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I searched for the Boneyard tonight on Chrome and noticed a descriptor beneath the title included the phrase "cess pool." Does anyone know how those descriptors can be changed???
Perhaps the most generous use of the term "discusses" I've ever read. It was entertaining during the presidential campaign.The Cesspool is the off-topic board that discusses mostly politics.
So not much different from BY then?it is chock full of people who are easily offended and plenty of people who look to offend them.
More of a hybrid between the BY and Lord of the Flies.So not much different from BY then?
It's a bunch of people yelling at and insulting each other to show how much more right they are. It's a place where the guys strut around waving rulers at each other shouting, "Mine's bigger than yours".
Why can't men argue like women? When we argue we make catty comments about each other's hair or clothes, someone cries, then we all go out together for Margaritas and trash men. See how simple?
Sounds like Facebook. Guys think they are always right, although my wife sort of convinces me I'm not.It's a bunch of people yelling at and insulting each other to show how much more right they are. It's a place where the guys strut around waving rulers at each other shouting, "Mine's bigger than yours".
Why can't men argue like women? When we argue we make catty comments about each other's hair or clothes, someone cries, then we all go out together for Margaritas and trash men. See how simple?
It's a bunch of people yelling at and insulting each other to show how much more right they are. It's a place where the guys strut around waving rulers at each other shouting, "Mine's bigger than yours".
Why can't men argue like women?
No, that's not the way it goes. Women will make catty comments about each other, behind their backs. And then they'll carry that $H#% for years and years and bring it up again over and over.When we argue we make catty comments about each other's hair or clothes, someone cries, then we all go out together for Margaritas and trash men. See how simple?
We do the male equivalent. We shout as loud as we can, we don't listen to any response unless it is a catty comment about our wife or mother. We then brag about our mostly fictional love life. Then everybody laughs and we grab a beer. Or we start a war.It's a bunch of people yelling at and insulting each other to show how much more right they are. It's a place where the guys strut around waving rulers at each other shouting, "Mine's bigger than yours".
Why can't men argue like women? When we argue we make catty comments about each other's hair or clothes, someone cries, then we all go out together for Margaritas and trash men. See how simple?
Pardon me, but are you mansplaining women to me?Well for one thing, men have something that they can compare as to being "bigger". And although women will never admit it (at least to men), size matters.
No, that's not the way it goes. Women will make catty comments about each other, behind their backs. And then they'll carry that $H#% for years and years and bring it up again over and over.
Men can have an all out, punch in the face fight and then go out for beer. Women? They never let that stuff go. Ever.
Mansplaining men.Pardon me, but are you mansplaining women to me?
If you want to Lurk.....man....the cesspool is the place to be if you have insomnia. Those guys are nutz.I love the ceespool, many have no clue it exist
yes, people's true colors come out over there...If you want to Lurk.....man....the cesspool is the place to be if you have insomnia. Those guys are nutz.
Facebook is easily controlled by the people you have selected as "friends". Way better controlled setting than the ceespool. FB you know their 'real names, jobs, where they live, kids etc." not so much on the BY or any other "forum"Sounds like Facebook. Guys think they are always right, although my wife sort of convinces me I'm not.
I don't get in the (political) arguments constantly on Facebook but I admit I stress. So I have stayed away from the cesspool.
By the way, though, Nan - did you know that my first exposure to "alternative facts" was on the WBB BY a couple of years ago, reading a discussion in which I did not participate. The folks were arguing over the most popular sport in England, 2 quite vehemently, and a third person brought in an actual survey from (IIRC) the London Times. I have never forgotten - and I made a big thing about it among my friends - when one of the disputants made a comment like this - "Well, that's alright, but I'll continue to believe what I'm saying is the most popular sport because it makes more sense to me". If that isn't alternative facts - 2 or more years before the phrase was invented - I don't know what is.
Guys think they are always right, although my wife sort of convinces me I'm not.
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