Didge Doo

Mars or Venus? What are the big differences in the way men and women express their ideas?

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Stormy-Lynn Calvert Profile

Most of the men I know think one thing at time. They have a one track mind. My thoughts are like a bowl of spaghetti. They may look awesome, but they're a jumbled mess! :)

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Didge Doo
Didge Doo commented
That is absolutely wonderful! Got a big laugh from Mrs Didge, too. If anybody stop this answer I'll ride a Harley naked through the streets of Coventry. (Horses are so Lady Godiva.)
Stormy-Lynn Calvert
I'll be waiting! :D
Aldrich Ames Profile
Aldrich Ames answered

I'm just gonna get the popcorn for the gender flame war that may possibly occur.

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Didge Doo
Didge Doo commented
Maybe you and Hippy could sit in the stands and shout encouragement to either side. Have you ever seen this "Flame Warrior" site?

http://www.flamewarriorsguide.com/

The flame warriors pictured below are known as "The Coffee Klatch"
Aldrich Ames
Aldrich Ames commented
I'll go with the men. Y'know, because I'm a guy and stuff.
Corey The Goofyhawk Profile
Corey The Goofyhawk , Epic has no limit, answered

As Stormy put it, I have a one track mind and there is never more than one train on that track at a time. Sometimes, though, that train gets misdirected and heads toward the S section of my station's directory. *ahem*

Women... Women... Uhh... Women are great!

**Whew, great save, ole buddy.**

Cookie Roma Profile
Cookie Roma answered

As the late great George Carlin said:  Women are crazy and men are stupid.  The main reason women are crazy is because men are stupid.  Just saying

PJ Stein Profile
PJ Stein answered

I am not sure what this exactly says, but this is a prime example of the difference between my husband and I in daily life. I am more detail oriented while he is more of the bullet point type.

I have two dogs and both are on medication. I know which dog gets what medication and when. I know which medication can or cannot be given with food and what each medication is for. My problem is keeping time and giving the medicine on schedule without the aid of an alarm.

My husband has no idea what they are taking or why. As long as I leave the medicine in one of those weekly pill containers with a spot for each day and time, and write down a schedule. He can keep the schedule without an alarm.

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Didge Doo
Didge Doo commented
That's an excellent example. It works like that at our place, too. Lynne is much more into detail than I am. It's not always like that. When her cholesterol topped out I was the one who had to work out how to change her diet (and mine) to bring it down. It took about six months. But mostly I bow to her expertise.

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