19 thoughts on “Men and women are different

    • Believe it or don’t, BoB, ANYbody can enter that state of mind where if nothing is happening the brain activity is minimal. Just takes practice. Meditation, sort of.

    • It also ‘splains why when you ask a woman a simple question easily answered yes or no, you get a long response totally irrelevant to the question.

  1. It sounds like she was vaccinated with a gramophone needle (you need to be of a certain age to understand the reference).

    But there again, all women are motormouths. My wife was the only woman I knew with a suntanned tongue so I know AAAAAAAAAALL about it.

  2. He’s ashamed to say that he’s thinking about the Roman Empire. What if Crassus had AK47s at Carrhae.

  3. Meh. There’s always something going on in my mind. It’s just that much of it is either too esoteric to be of interest to others, or sharing it would scare them shitless. So. I keep most of my inner monologue to myself. The world ain’t ready to hear that shit. And considering some of the comments I make here, and elsewhere online, the world should be very worried about what goes unspoken.

    • Same here, MOSTLY, but I keep up the maintenance up on my nothing box. At 74, I occasionally need to check out of the current insanities. Fortunately, my wife of 47 years understands and is not among them. I’m a lucky guy.

    • Too true. My girlfriend usually asks that type of question just after I’ve seen a female, whereupon my brain automatically asked “How do you think sex with that one would be?” … like I’m going to tell her this, even when it was her!

  4. I don’t know about the rest of you guys, but I hate that “What are you thinkin’ about” question.
    It’s my head, my thoughts, and the one place I can be alone and I don’t want you wandering around in there.
    And as Big Ruckus D said, some of it would scare the shit outta people.

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