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Charlie's wimmin would have no idea about keeping ferrets, chopping wood, selling firewood, etc.joyous wrote:You thought you were raising Ferrets. HA
Yes, I cook. When I was left with two kids I learnt PDQ. The mystique is no more. I do it quite well. In fact when I stay with a wimmin friend in Birmingham I do all the cooking. I do it better than she does. The wimmin does the washing up, cleaning, ironing, blah, blah, blah, etc. innit.Snowden wrote:Many men are better cooks than many women, ISH. Who does your cooking, by the way? I remember when you had to re-do your kitchen a few years back.. seems it was so you could cook your meals... hmmm.
All the best chefs are male. Men have more "flair" innit.joyous wrote:My point of view is that when a male, or any person,
deems themselves a "Better" cook, I say,
"Have at it."
No. Tell.joyous wrote: Have you heard about the pig virus?
ISH wrote:Charlie's wimmin would have no idea about keeping ferrets, chopping wood, selling firewood, etc.joyous wrote:You thought you were raising Ferrets. HA
You were enrolled in the wimmins training programme as I remember.Snowden wrote:Professionally trained? Hmmm -- not sure I like the sound of that. I was a secretary, so it's partly true, I reckon.
There are some lessons on this forum somewhere. I posted a few previous accounts.Glad E Olah wrote:How come the English write program like this?
programme
Seems to me they want to "program me" and I want to be my own person.
ISH wrote:There are some lessons on this forum somewhere. I posted a few previous accounts.Glad E Olah wrote:How come the English write program like this?
programme
Seems to me they want to "program me" and I want to be my own person.
ISH wrote:You were enrolled in the wimmins training programme as I remember.Snowden wrote:Professionally trained? Hmmm -- not sure I like the sound of that. I was a secretary, so it's partly true, I reckon.
ISH wrote:Have you been part of a wimmins training programme sometime Charlie's wimmin? One or two things y'all could brush up on but you look to have some of the basics sorted.
Joyous and Snowplough could give you a few pointers but they were professionally trained.
But nothing like the wimmins training programme.chrliesgal wrote:ISH wrote:Have you been part of a wimmins training programme sometime Charlie's wimmin? One or two things y'all could brush up on but you look to have some of the basics sorted.
Joyous and Snowplough could give you a few pointers but they were professionally trained.
Nah, had nuf education........Life!
Don't tell me that you have regressed to the life of an ordinary wimmin.Snowden wrote:Joyous, I had completely forgotten that! Along with what we were "taught," as it happens.
ISH wrote:Don't tell me that you have regressed to the life of an ordinary wimmin.Snowden wrote:Joyous, I had completely forgotten that! Along with what we were "taught," as it happens.
Yeah. I have experienced some of the unique.Snowden wrote:ISH wrote:Don't tell me that you have regressed to the life of an ordinary wimmin.Snowden wrote:Joyous, I had completely forgotten that! Along with what we were "taught," as it happens.
Dear ISH, there's no such thing as an "ordinary woman." Each of us is unique and special.
chrliesgal wrote:ISHY, you need not forget her as it is one of life's lessons for you, but put her in a class all of her own, and move forward! There's someone out there for everyone, and I am sure you will find yours someday!
.........See we're not all bad!
https://shoutaroundtheworld.forumotion.com/t5730-words-for-a-wimminchrliesgal wrote:Very nice.
Glad E Olah wrote:Good one ISHY....you feeling guilty today for putting us women down at times?
joyous wrote:
Drat it, Ishey, just when I was ready to defend you.
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