International Women's Day

44leto

March 8th according to the Google doodle is International women's day.

So happy International Women's day to the "wimmins" on boards and all woman kind, including yerr MAHs.

Chuck Stone

It starts with one day and before you know it it's a couple of days a week then 'uh-oh' it's every day of the year.

amacachi

Chuck Stone wrote: »

It starts with one day and before you know it it's a couple of days a week then 'uh-oh' it's every day of the year.

It already is a coupla days a month with most women.

admiralofthefleet

let them have their one day. we get the other 364

Hasmunch

When is international slightly overweight men who spend too much time in front of the computer day?

starbelgrade

International Woman's Day. Just another excuse for a bitchfest.

Thank you i will celebrate in the buff and by eating mainly ice lollies cause i can

stupidusername

That's sexist that is! why should women only be allowed one day of the year!!??

Hasmunch

Hasmunch wrote: »

When is international slightly overweight men who spend too much time in front of the computer day?

Dec 25th ?

Sindri

International Women's Day known otherwise as 'Look pretty and don't say anything day'

stupidusername wrote: »

That's sexist that is! why should women only be allowed one day of the year!!??

It's the one day of the year we allow women to voice their naive opinions on complex issues like the economy and politics without correcting their childish simplistic views rather than on the mechanics of ironing or the art of sammich making.

You should be happy you live in such an egalitarian and tolerant society.

My name is URL

http://www.womansday.com/food-recipes/10-easy-ground-beef-recipes-75200

stupidusername

Sindri wrote: »

It's the one day of the year we allow women to voice their naive opinions on complex issues like the economy and politics without correcting their childish simplistic views rather than on the mechanics of ironing or the art of sammich making.

You should be happy you live in such an egalitarian and tolerant society.

you're right. i'm glad I have this opportunity.

Yay another thread/excuse for women bashing havent had one in like err two mins

Pacifist Pigeon

Silas Inexpensive Backache wrote: »

Yay another thread/excuse for women bashing havent had one in like err two mins

... because women are a minority group in Ireland today.

Sindri

I've decided, as a gesture of gratitude and consideration, with today being International Women's Day not to ejaculate onto my favourite prostitutes face today.

A fine attempt at a gesture of equality if I may say so myself.

Babybuff

balls

Chuck Stone

Sindri wrote: »

I've decided, as a gesture.....

My gesture will be to get up in the morning and have 5 showers. Wash my hair 8 times. Wrap the towel around my head in that fancy way only women can do.

Then, after breakfast, I will put on make up, high heels, tight knickers, tight clothes, put on more make up using the rear view mirror in the car, go to the shops for the day and find nothing but force myself to buy something which will be returned because my bum will look big in it.

Then in the evening I will complain about my feet but not complain about the high heels. I will then watch all the soaps and 'talent' shows. Then in respect of the 'time of the month' I will have a bit of a weep and ring my non existent boyfriend and give out about something.

I'm dead.:pac:

Babybuff

cúnt

stupidusername

Chuck Stone wrote: »

I'm dead.:pac:

I guess I must be a man so.
Except for the tight knickers :pac:

ihsb

So how does this work? Is it like a big mothers day? Do we women get to put our feet up for the whole day and let the men do all the work? Boy I would love to see this! Oh and flowers... we always want flowers (no carnations)

Babybuff

ihsb wrote: »

So how does this work? Is it like a big mothers day? Do we women get to put our feet up for the whole day and let the men do all the work? Boy I would love to see this! Oh and flowers... we always want flowers (no carnations)

good question


http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andree-simon/why-international-womens-_b_1327967.html

International Women's Day has a very real meaning. For women everywhere in the world who continue to face discrimination from those in power, who are the victims of violence, and who are taught by society from the day they are born that they are inferior to others, it is a reminder that they matter. That their voices are important. That they have the right to be heard, despite what their governments, society, or families tell them.
More than anything, International Women's Day is a call to sisterhood, to stand with those still fighting for their rights. Here in the United States, the long struggle for equality is not the work of one woman. It takes the support of many women, each contributing in her own way, to move our collective forward. This is true for women everywhere. Each of the women WfWI serves in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo relies on the support of a "sister" in another country, someone she has never met but who is there for her as she learns about her rights and develops the skills to be able to rely on herself. When women join together with a common goal, they are able to bring changes to their communities that would have been nearly impossible for one woman to do alone

Johro

Babybuff wrote: »

balls

The first one was better.

stupidusername

Babybuff wrote: »

good question

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/andree-simon/why-international-womens-_b_1327967.html

So....no presents then?

Babybuff

Johro wrote: »

The first one was better.

I'll try again later

Namlub

starbelgrade wrote: »

International Woman's Day. Just another excuse for a bitchfest.

Shut up and make me a sandwich :cool:

Johro

'International Women's Day has a very real meaning. For women everywhere in the world who continue to face discrimination from those in power, who are the victims of violence, and who are taught by society from the day they are born that they are inferior to others, it is a reminder that they matter. That their voices are important. That they have the right to be heard, despite what their governments, society, or families tell them.
More than anything, International Women's Day is a call to sisterhood, to stand with those still fighting for their rights. Here in the United States, the long struggle for equality is not the work of one woman. It takes the support of many women, each contributing in her own way, to move our collective forward. This is true for women everywhere. Each of the women WfWI serves in countries like Afghanistan and Iraq, South Sudan and the Democratic Republic of Congo relies on the support of a "sister" in another country, someone she has never met but who is there for her as she learns about her rights and develops the skills to be able to rely on herself. When women join together with a common goal, they are able to bring changes to their communities that would have been nearly impossible for one woman to do alone.'

One day seems a little stingy.

Babybuff

stupidusername wrote: »

So....no presents then?

here, I present you with the gift of happiness. enjoy

ihsb

I am going to DEMAND presents God damn it. I will get penis shaped chocolates and orchids and the day will be all about me!

stupidusername

Babybuff wrote: »

here, I present you with the gift of happiness. enjoy

How very dare you!? I'm a woman,i'm capable of making my own happiness,without men!

44leto

ihsb wrote: »

So how does this work? Is it like a big mothers day? Do we women get to put our feet up for the whole day and let the men do all the work? Boy I would love to see this! Oh and flowers... we always want flowers (no carnations)

It is suppose to highlight women's issues, for example 100 million women suffer genital mutilation, every minute a woman dies giving birth usually from lack of proper care and the list is endless, a woman's lot is still not a happy lot.

So just give them flowers and chocolates and lots of sex and shorten the list of chores for her to do when she come in from work.

Babybuff

stupidusername wrote: »

How very dare you!? I'm a woman,i'm capable of making my own happiness,without men!

I haven't used the rolleye emoticon yet.

amacachi

stupidusername wrote: »

How very dare you!? I'm a woman,i'm capable of making my own happiness,without men!

Aye but what will you do it if the shelf breaks and you've nowhere to put it?

Crann na Beatha

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stupidusername

Babybuff wrote: »

I haven't used the rolleye emoticon yet.

Neither have I

Babybuff

stupidusername wrote: »

Neither have I

ever? never ever ever? if I scroll through your post history will I find a rolleye?

Jen Pigs Fly

Every day is women's day

stupidusername

Babybuff wrote: »

ever? never ever ever? if I scroll through your post history will I find a rolleye?

I think you may find 2.

Btw I thought you got I wasn't being at all serious

Babybuff

I've never used one, ever.

Crann na Beatha

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44leto

stupidusername wrote: »

I think you may find 2.

Btw I thought you got I wasn't being at all serious

Originally Posted by Babybuff
ever? never ever ever? if I scroll through your post history will I find a rolleye?

The sisterhood is tearing itself apart, stop it, stop it, you 2 are ruining international women's day for the world.

stupidusername

Babybuff wrote: »

I've never used one, ever.

Ok

J. Marston

Bad enough that they're allowed to vote and wear skirts above the ankle but now they have a whole day dedicated to them? This is getting out of hand.

Babybuff

44leto wrote: »

The sisterhood is tearing itself apart, stop it, stop it, you 2 are ruining international women's day for the world.

I'm just so proud of the fact that I've never had to use a rolleye. makes me well up inside, cuz I'm a woman y'know. That's just how we roll.


and I really didn't want to have to wade through sun's post history.

amacachi

Babybuff wrote: »

That's just how we roll.

Not doing something isn't a way of doing that something.

Babybuff

amacachi wrote: »

Not doing something isn't a way of doing that something.

I don't know what I wasn't doing to begin with but I'm glad you agree.

Jen Pigs Fly

Aquila wrote: »

Whens'a Your Dolmio Day?:pac:

Tuesday, always a tuesday.

amacachi

Babybuff wrote: »

I don't know what I wasn't doing to begin with but I'm glad you agree.

Rolleyes, that's how you roll, not using rolleyes. Never mind!

Babybuff

amacachi wrote: »

Rolleyes, that's how you roll, not using rolleyes. Never mind!

you so want to use a rolleye now don't you

amacachi

Babybuff wrote: »

you so want to use a rolleye now don't you

Nah I don't care enough right now to be indignant or annoyed :pac:

Babybuff

yah, I'm making tea :pac:

happy international wimmens day

Sindri

Babybuff wrote: »

I'm just so proud of my pie that I prepared for my husband.


That's just how we use a rolling pin.


and I really didn't want to have to wade through sun's post history because I'm a Wimminz and I's can'ts reads goodz.

I edited you post for humorous purposes.