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Facsimile wrote: dorii
plural of doris?! either brilliant or deeply patronising...
the stuff you're talking about is primal. women want men to provide for them (nice car? impressive job?) and men want women to procreate with (nice arse? impressive tits?)
neither is necessarily pejorative.
Clever women know that blokes with nice cars have no money to spend on dresses and shiny presents 
bloodynora wrote:
Facsimile wrote: dorii
plural of doris?! either brilliant or deeply patronising...
Dorises, shurely... :D
GlasVegas wrote: .....continuing a theme here. Another interesting phenomenon. Bands that seem to attract more laydeez than fellas to their gigs. Ignoring the obvious boy band and pop types I'm thinking of the following gigs I've been to where I would say there was defineately more 'nanny' than 'boaby'...
The Cribs Bloc Party Suede
Maybe they hate all this stereotypical thing, that they should all like r'n'b, love songs, boy bands, because they are all a bit boring, don't you think?
Dodjem wrote: Lisa Moorish
Ha! Not heard that name in a while. My old boss from a club I used to DJ in 'back in the day' went out with her for a year or so. Nice girl but a bit of a bombscare when she was mad with it (which was often).
