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Rules are made for men. Women don't like rules and have a hard time with any rules that restrict them.


How about the last comment? It's not surprising if it's true. Some women will put everyone through hell in order to save her own reputation and keep her boyfriend.. Had she cared about him she wouldn't have been sneaking around behind his back.
Sure some guys are as bad when is comes to screwing around. But they don't usually ruin dozens of innocent lives trying to avoid the consequences.

Oh how true all that is - how very very true. If only men were permitted to be as outwardly critical of female failings as women are permitted to be about the faults of us guys. That's a rreal back to front type of so called equality is it not? Thank goodness for internet forums - so much letting off of pent up steam.....

The other day I told a woman that I could so easily understand the reasons for domestic violence and exacly why some men are pushed to the very limit by women's behaviour and that male flesh and blood can only stand so much and something involuntaily snaps inside the men against all their better judgment - and I met with a major volcanic eruption. It seems that only women are allowed the luxury of wreaking vengance in the name of domestic violence irrespective of guilt or innocence - that's a mere bagatelle as far as they are concerned.

Dickens was right when he made Mr Bumble utter the immortal words: "The law, sir? The law is a ass!"

lol
yes the law is screwy.....

What a lot of nonsense. Conformity indeed! "individuality is not conducive to army routine". Whoever wrote that is living in the dark age or is completely friggin' nuts. This is the TA we are talking about here. Weekend warriors.

As for women's hair being 'traumatic' when cut off, it didn't seem to faze Sinead O'Connor. Many women have hair shorter than many men do. What would they do if a female recruit had her hair shorn all by herself? Charge her with a self-inflicted trauma?

There is no clinical evidence whatsoever to show any psychological trauma from a friggin' haircut. And if that scares the bejesus out of them, what are they going to do when the bullets start flying?

By the way, my son, the Film Star (Tom Cruise looks a bit like him) is making a WW2 film in Melbourne at the moment. (Set in the Pacific war). He is playing a part as a US Marine and has had his hair cut short for the filming. It is quite a passable trim! (Fine pair of shoulders on that lad )