Wretched lack of a modify option, that should be Plath.

Proxy, are you still fantasizing about 'men' birthing babies?
Foxy, you were far too nice in your reply to his rubbish!

Cornflower, while I admire Dawn French, and enjoyed her book immensely,
I am with Foxy when she said she would prefer to look at David Beckham topless.

We can enjoy looking, while not having to worry about what is between his ears or who he is married to.

One only has to compare this to many men ogling Pamela Anderson's chest when her brain power would surely be even less than Beckham's?

Dear Cornflower,

It's not David Beckham's brain that I
find visually pleasing (or his ears)!
And RObert and I are only talking visuals here.

I'm re- reading Dawn French's book at the moment,
"Dear Fatty!"

In patriarchies men once delivered collaborative, creative genius which built empires, realised miracles of technology and defined fundamental principles of human justice, accompanied by a dark side of conflict, prejudice and unimaginable destruction brought about by the imbalance with women of human sensibility.

With the empowerment of women male genius is fragmenting in competition for female attention as parliaments stall and corporations struggle while militant groups hold the world to ransom.

Equal rights governance recovers male sensibilities in men's legislatures, courts and corporate committees prior to negotiation with women’s legislatures, courts and corporate committees through cabinets, judicial councils and boards of directors comprised of equal numbers of women and men, the dark side denied in equality.

Both women and men perform at a premium when ideas are workshopped independently before conferencing together.

I don't have much interest in their tits, but I bet David Beckham is a better footballer than Dawn French ;)

whistler, normally a find your posts pleasantly 'wistful', but really...

<< when ideas are workshopped independently before conferencing together >>

I think I'm going to vomit. Do you envisage a parliament of social workers?

Actually, was it supposed to be a joke? It sounds like something Dawn French would write.

Foxy,
I started the book reluctantly, but enjoyed it. My book club ended up reconvening for a dinner party to continue our discussion.

CJ Morgan, "It sounds like something Dawn French would write."
Heh, heh, you worked hard to fit that snipe in. No surprise though, the author would be way too genuine and good humoured for you.