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Blonde Revenge....MEN JOKES!
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1.       Chris123
156 posts
 16 Dec 2005 Fri 10:58 pm

Payback time...

What do you call a woman who knows where her husband is every night?
A widow.

What did God say after creating man?
I must be able to do better than that.

Q. What's the fastest way to a man's heart?
A. Through his chest with a sharp knife.

HeHe - but we love them anyway!

2.       evilhermit
44 posts
 16 Dec 2005 Fri 11:09 pm

Of course we all love men. In fact, I think every girl should own one.

3.       sophie
2712 posts
 16 Dec 2005 Fri 11:46 pm

Advice From Women To Men (stolen from a website )

- If we're watching football with you--it's not bonding--it's their butts.
- If you were really looking for an honest answer, you wouldn't ask in bed.
- The reason why our bras don't always match our underwear is because WE actually change our underwear.
- The next time you joke about female drivers, research the number of accidents caused by rubber-necking mini-skirts.
- If only women gossip, how do you and your friends keep track of "who's easy"?
- Stop telling us most male strippers are gay: we don't care.

4.       sophie
2712 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 12:02 am

38,562 men were asked to identify woman's ultimate fantasy.
97.8% of the respondents said that a woman's ultimate fantasy is to have two men at once.

While this has been verified by a recent sociological study, it appears that most men do not realize that in this fantasy, one man is cooking and the other is cleaning.

5.       Boop
785 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 12:06 am

Love it sophie!!!

6.       Aslan
1070 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 12:35 am

Men are like fine wine. They all start out like grapes, and it's a woman's job to stomp on them and keep them in the dark until they mature into something you'd like to have dinner with.

7.       Boop
785 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 12:39 am

what do you call a man with half a brain? Gifted!! lol

8.       ramayan
2633 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 04:15 am

Quoting Chris123:

Payback time...

What do you call a woman who knows where her husband is every night?
A widow.

What did God say after creating man?
I must be able to do better than that.

Q. What's the fastest way to a man's heart?
A. Through his chest with a sharp knife.

HeHe - but we love them anyway!




hahah why god didnt create first women...hahahaha...a paradox...hahah

9.       ramayan
2633 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 04:17 am

Quoting sophie:

38,562 men were asked to identify woman's ultimate fantasy.
97.8% of the respondents said that a woman's ultimate fantasy is to have two men at once.

While this has been verified by a recent sociological study, it appears that most men do not realize that in this fantasy, one man is cooking and the other is cleaning.



nice i like that...

10.       ramayan
2633 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 04:19 am

Quoting Boop:

what do you call a man with half a brain? Gifted!! lol



iğrenc bir espri.....is der any women einstein?or sophocles?or shakespeare?just tell me???hahahah
(i know u all be nagry)
hahaah
didnt like ur joke...hahah

11.       Boop
785 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 01:24 pm

They say the truth hurts Ramayan ! What's the matter - lost your sense of humour

12.       goner
506 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 01:33 pm

not a good joke,i think

lack of quality....

13.       Lyndie
968 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 01:48 pm

Quoting ramayan:

Quoting Boop:

what do you call a man with half a brain? Gifted!! lol



iğrenc bir espri.....is der any women einstein?or sophocles?or shakespeare?just tell me???hahahah
(i know u all be nagry)
hahaah
didnt like ur joke...hahah



Well let' see now...
There is a shortage of great historical female mathmeticians and scientist mainly because they weren't 'allowed' by men to become great academics. You are right, i can't think of any great ancient Greek women philosophers or mathemeticians!

However...
Let's see who I can come up with as 'female' great names. I am sure my 'sisters' will add to the list.

The Virgin Mary
Boudicca
Joan of Arc
Marie Curie
Indhira Ghandi

Hatshepsut
Queen of Egypt, 15th century B.C.

Nefertiti
Queen of Egypt, 14th Century B.C.

Sammuramat
Assyrian Queen, 9th Century B.C.

Cleopatra
Queen of Egypt, 69-30 B.C.

Eleanor of Aquitaine
Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202

Joan of Arc
Leader of the French Army, 1412-1431

Elizabeth I
Queen of England, 1533-1603

Catherine the Great
Empress of Russia. 1729-1796

Golda Meir
Prime Minister of Israel, 1898-1978

Indira Gandhi
Prime Minister of India, 1917-1984

Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister of England, b. 1925

Valentina Terashkova USSR Cosmonaut fist woman in space

Sappho - Greek Poetess 625BC

1718
Mary Montagu introduced smallpox vaccine to England.
1762

Catherine the Great became ruler of Russia. 1776

The Bronte sisters - classic literary figures


I could go on.....some of these were even blondes







14.       fazi
24 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 02:41 pm

Quoting Lyndie:



Marie Curie



2 nobel prize - physics and chemistry [and well, I have to add that her full name was Marie Curie,née Sklodowska
]

to the list I add

Sappho - an Ancient Greek lyric poet

15.       Boop
785 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 03:42 pm

Alessandra Giliani - Anatomist - 1st to trace circulatory sysem using coloured fluids..

Alicia Sott (1860-194 - Mathematician - Deriving Archimedean solids from Platonic solids..

Caroline Herschel (1750-1848) - Mathematician/astronomer - 1st women to discover a comet...


Clara Barton (1821-1921) - civil war nurse - founder of American Red Cross..

Amelia Earhart (1897-1937) - flew solo across Atlantic ocean...........

etc..

16.       Joey
0 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 04:46 pm

Quote:

Lyndie
Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister of England.

Actually she was Prime Minister of Britain.

17.       Chris123
156 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 04:50 pm

Ooo Joey, maybe we should keep quiet about that one! You are not helping our cause...!!!

18.       Lyndie
968 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 05:50 pm

Quoting Joey:

Quote:

Lyndie
Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister of England.

Actually she was Prime Minister of Britain.




I thought when I first read your post you were citing me as one of the World's Greatest (Blonde) women ALONGSIDE Maggie, then I realised you were just correcting yet another one of my great Scottish/English gaffs! lolOLO

Well...I've had my moments.....

19.       miss_ceyda
2627 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 06:00 pm

Quoting Chris123:

Payback time...

What do you call a woman who knows where her husband is every night?
A widow.

What did God say after creating man?
I must be able to do better than that.

Q. What's the fastest way to a man's heart?
A. Through his chest with a sharp knife.

HeHe - but we love them anyway!



these are great!!
let me see if i can translate them.. hehe

1.
allah/ tanrı adam yarattıktan sonra ne demiş??
bundan daha iyi yapabilirim...

2.
bir adamın kalbine en hızlı taraf nedir?
???

aaa... someone help me out...and correct the places where i may have gone wrong...

20.       Joey
0 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 10:30 pm

I see what you mean Lyndie. Sorry!

21.       Joey
0 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:00 pm

Quoting Chris123:

Ooo Joey, maybe we should keep quiet about that one! You are not helping our cause...!!!


Sorry Chris123. She was even less appreciated up in Scotland!

22.       Aslan
1070 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:36 pm

The bitter truth is that there have been just as many wonderful women as men through history, but the women were not given the same opportunities as the men.
...but be sure that all the men in our history books had mothers and daughters, sisters and lovers that were just as brilliant!

...last night I heard on the news that talibans had shot a teacher to death in front of his students. The teachers crime? ...he was educating women! ...2005...what a disgrace! ...if anyone wonder why I am a feminist...feel free to ask!

23.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:42 pm

excuse me Aslan but this is not related to feminism.. actually its related to BEING HUMAN... and be aware of what is being Human... there is no written thing about killing a human in islamic things.. as ppl probably blame that with being moslim.. actually there is no words to tell more.. its TERROR

24.       Aslan
1070 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:49 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

excuse me Aslan but this is not related to feminism.. actually its related to BEING HUMAN... and be aware of what is being Human... there is no written thing about killing a human in islamic things.. as ppl probably blame that with being moslim.. actually there is no words to tell more.. its TERROR



...to me it is related to womens rights and feminism, dostum, but of course I agree with you...and my intention was never to blame religion for what happened.

25.       Lyndie
968 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:50 pm

Quoting SuiGeneris:

excuse me Aslan but this is not related to feminism.. actually its related to BEING HUMAN... and be aware of what is being Human... there is no written thing about killing a human in islamic things.. as ppl probably blame that with being moslim.. actually there is no words to tell more.. its TERROR



Sui..this IS related to feminism. Because the Taliban's reaction to the educating of women, is how women became oppressed for so long and why they still are.

Sui...did you know, and this is a fact! That 30% of Turkish women are regularly beaten by their husbands and other family members (including their own sons)? This is oppression!

It really IS what feminism is all about.

No educated person believes that the Taliban represent the real face of Islam. I don't believe Islam oppresses women, I believe that Muslim men oppress women, all over the world!
Feminism is about how MEN suppress and oppress the freedom and rights of women. Its not an Islamic thing, its a MAN thing!

26.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 17 Dec 2005 Sat 11:59 pm

look larger girls! There is a killed teacher... a big crime... whatever the reason was... and the ratio is much more bigger than %30.. even very luxurous and high society women having problem with that too... this is a big problem but what we can do with it? ok lets bring to all women in a house so let them live there away from their hubbies.. but then??? what will come then?? this will change by the change in generation and with change in minds... you will see maybe it will take years but this need to change.. and there must be always bads and goods in this world to see what we are doing... anyway.. this is sth like paradox.. feminism or any other thing.. at first we need to be learn HUMAN ...

27.       Joey
0 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:03 am

Quoting Aslan:

The bitter truth is that there have been just as many wonderful women as men through history, but the women were not given the same opportunities as the men.
...but be sure that all the men in our history books had mothers and daughters, sisters and lovers that were just as brilliant!

...last night I heard on the news that talibans had shot a teacher to death in front of his students. The teachers crime? ...he was educating women! ...2005...what a disgrace! ...if anyone wonder why I am a feminist...feel free to ask!


I recognize that over the years that women have not had the opportunities that men have had but to compare the activities of the Taliban with the average male to justify your feminist views is wrong

28.       Aslan
1070 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:10 am

Quoting Joey:

I recognize that over the years that women have not had the opportunities that men have had but to compare the activities of the Taliban with the average male to justify your feminist views is wrong



I don´t compare taliban activities with average male to justify my feminist views! ...as a feminist I think that women should have the same rights and opportunities as men...that´s it! ...and I find it horrible that someone is killed for educating women...and I don´t compare that action with the average male, I don´t even understand where you get that from? ...do you see ghosts where there are none?

29.       SuiGeneris
3922 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:15 am

when you look at the streets recently in istanbul an extraordinary increase about woman drivers and woman workers stuff... you really have the same rights maybe some more than men in cities... but to be active in other regions.. you need educate them... at first...

30.       Lyndie
968 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:24 am

OOFFF!
I don't think anyone was trying to suggest the Taliban were representative of all men. BUT the point being made by Aslan and myself, is that the Taliban's actions are a continuation of the kind of oppression of women that has been going for hundreds of years and created the situation that still continues all over the world.

31.       ilka
15 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:36 am

surely you can condemn the violation of human rights, even if you don´t call yourself a feminist.

but really speaking out for human rights might lead to you being called a feminist anyway.
It´s happened to me before..

32.       Lyndie
968 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 12:40 am

You are absolutely right Ilka.

Everyone should speak out about human rights generally and as you have said, this can lead to making feminist statements. Its just in this particular case, The overwhelming issue was a feminist issue. Of course the rights of a teacher to teach should be inviolate but the whole issue is that the teacher was killed for educating women and that makes the wider issue a feminist issue.

33.       Joey
0 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 01:44 am

Quoting Lyndie:

You are absolutely right Ilka.

Everyone should speak out about human rights generally and as you have said, this can lead to making feminist statements. Its just in this particular case, The overwhelming issue was a feminist issue. Of course the rights of a teacher to teach should be inviolate but the whole issue is that the teacher was killed for educating women and that makes the wider issue a feminist issue.


I understand your anger. The male domination of women in many countries all over the world is totally unacceptable.It will take many years to put things right but it is annoying to take all the flak! By the way Ramayan has been strangely quiet since he started this!

34.       Deli_kizin
6376 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 02:33 am

How funny how this came out of a joke-thread.. not funny after all anymore.

It's getting time that there is no longer need for a word as 'feminism', because that would mean that men and women have the same rights. 'Feminism' implies there are still differences in right between men and women. Maybe that is the reason I'm not too keen on the word. So i hope we are not too far from the day that the word 'Feminism' will slowly dissapear from common vocabulary and end up in history books.. "those old times in which women were not having the same rights like men. Hard to imagine, isn't it, kizim?"

35.       Aslan
1070 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 04:20 am

Your vision is wonderful! ...I hope it will happen in our lifetime!!!

36.       Chris123
156 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 04:28 pm

I don't believe men realise that women are discriminated against on a regular basis and if, perhaps, they truly examined their thoughts about all aspects of women they would agree. We don't want to be EQUAL to men - I like the fact we are different, but I want to be treated with the same respect as a man. That is all.

I once worked in a sales office and (amazingly) was in a management role there. The Sales Director (a man) would always tell me how forward-thinking he was for employing me and that he was NOT a sexist. Then, one day, we had to replace one of the sales administration team. We were discussing this and he said to me:-
"I think we should try to employ a man in this role this time".
"Why" I asked
"Because the administration role is good training for sales managment, and if a man were in that role he could eventually be a sales manager"
SAY NO MORE..........!!
:-S

37.       Chris123
156 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 04:33 pm

Quote:

Sorry Chris123. She was even less appreciated up in Scotland!



Hi Joey,
Scotland? I don't think that existed in Thatcher's day did it?? Oh yes, I remember, you had the oil!! Maybe she makes more sense now she has dementia eh?
So how is it up there - any snow?

38.       Joey
0 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 06:17 pm

Quote:

Hi Joey,
Scotland? I don't think that existed in Thatcher's day did it?? Oh yes, I remember, you had the oil!! Maybe she makes more sense now she has dementia eh?
So how is it up there - any snow?

Chris 123


Hello Chris I sometimes think dementia is kicking in closer to home! We have not had much snow so far and a white christmas looks unlikely.

39.       Lyndie
968 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 06:44 pm

i rather admired her
and I voted for her twice

40.       Aslan
1070 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 07:16 pm

Quoting Lyndie:

i rather admired her
and I voted for her twice



...I would never admit such a thing in a public place if I was you, dostum! lol ...there was only one thing I considered as positive with her...and that was her position related to her sex. But then again that was really something!!!

41.       Chris123
156 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 07:28 pm

Quote:

...I would never admit such a thing in a public place if I was you, dostum! lol ...there was only one thing I considered as positive with her...and that was her position related to her sex. But then again that was really something!!!



I don't think she even did much for us there really. All those nasty handbags, lacquered hair and "silly soft voice" when she chose to, didn't really help the feminists much. Nah, give me Bodacia any day - now there's a good role model!!

42.       sophie
2712 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 07:46 pm

Quoting Lyndie:

Let's see who I can come up with as 'female' great names. I am sure my 'sisters' will add to the list.

The Virgin Mary
Boudicca
Joan of Arc
Marie Curie
Indhira Ghandi

Hatshepsut
Queen of Egypt, 15th century B.C.

Nefertiti
Queen of Egypt, 14th Century B.C.

Sammuramat
Assyrian Queen, 9th Century B.C.

Cleopatra
Queen of Egypt, 69-30 B.C.

Eleanor of Aquitaine
Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202

Joan of Arc
Leader of the French Army, 1412-1431

Elizabeth I
Queen of England, 1533-1603

Catherine the Great
Empress of Russia. 1729-1796

Golda Meir
Prime Minister of Israel, 1898-1978

Indira Gandhi
Prime Minister of India, 1917-1984

Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister of England, b. 1925

Valentina Terashkova USSR Cosmonaut fist woman in space

Sappho - Greek Poetess 625BC

1718
Mary Montagu introduced smallpox vaccine to England.
1762

Catherine the Great became ruler of Russia. 1776

The Bronte sisters - classic literary figures


I could go on.....some of these were even blondes




heyyyy...u have forgotten Tansu Ciller, the first female prime minister of Turkey.

43.       Lyndie
968 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 08:50 pm

Ayyyyyyyy- I didn't forget her! I never heard of her! Funny how none of our Turkish boys mentioned her either!

44.       Aslan
1070 posts
 18 Dec 2005 Sun 08:53 pm

Maybe they never heard about her either?

45.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:49 am

Quoting Aslan:

The bitter truth is that there have been just as many wonderful women as men through history, but the women were not given the same opportunities as the men.
...but be sure that all the men in our history books had mothers and daughters, sisters and lovers that were just as brilliant!

...last night I heard on the news that talibans had shot a teacher to death in front of his students. The teachers crime? ...he was educating women! ...2005...what a disgrace! ...if anyone wonder why I am a feminist...feel free to ask!



allahın feministi ne olacak....
i hope god send a stone as big as men on ur hand(tried to translate a turkısh idiom)

46.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:52 am

Quote:

Quoting Chris123:

Sorry Chris123. She was even less appreciated up in Scotland!



Hi Joey,
Scotland? I don't think that existed in Thatcher's day did it?? Oh yes, I remember, you had the oil!! Maybe she makes more sense now she has dementia eh?
So how is it up there - any snow?




chris sometimes i hate u sometimes i like....heehhe...go on...u r on the right way....(dont forget to jump down from first bridge)

47.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:55 am

Quoting Aslan:

Quoting Lyndie:

i rather admired her
and I voted for her twice



...I would never admit such a thing in a public place if I was you, dostum! lol ...there was only one thing I considered as positive with her...and that was her position related to her sex. But then again that was really something!!!



yes everything is related with sex,sex,sex...ouh my god....hahhahah

48.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 03:58 am

Quoting sophie:

Quoting Lyndie:

Let's see who I can come up with as 'female' great names. I am sure my 'sisters' will add to the list.

The Virgin Mary
Boudicca
Joan of Arc
Marie Curie
Indhira Ghandi

Hatshepsut
Queen of Egypt, 15th century B.C.

Nefertiti
Queen of Egypt, 14th Century B.C.

Sammuramat
Assyrian Queen, 9th Century B.C.

Cleopatra
Queen of Egypt, 69-30 B.C.

Eleanor of Aquitaine
Queen of England and of France, 1122-1202

Joan of Arc
Leader of the French Army, 1412-1431

Elizabeth I
Queen of England, 1533-1603

Catherine the Great
Empress of Russia. 1729-1796

Golda Meir
Prime Minister of Israel, 1898-1978

Indira Gandhi
Prime Minister of India, 1917-1984

Margaret Thatcher
Prime Minister of England, b. 1925

Valentina Terashkova USSR Cosmonaut fist woman in space

Sappho - Greek Poetess 625BC

1718
Mary Montagu introduced smallpox vaccine to England.
1762

Catherine the Great became ruler of Russia. 1776

The Bronte sisters - classic literary figures


I could go on.....some of these were even blondes




heyyyy...u have forgotten Tansu Ciller, the first female prime minister of Turkey.



u all very intellectual women...or its bcos of ur sex...(tonite everything is related with sex....damn...
tansu çiller...ummmm...wad short list dis is,is not it???
admit pls the list is short or not???

49.       ramayan
2633 posts
 19 Dec 2005 Mon 04:10 am

yes i admit...you are all very important things in our life....(her başarılı erkegin ardında bir kadın vardır)der is a woman behind every seccessful men......with the help of women wad we add our life....even technology means women....
some men discover africa and antarctica to get rid of women their wives murmur.....ehiehiehi...some men forced by their wives to do house works invent washing machine,mixer,....some men invent dildo not to loose them....hehehehhe....

thanks you......hahahahhahah

50.       Chris123
156 posts
 20 Dec 2005 Tue 02:58 pm

Quote:

chris sometimes i hate u sometimes i like....heehhe...go on...u r on the right way....(dont forget to jump down from first bridge)



What? Sometimes you HATE ME? What have I done to deserve this? Why don't you always hate me, why only sometimes? HeHe

51.       Aslan
1070 posts
 20 Dec 2005 Tue 03:58 pm

...I suppose we have to work harder to achieve our goals, dostum!

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