How Do U Talk 2 Girls

[Max Mosley 2]

I think you have missed a slight, although important, point about Murray, Mock - he would like to have multiple partners (especially at the same time), he would like to lose his virginity, he would like to have sex before marriage!! Just kidding, Murray!!

You know, I was in Liverpool today Paul, as it happens. What a ****ing dump it is!

[Autumnpuma 0]

Lets just agree to disagree, OK. You believe in casual sex, I don't. You condone the turning of women into sexual objects, I don't. You believe multiple partners and experimenting before marriage, I don't. You think I'm a loser because of my views, I don't. You think women in the west get more respect, I don't.

Women in India don't have equality, yes, in the west they have more equality, yes, but are still far from being equal to men. Women in India have respect, yes, albeit a different kind of respect as you may view it. I don't even know what kind of respect you are talking about.......... In the west their is peer pressure among kids to lose their virginity, I don't believe this is the norm here. You believe in this, I don't.

In India, most people would touch their parents feet as a sign of respect even today, it's a cultural thing you wouldn't understand. In fact there are many things you wouldn't understand about Indian culture. Just the way I don't understand your culture very well. Just accept we are different. I don't believe casual sex, one night stands and getting laid as often as possible are OK.

Lets leave it at that shall we then you jolly old blighter ? Aye wot wot, sticky wicket and a rum do eh ?

From the pictures you've posted, your wife seems happy. I wonder how many 'equal' women can say that? Equality doesn't equate to happiness and surely happiness is the goal?

[Max Mosley 2]

I know. Actually women have too many rights in the west. An obedient woman is a happy one imho. Men have been pussified for long enough!

[pabloh20 1]

You know, I was in Liverpool today Paul, as it happens. What a ****ing dump it is!

Ahem........where are you from, again ??

[mock 0]

I think you have missed a slight, although important, point about Murray, Mock - he would like to have multiple partners (especially at the same time), he would like to lose his virginity, he would like to have sex before marriage!! Just kidding, Murray!!

Surely, the bit in bold is ok when you're married, however improbable!!

[mock 0]

From the pictures you've posted, your wife seems happy. I wonder how many 'equal' women can say that? Equality doesn't equate to happiness and surely happiness is the goal?

I agree with you 100 % there, you've got it spot on.

[cavallino 2]

You think women in the west get more respect, I don't.

Oh yes they bloody well do

In India, most people would touch their parents feet as a sign of respect even today, it's a cultural thing you wouldn't understand.

I don't either, it is a repulsive archaic custom to demonstrate some kind of servility, fortunately my parents are not like that Bad example there, but you may have a point - I doubt the number of parents abandoned by their parents if you compare similar economic strata would be higher in India. The availability of cheap labour plays a hugely important role there though.

I wonder how many 'equal' women can say that?

Hundreds. Well hundreds that I know/ know of, there could be more, there is a remote possibility that there may be equal happy women who I don't know of.

Funny you don't know any living in an 'equal' country

Equality doesn't equate to happiness and surely happiness is the goal?

Locigal fallacy Nor does it equate to unhappiness.

[mock 0]

Oh yes they bloody well do

I don't either, it is a repulsive archaic custom to demonstrate some kind of servility, fortunately my parents are not like that Bad example there, but you may have a point - I doubt the number of parents abandoned by their parents if you compare similar economic strata would be higher in India. The availability of cheap labour plays a hugely important role there though.

Hundreds. Well hundreds that I know/ know of, there could be more, there is a remote possibility that there may be equal happy women who I don't know of.

Funny you don't know any living in an 'equal' country

Locigal fallacy Nor does it equate to unhappiness.

Don't agree - You've been living away from India for too long. Get your a## back here, NOW !

I don't either, but it is a sign of respect. Jesus did wash the feet of his disciples you know....

Murray had a point there - It is assumed that once one gains equality, happiness follows - does it ?? I'm not sure

[Autumnpuma 0]

Locigal fallacy Nor does it equate to unhappiness.

A logical fallacy would mean it's a false notion, which it clearly isn't. My statement is true, but of course so is yours. My point being that happiness should be the goal, not equality or an Englishman's version of respect. Equality and respect can be components of happiness, but should be determined by each individual. Talking about individuals, there are many women that get equality and are not happy, so clearly equality or a version of respect, isn't required for happiness.

[Max Mosley 2]

Talking about individuals, there are many women that get equality and are not happy, so clearly equality or a version of respect, isn't required for happiness.

Well I think this is a logical phallus. It follows from the bold bit that equality and respect are not sufficient conditions for happiness. But it doesn't follow that they are not required for happiness. But anyway, I can't believe there is anything to debate here. It's obvious that women desire equality and respect and that, everything else being equal, they will be happier having those things. Also it's pretty obvious that Cav is right as usual in that women have more respect and equality in the West.

[Max Mosley 2]

Murray had a point there - It is assumed that once one gains equality, happiness follows - does it ?? I'm not sure

Is it any wonder I don't know whether you're in favour of equality or not?

[pabloh20 1]

Is it any wonder I don't know whether you're in favour of equality or not?

I wonder why you didn't tell me you were going to be in Liverpool this week!

[Max Mosley 2]

Yeah maybe I should have! Well I actually enjoyed my visit, for the record . We went to the Fact centre, if you know it. Mainly to the cinema there after looking round the rest of that building, the centre of the city and especially in the new shopping centre. There are some nice clothes shops there with good offers atm.

[pabloh20 1]

Yeah maybe I should have! Well I actually enjoyed my visit, for the record . We went to the Fact centre, if you know it. Mainly to the cinema there after looking round the rest of that building, the centre of the city and especially in the new shopping centre. There are some nice clothes shops there with good offers atm.

I remember you mentioning it a while ago, Murray, but I didn't remember when you were going to be here. You should have let me know, we might have been able to meet up for a bevvy!!

[Max Mosley 2]

Yeah I'd like that Paul! I visit Chester a lot so I'll probably be around in Liverpool sometime soon. I'll let you know and we can get that drink together.

[pabloh20 1]

Yeah I'd like that Paul! I visit Chester a lot so I'll probably be around in Liverpool sometime soon. I'll let you know and we can get that drink together.

Excellent!

[Jean Todt 4]

A logical fallacy would mean it's a false notion, which it clearly isn't. My statement is true, but of course so is yours. My point being that happiness should be the goal, not equality or an Englishman's version of respect. Equality and respect can be components of happiness, but should be determined by each individual. Talking about individuals, there are many women that get equality and are not happy, so clearly equality or a version of respect, isn't required for happiness.

:clap3:

Ive tried to make that point, but no one really paid much attention to it. Anyways, things would get political if i try to say anything more.(Pointing out examples) Anyways, i admit i couldnt have said it better than you!

[Jean Todt 4]

Can the girls in this forum advice us HOW TO TALK TO YOU?

[Wez 0]

Alcohol my friends... Give me 6 beers I will chat up The Prom Queen, Margret Thatchet & A nun at the same time!

[Max Mosley 2]

Alcohol my friends... Give me 6 beers I will chat up The Prom Queen, Margret Thatchet & A nun at the same time!

Or you could stay sober and manage to select girls that are (a) legal, (b ) the right side of 80 and (c ) not sworn to chastity.

[Autumnpuma 0]

Or you could stay sober and manage to select girls that are (a) legal, (b ) the right side of 80 and (c ) not sworn to chastity.

[pabloh20 1]

Or you could stay sober and manage to select girls that are (a) legal, (b ) the right side of 80 and (c ) not sworn to chastity.

Bloody typical! You've spoilt my plans for if we ever meet up for a bevvy!! I'll have to think of a different place to take you now......

[cavallino 2]

Don't agree - You've been living away from India for too long. Get your a## back here, NOW !

I am in India You are in Bangalore, which warps your perspective. The rest of the country is different unfortunately

I don't either, but it is a sign of respect. Jesus did wash the feet of his disciples you know....

Respect isn't bought. I'll refrain from reacting to the second sentence.

Murray had a point there - It is assumed that once one gains equality, happiness follows - does it ?? I'm not sure

A logical fallacy would mean it's a false notion, which it clearly isn't.

It's a non sequitur

Some unequal women are happy.

does not imply

All equal women are unhappy.

Anyway, the point is merely saying that some women are happy not having the equal status does not prove anythign. Besides, I would argue that most of them choose to live being dictated to for other incentives, usually economic - there are very few who get off on being 'unequal'.

My statement is true, but of course so is yours. My point being that happiness should be the goal, not equality

Happiness is a personal goal which has little to do with a matter of legal principle which equality is.

[Jean Todt 4]

Or you could stay sober and manage to select girls that are (a) legal, (b ) the right side of 80 and (c ) not sworn to chastity.

[Wez 0]

Or you could stay sober and manage to select girls that are (a) legal, (b ) the right side of 80 and (c ) not sworn to chastity.

You Old fart! If there is grass on the pitch, Play cricket!