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Paul M. Cook
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 Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 4:39 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Dave Smith" <adavid.smith@sympatico.ca> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Goomba wrote:
Paul M. Cook wrote:
When women sync up it is in sync with the phases of the moon as well.
Ovulation ocurs at full moon. Quite they mystery that. I suspect it
has something to do with out origins as sea creatures.
Paul
Perhaps it is nutty ideas like that one that hinder your search for a
woman?
I don't know it if it is nutty. There was a study back in the 70's that
claimed that women living in close quarters tended to synchronize cycles,
and that it started to happen within a few months. Apparently the alleged
phenomenon has been studied at length with some studies confirming the
original finding and others failing to support it. The idea of it being
affect by the moon has also been studied, and FWIW, some native cultures
refer to menstruation as being "with the moon".
I can't say if he is right or wrong, but I wouldn't call the suggestion
nutty, since some professionals claim it to be true.
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It's not a hard science but there is ample evidence.
From a site I looked up:
"The relationship between the moon's cycles and menses is so fundamental
that the two phenomena are related linguistically. The terms 'moon' and
'menstruation' share the same Latin or Greek root, m-, meaning 'to measure.'
Various world religions and cultures have acknowledged the bond between
women and the moon. Traditional Chinese Medicine links the moon with the
feminine, or yin principle. Jewish tradition dictates that women should
celebrate Rosh Chodesh, the new moon. Many cultures have assigned the moon a
goddess, from Babylonian Ishtar to Greek Artemis. This connection endures
today with religious, spiritual, and even health practices. Herbalist
Rosemary Gladstar writes that "all the fluid energy of the earth responds to
the moon cycles" and advises her amenorrheic patients to pay attention to
the lunar cycle as an adjunct to herbal therapy to regulate menstruation.
(1) Although it is clear that the menstrual cycle lasts more or less as long
as the lunar cycle, the reason why such a relationship should exist is not
so obvious."
And again, it is unique among mammals to the human species.
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Goomba
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 4:48 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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Dave Smith wrote:
| Quote: | I don't know it if it is nutty. There was a study back in the 70's that
claimed that women living in close quarters tended to synchronize
cycles, and that it started to happen within a few months. Apparently
the alleged phenomenon has been studied at length with some studies
confirming the original finding and others failing to support it. The
idea of it being affect by the moon has also been studied, and FWIW,
some native cultures refer to menstruation as being "with the moon".
I can't say if he is right or wrong, but I wouldn't call the suggestion
nutty, since some professionals claim it to be true.
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No no, no one is disputing the idea of sync-ing up a together when in
close proximity. That's a known trend. What I dispute is that cycles are
then controlled by the "full moon" as Paul suggested. Women make full
use of the entire month, not just the full moon. Why cultures may refer
to the moon would be that it happens monthly, like the moon. Not
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 5:00 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Goomba" <Goomba38@comcast.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Dave Smith wrote:
I don't know it if it is nutty. There was a study back in the 70's that
claimed that women living in close quarters tended to synchronize cycles,
and that it started to happen within a few months. Apparently the alleged
phenomenon has been studied at length with some studies confirming the
original finding and others failing to support it. The idea of it being
affect by the moon has also been studied, and FWIW, some native cultures
refer to menstruation as being "with the moon".
I can't say if he is right or wrong, but I wouldn't call the suggestion
nutty, since some professionals claim it to be true.
No no, no one is disputing the idea of sync-ing up a together when in
close proximity. That's a known trend. What I dispute is that cycles are
then controlled by the "full moon" as Paul suggested. Women make full use
of the entire month, not just the full moon. Why cultures may refer to the
moon would be that it happens monthly, like the moon. Not necessarily WITH
the moon.
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I know that the Australian aborigines used the moon's cycles to determine
fertility periods of when they could either take advantage of or avoid to
control their populations. So if a man "had too many children" they would
simply avoid sex during certain phases of the moon.
The modern form of this is called the "rhythm and blues" method. But then
most people today are pretty out of touch with natural forces.
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 5:12 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Nancy Young" <rjynlyord@comcast.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Paul M. Cook wrote:
These things amuse me. I have had my share of girlfriends and they
live in dumps, rarely clean, they have their clothes all over the
floor and hanging from the curtains, the shower rods and every door,
they can't cook and instead eat junk food microwaved from a box, they
do not even know what a dishwasher is for let alone a sink and a
scrub brush. They are so mechanically inept they can't change a
light bulb so they buy a new lamp instead. The only thing they ever
made for dinner was a reservation.
You say they were girlfriends, but you speak of them with
no attachment, no emotion. I have to wonder where you found
them that you never find one who can change a lightbulb or
cook a meal. Maybe you just picked them up for other talents
and that's what you got.
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Well now there isn't of course - well some memories are fonder than others.
One moves on. The past is the past. What am I supposed to do keep lighted
candles in my window for them? We didn't break up over their lack of
cooking skills. Not like it was an issue, I was just pointing out a silly
stereotype.
| Quote: | You don't describe any woman I know.
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Shrug. Usually the more professional, the more they fit that description.
Why is it women relate to male sterotypes unless they consistently choose
such men as partners? If it bothers you when you are dating, it will drive
you insane when you get married.
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Andy
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 5:42 am Post subject: Re: AIDS IS A BLESSING! Re: OT: Classes for Men |
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Sheldon said...
| Quote: | On Nov 19, 6:45�pm, Andy <@@b.c> wrote:
Sheldon said...
sf wrote:
I'm probably not the first to see this,
Just because you include "OT" why THE FUCK do I have to read about
SICKO FAGGOTS with DISEASED PENISES on a cooking newsgroup... AIDS is
a *GOOD* thing... DIE YOOSE SICKOS... yoose can't die fast enough!
AIDS IS A BLESSING!
Sheldon, you're too sick for words. But we all knew that.
Andy
IF YOU HAVE AIDS YOU NEED TO DIE, SACRIFICE YOUR FAGGOT ASS! Faggot
is a mental disease, anyone says not is SICKO!
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You don't have to be gay to have aids.
You're SICKO!
Sheldon, you should die of AIDS. You DESERVE to!
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Peter Lucas
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:03 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Paul M. Cook" <pmcook@gte.net> wrote in
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"Peter Lucas" <Peter-Lucas@brissie.com> wrote in message
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"Paul M. Cook" <pmcook@gte.net> wrote in news:gg2m7q$f8o$1
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Hey, just go bar hopping at low tide and report back to me.
You'll never find a good woman on a sand bar at low tide, if that's
where you've been looking!!
Sand bar - LOL.
Well..... it's the only bar you'll find at low tide!!
Plus crabs.
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Now there's a bonus!!
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But as for other bars........ I gave up bar hopping when I was a
teenager.
The best place to pick up chicks is at wine tastings :-)
"Excuse me miss, do you spit or swallow? The wine I mean. My but
that perfume is lovely. You must be a speeding ticket because you
have fine written all over you."
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Go to a major wine tasting in your area (one with more than 100 wines on
offer)...... and have a look for yourself.
Over here, the tastings usually go for 3-4 hours.
At about the 2&1/2 hour mark, the ladies become *quite* friendly.....
especially if you have a modicum of knowledge on what they're drinking,
or like to drink, and you can take them to exactly what they want ;-)
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Peter Lucas
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Australia
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Kathleen
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:17 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
| Quote: | I know that the Australian aborigines used the moon's cycles to determine
fertility periods of when they could either take advantage of or avoid to
control their populations. So if a man "had too many children" they would
simply avoid sex during certain phases of the moon.
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Yeah. And when that failed, there was always the old, "leaving the
newborn outside overnight" method.
Humans across the ages and between cultures have always exercised the
right to choose not to raise a child conceived or born at a time when
the welfare of the mother, the family or the tribe was at stake.
Do you know the alternate name for women practicing "the rhythm method"?
"Mothers". |
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:27 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Kathleen" <khhfmdeletethis@charter.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Paul M. Cook wrote:
I know that the Australian aborigines used the moon's cycles to determine
fertility periods of when they could either take advantage of or avoid to
control their populations. So if a man "had too many children" they
would simply avoid sex during certain phases of the moon.
Yeah. And when that failed, there was always the old, "leaving the
newborn outside overnight" method.
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Ancient cultures were typically more compassionate than that as a rule so
long as they were not desperate for food supplies. Some even invented
condoms using animal intestines. Some African tribes even invented the
morning after pill.
| Quote: | Humans across the ages and between cultures have always exercised the
right to choose not to raise a child conceived or born at a time when the
welfare of the mother, the family or the tribe was at stake.
Do you know the alternate name for women practicing "the rhythm method"?
"Mothers".
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Yes, well it is an inexact science, yes. Ovulation can occur spontaneously
and not always weeks apart. Paternal twins are often a result of that.
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cybercat
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 6:46 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Paul M. Cook" <pmcook@gte.net> wrote
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You don't describe any woman I know.
Shrug. Usually the more professional, the more they fit that description.
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Horse shit. |
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Kathleen
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 7:12 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
| Quote: | "Kathleen" <khhfmdeletethis@charter.net> wrote in message
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
I know that the Australian aborigines used the moon's cycles to
determine fertility periods of when they could either take
advantage of or avoid to control their populations. So if a man
"had too many children" they would simply avoid sex during
certain phases of the moon.
Yeah. And when that failed, there was always the old, "leaving the
newborn outside overnight" method.
Ancient cultures were typically more compassionate than that as a
rule so long as they were not desperate for food supplies.
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Bullshit. Where did you sit for your Cultural Anthropology course, and
when? Without the threat of supernatural vengeance, human beings, men
AND women, tend to be remarkably pragmatic about reproduction.
| Quote: | Some even invented condoms using animal intestines. Some African
tribes even invented the morning after pill.
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Unless you're talking about that old-time favorite, the sharpened stick,
post proof or retract.
"Too many children" always met the criteria for selective reduction.
Additionally, preemies were at high risk for "exposure", as well as
multiples (twins, trips) and babies with obvious handicaps or
deformities. There were rare exceptions, especially in the relatively
prosperous MesoAmerican cultures where dwarves and infants exhibiting
the symptoms of Down's Syndrome were cherished and revered.
| Quote: | Humans across the ages and between cultures have always exercised
the right to choose not to raise a child conceived or born at a
time when the welfare of the mother, the family or the tribe was at
stake.
Do you know the alternate name for women practicing "the rhythm
method"?
"Mothers".
Yes, well it is an inexact science, yes. Ovulation can occur
spontaneously and not always weeks apart. Paternal twins are often a
result of that.
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"Fraternal". It's fraternal twins, you dumbass.
You know, it's well past time for you to take your foot out of your
mouth and STFU about stuff you know nothing about. |
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Kathleen" <khhfmdeletethis@charter.net> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Paul M. Cook wrote:
"Kathleen" <khhfmdeletethis@charter.net> wrote in message
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
I know that the Australian aborigines used the moon's cycles to
determine fertility periods of when they could either take advantage of
or avoid to control their populations. So if a man
"had too many children" they would simply avoid sex during certain
phases of the moon.
Yeah. And when that failed, there was always the old, "leaving the
newborn outside overnight" method.
Ancient cultures were typically more compassionate than that as a rule so
long as they were not desperate for food supplies.
Bullshit. Where did you sit for your Cultural Anthropology course, and
when? Without the threat of supernatural vengeance, human beings, men
AND women, tend to be remarkably pragmatic about reproduction.
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No, no bullshit. Animal husbandry was pretty late in the game.
| Quote: | Some even invented condoms using animal intestines. Some African tribes
even invented the morning after pill.
Unless you're talking about that old-time favorite, the sharpened stick,
post proof or retract.
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No, it is an extract from a plant. I am getting the impression you're a bit
of a bitch.
| Quote: | "Too many children" always met the criteria for selective reduction.
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Oh no, sweetcakes, It is an expression meaning "living beyond your ability
to provide."
| Quote: | Additionally, preemies were at high risk for "exposure", as well as
multiples (twins, trips) and babies with obvious handicaps or deformities.
There were rare exceptions, especially in the relatively prosperous
MesoAmerican cultures where dwarves and infants exhibiting the symptoms of
Down's Syndrome were cherished and revered.
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Beats me how this is relevant to ovulation.
| Quote: | Humans across the ages and between cultures have always exercised the
right to choose not to raise a child conceived or born at a time when
the welfare of the mother, the family or the tribe was at
stake.
Do you know the alternate name for women practicing "the rhythm method"?
"Mothers".
Yes, well it is an inexact science, yes. Ovulation can occur
spontaneously and not always weeks apart. Paternal twins are often a
result of that.
"Fraternal". It's fraternal twins, you dumbass.
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Yes, you are right. My mistake. Oh and fuck you, you stupid bitch. Now I
am convinced.
| Quote: | You know, it's well past time for you to take your foot out of your
mouth and STFU about stuff you know nothing about.
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And your qualifications are exactly what? I can see your favorite form of
birth control is your personality.
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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Goomba <Goomba38@comcast.net> wrote in
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Paul M. Cook wrote:
When women sync up it is in sync with the phases of the moon as
well.
Ovulation ocurs at full moon. Quite they mystery that. I suspect
it
has something to do with out origins as sea creatures.
Paul
Perhaps it is nutty ideas like that one that hinder your search for
a
woman?
LOL!!!
Hey, just go bar hopping at low tide and report back to me.
You'll never find a good woman on a sand bar at low tide, if that's
where you've been looking!!
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Sand bar - LOL.
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"cybercat" <cyberpurrs@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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"Paul M. Cook" <pmcook@gte.net> wrote
You don't describe any woman I know.
Shrug. Usually the more professional, the more they fit that
description.
Horse shit.
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And you spend your time dating single females? I kind of doubt that.
Pardon me for having my own experience you cunt. Oh and fuck off, I am sick
of reading your shit even when it isn't direted at me. Get a shrink you
hormonal fuck head.
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Wayne Boatwright
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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On Wed 19 Nov 2008 08:38:42p, Paul M. Cook told us...
| Quote: | And your qualifications are exactly what? I can see your favorite form of
birth control is your personality.
Paul
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Paul, it’s not worth the argument. Best left go.
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Wayne Boatwright
(correct the spelling of "geemail" to reply)
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Paul M. Cook
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2008 8:41 am Post subject: Re: Classes for Men |
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"Wayne Boatwright" <wayneboatwright@geemail.com> wrote in message
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| Quote: | On Wed 19 Nov 2008 08:38:42p, Paul M. Cook told us...
And your qualifications are exactly what? I can see your favorite form
of
birth control is your personality.
Paul
Paul, it's not worth the argument. Best left go.
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Killfiled and moved on. No problemo. I just have to have the last word,
you know me ;)
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