Gender Poll

[RobinHood3000]

Here's a few...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HmP3Jvu5e8

[pussnboots]

naked volleyball ? woo hoo

[RobinHood3000]

naked volleyball ? woo hoo

Yes - exercise extreme caution in what one chooses to spike. =\

[Virgil]

Here's a few...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0HmP3Jvu5e8

Now I've got it in my head that Robin is that Captain Jack.

[RobinHood3000]

Now I've got it in my head that Robin is that Captain Jack.

Hahaha, per-maybe-haps, I'm thinking. I was quite the cheeky one, wasn't I?

[Prole]

So what exactly do the results mean? More girls read? More girls hang out in places to talk about reading? Men have better things to do?

[Scheherazade]

Those and more girls are computer-literate enough to survive in forums as ours?

[Niamh]

Those and more girls are computer-literate enough to survive in forums as ours?

Well said Scher!

[Virgil]

Actually I think the men are catching up. I think there used to be more of a spread.

[Dori]

Those and more girls are computer-literate enough to survive in forums as ours?

Hardly. I've been on forums with a boy:girl ratio of probably 100:1. The only thing this polls represents is that women are more likely to participate in silly polls.

[dramasnot6]

I think women are more comfortable with their love of literature, since stereotypically men are the "science and math" experts and women are the "reading and writing" ones. Of course, as the years pass by these stereotypes diminish, which is always a great thing And hopefully something that is reflected on litnet.

[Dori]

I think women are more comfortable with their love of literature, since stereotypically men are the "science and math" experts and women are the "reading and writing" ones. Of course, as the years pass by these stereotypes diminish, which is always a great thing And hopefully something that is reflected on litnet.

I don't really fit into that stereotype (math/science expert). Even though Math is undoubtably my best subject, English is undoubtedly my second.

[Granny5]

Math was my best subject in school....as well as motherhubbards and we're both females. I sucked at science, I will admit and wasn't that great at English either.

[manolia]

I think women are more comfortable with their love of literature, since stereotypically men are the "science and math" experts and women are the "reading and writing" ones. Of course, as the years pass by these stereotypes diminish, which is always a great thing And hopefully something that is reflected on litnet.

Stereotype, as you say. Women are equally good at maths and physics if they care to try

[Prole]

Theres no real competition here. Women will catch up now they're allowed to and be as good at lying politely and killing as guys.