>female behavior

Nov 27, 2006 2 Replies
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female behavior


>From: "marty wallace" Friday - view profile
>Date: Wed, Oct 18 2006 5:47 pm
>Email: "marty wallace" snipped-for-privacy@geo.net.au Friday
>Anyone but me notice how many coarse women there are on the cycling
>newsgroups? We all know of course that all the cycling groups are composed
>of mostly men. The few women who do show up are almost without exception
>extremely vulgar and verge on being tramps. Many of the men on the groups
>actually encourage this kind of female behavior. Women, having very small
>brains, fall into this trap all too easily.

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The above was written by the Great Ed Dolan who proudly takes credit for it as is his due.

Only Catholic priests and hermits like Ed Dolan the Great know anything worth knowing about women. All the rest of you have been corrupted by your experience with them. If you would know anything about women worth knowing, you must separate yourself from them and only contemplate them from a great distance.

Women should not be on these cycling forums. They belong in the nursery taking care of their children, cooking in the kitchen and going to church on Sundays. About once a week or so they should serve their husbands in the bedroom. Is this asking too much of them?

By the way, if you would ever become a Great Saint like Saint Edward the Great, then you must forever abhor all contact with women. Aye, the way of Great Saints is narrow indeed!

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota aka Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

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And it seems that no matter what group you read there is ALWAYS at least one jacka$$ troll.

Ken

The bicycle is just as good company as most husbands and, when it gets old and shabby, a woman can dispose of it and get a new one without shocking the entire community. ~Ann Strong
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