Lady's Human

[Lady's Human]

Thanks for sharing, Wom.

I'm still amazed that the French struck medals basically celebrating incompetence.

Good soldiers, crap leaders.

They only do well when lead by foreigners and arguably insane females.

[wombat2u2004]

Thanks for sharing, Wom.

I'm still amazed that the French struck medals basically celebrating incompetence.

Good soldiers, crap leaders.

They only do well when lead by foreigners and arguably insane females.

I had to laugh when I was in Vietnam seeing the remains of the French effort in the Indochina War. There are French forts everywhere. Or the remains of them. Evidently after there daily offensives, they would return to these forts for their nightly defencives, and lock themselves up in them.
You can imagine what was left of these forts and there inhabitants after a night surrounded by Viet Minh armed with explosives and perhaps a captured field howitzer or two

[RICHARD]

You can imagine what was left of these forts and there inhabitants after a night surrounded by Viet Minh armed with explosives and perhaps a captured field howitzer or two

I guess you would have to leave the shells for the howitzers behind.

They don't do you any good w/o the gun?

[RICHARD]

Thanks for sharing, Wom.

I'm still amazed that the French struck medals basically celebrating incompetence.

Good soldiers, crap leaders.

They only do well when lead by foreigners and arguably insane females.

Look out, people may think you don't like females.

[Karen]

Look out, people may think you don't like females.

He's referring to Joan d'Arc - and besides, I hope everyone around here knows with the upbringing Lady's Human had, there's no way he'd have survived without healthy respect for females! And I, for males - we were raised that there's no such thing as work based purely on gender, and my brothers learned to sew and cook, and my sister and I learned to check the oil, mow the grass, etc. (although I never did mow the grass at home, by the time she left for college, Lady's Human was big enough and wanted to do it)!

[wombat2u2004]

He's referring to Joan d'Arc - and besides, I hope everyone around here knows with the upbringing Lady's Human had, there's no way he'd have survived without healthy respect for females! And I, for males - we were raised that there's no such thing as work based purely on gender, and my brothers learned to sew and cook, and my sister and I learned to check the oil, mow the grass, etc. (although I never did mow the grass at home, by the time she left for college, Lady's Human was big enough and wanted to do it)!

BUT !!!! Did he have a Barbie Doll of his own ???

[blue]

Very cool stuff Wom.

[Lady's Human]

Funny, I don't remember a single barbie in the entire house. Ever.

[wombat2u2004]

Funny, I don't remember a single barbie in the entire house. Ever.

YOU SEE !!!!! They were hidden from you.
What do you really think happened while you were out there sweating over the lawnmower ???? THEY...your sisters were inside, secretly playing with their barbie dolls.

[Karen]

Sorry, Wombat, wrong again. I hated Barbie dolls, thought they were stupid and useless and just weird. No one ever bought any for me or my sister, nor did we ask for them. I had one "doll" - I got a "Dawn" doll by saving up cereal box tops and sending away for it, and when it came, I wouldn't say I played with it much, but we did build it furniture, etc.