when I posted that pic.

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...hurch-hugs.jpg

That is too funny...:lol: Actually one of the terms I was thinking of was surfing a crimson wave. :p

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Well said Kathy, coz I echo the very same sentiments.
I'd like to think I've earned my stripes in the experience and reality department.At 22 I married my high school sweet heart and at 24 I went through a divorce(I'm now 25).I'm very often labeled by friends as a dreamer or a silly optimist who's really not intouch with reality.
Do I still believe in love?
Maybe I am a dreamer and a silly optimist, but take a look around you.
What can you hold onto, if you dont hold onto your dreams.
My experiences have made me stronger, wiser and a great deal more mature.
They have an awesome word for my experiences its called...
LIFE.
So heres to Love, humanity, forgiveness and silly optimistic saps all over the world.

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Originally Posted by kathycf

Bluebiird, I may be presumptious in writing this, and please forgive me if I am...but those read like the words of someone who has been hurt and is putting up a protective front.

Any evidence I could offer would be only from my own experiences, thus not any sort of scientific proof. I have had some very bad experiences with men, but even so I still believe there truly are many kind and caring men out there. I am even lucky enough to call some of them "friend". I really also must point out that women are not the perfect sex either ( I can think of some women I really dislike, for things that have happened in my past.) Both sexes have their flaws and I don't think it is right to generalize that all people of a particular group are a certain way.

I think it boils down to what all of us share...our humanity. I can be pretty cynical about human nature myself, but somehow I try to see what is good about most people. I may not always succeed in this endeavor, but oh well. Sadly there are many ignorant, cruel and just plain nasty people in the world (male and female) but there are also many wonderul people in the world too (male and female). I am sure I probably seem like a silly sap, but that is how I feel.


Heck, no! I was just being silly when I posted that pic.

http://i61.photobucket.com/albums/h5...hurch-hugs.jpg

That is too funny...:lol: Actually one of the terms I was thinking of was surfing a crimson wave. :p

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Originally Posted by OZEED

Well said Kathy, coz I echo the very same sentiments.
I'd like to think I've earned my stripes in the experience and reality department.At 22 I married my high school sweet heart and at 24 I went through a divorce(I'm now 25).I'm very often labeled by friends as a dreamer or a silly optimist who's really not intouch with reality.
Do I still believe in love?
Maybe I am a dreamer and a silly optimist, but take a look around you.
What can you hold onto, if you dont hold onto your dreams.
My experiences have made me stronger, wiser and a great deal more mature.
They have an awesome word for my experiences its called...
LIFE.
So heres to Love, humanity, forgiveness and silly optimistic saps all over the world.

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You guys are right. I know that. But I was in a rather bad mood. I have a lot of feelings that I have to keep in, for now that are starting to drive me crazy. However, should any of you wish to find out what they are, I'm thinking of starting a blog at the start of December. (I'd start one right away, but I'd rather have some kind of small event to mark it, and the start of a new month sounds good to me. Really it would be better next year, but I have a problem with something that is going to happen over Christmas, so the start of the month will have to do)

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Originally Posted by Bluebiird

You guys are right. I know that. But I was in a rather bad mood. I have a lot of feelings that I have to keep in, for now that are starting to drive me crazy. However, should any of you wish to find out what they are, I'm thinking of starting a blog at the start of December. (I'd start one right away, but I'd rather have some kind of small event to mark it, and the start of a new month sounds good to me. Really it would be better next year, but I have a problem with something that is going to happen over Christmas, so the start of the month will have to do)

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Blogging is good, poetry is good, short stories are good...the only way I got through angry/sad times was by finding some way to write, even if it was writing that was worthless to others it was worth the world to me just to get my feelings expressed. Go for it! :D

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