• AdLib : Bonsoir, ma amie! A tu aussi!

  • PatsyT : A demain! Bonne week-end!

  • AdLib : Mood Might!

  • PatsyT : Ok Too much info

  • AdLib : It all depends if it is before or after I blow my nose.

  • PatsyT : Well which is it a B or a M ?

  • AdLib : A bientot!

  • PatsyT : Bonne nuit

  • PatsyT : Sweet dreams

  • AdLib : Night javaz!!!

  • AdLib : Night Patsy!!!

  • PatsyT : That sounds like a plan…. nighty night all

  • AdLib : Yes, it has been a wide ranging and enjoyable Vox Populi! I’ve missed it, sorry for keeping you all up so late! See you next week, same time, same place!

  • javaz : Bon soir mes amis!

  • javaz : Are we going to bed yet? My husband just asked me that, and so I will bid you all adieu and hope you all have sweet dreams.

  • javaz : LOL

  • AdLib : As for cups and helmets, the primary rule about baseball is to keep your eye on the ball THEN worry about whose ahead.

  • javaz : Don’t blame pedophilia on the celibacy thing when it comes to the church.

  • AdLib : Javaz – I totally agree with where you’re going on this, if most religions weren’t centered around men being in power, there would probably be a lot less hang ups about sex. The pagan religions that were more about Gaia and had women as central religious figures were far more at ease about sex.

  • javaz : I’m one of them wimmen livers – LMAO – in fact my husband just said that the other day – he had to marry a goddamn feminist – and that was funny, because my husband is a feminist, too.

  • PatsyT : «link» about the baseball

  • AdLib : javaz – It’s not that “you men” are weak, their religion was designed this way 2,000 years ago. Why must Catholic priests be celibate? Look at all the awful things that have come from that. Hey, remember who came over to this continent first from Europe? The Puritans. And look how messed up that made America.

  • javaz : LOL

  • PatsyT : OK Javez I love that Perfect!!!

  • javaz : joke time – when baseball first started, they made sure that men’s bits were protected by a cup and then it took baseball nearly 50 years to figure out that they had to wear helmets to protect their brains.

  • PatsyT : Javez I hear you they have such a long road

  • AdLib : javaz – Yes, in the U.S, Muslim women do have a choice and some do choose to wear burkas. In Muslim nations, you are right, they have no choice or they could be jailed, beaten or killed.

  • javaz : My God or my Allah, how freaking weak are you men that you can’t handle seeing a woman’s face or legs or breasts – this is going back to the USA when women didn’t wear pants and couldn’t vote and it was Eve’s fault that Adam ate the apple. It took the Devil to tempt Eve and then all it took was a human and a woman to tempt Adam?

  • AdLib : Patsy – We need to keep in mind that in their society and many religious Muslims congregate mostly among other Muslims, they could be outcast in this country by their community for not conforming (in a Muslim nation, they could be beaten or killed according to law). I don’t agree with this nor think it is a good thing, it is a part of the Muslim religion.

  • PatsyT : Oh the brains that they let go dorment They need the women to balance their hyper male turbo drive.

  • PatsyT : Those women that do not want to be in public may be doing that because they are oppressed and ashamed

  • javaz : The women that wear burkas, AdLib, do not have a choice.

  • javaz : We may not have the brawn, but us “little women” have the brains – OMG, Patsy, that last comment was meant as a joke, right?

  • AdLib : javaz – Don’t all religions teach from childhood on, how one should be and perceive things? Though I can’t imagine any woman preferring to wear a burka, wouldn’t it be interfering with someone else’s religious beliefs if they wanted to? The slippery slope is having people from one religion insisting that those following the traditions or dogma from another religion be prevented from doing so.

  • PatsyT : Can I just say that the burka thing may come in handy for those gals that do not want to show up in public anyway

  • javaz : Patsy, we’re still fighting for our rights here!