Grr arrgh grumble grumble ragweek grumble
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For teh compo. WORLD OF FLUFFY LOVE.
I'M NOT BITTER.
I'M NOT BITTER.
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( , Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:45, archived)
Definitely
Would trade bloodloss for naughty juices. No evolutionary point of losing a pint of blood a month, no.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:51,
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Why don't you save it and make black pudding? Might make a great newsletter link...!
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:52,
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Arf!
*actually said 'EWWW' out loud then*
and it's apparently only about 3 teaspoons of actual blood lost, the rest is other fun womb-lining type materials...I'm certainly in the corner of doubt on that one though
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:54,
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and it's apparently only about 3 teaspoons of actual blood lost, the rest is other fun womb-lining type materials...I'm certainly in the corner of doubt on that one though
It's different for everyone, innit?
Have pretty bad dysmenorrhea and polycystic ovaries myself, so my bloodloss is about a pint, going by the amount of tampons I go through. Three weeks late this time, so, oh, joy...
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:56,
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hahah
PMT 'general period pains/accompanying problems' sucks
...or doesn't, depending on the lady I guess
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:47,
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...or doesn't, depending on the lady I guess
Meh
Wouldn't really call it PMT as it's more of a pain during and more than just tension (bloaty joy, insomnia, fucking godawful pain). I do get inspired more, but that's where it ends.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:49,
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PMT is pretty much accepted to be a generalisation
not just the mood swings (and officially, science doesn't really know what causes that stuff, so there is no actual PMT \o/)
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:52,
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PMT implies what happens before your period
rather than the pains and hell that happen during.
Auntie: I heartily recommend those heat pads that you stick to your tummy and back
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:54,
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Auntie: I heartily recommend those heat pads that you stick to your tummy and back
Yeah,
But it's still more than tension for the preceeding days... at least calling it PMS implies it's more than just crankiness.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:55,
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Not when I was in the ad business.
But then, they were still called bromides.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 15:13,
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I heartily subscibe to this sentiment
and offer many woos to your pic
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:51,
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Monthly fluff for all!
The world would be a better place if there really was one week in the month when you'd just feel FANTASTIC. Yes.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:52,
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Arf. Yay!
Very good.
Could you ... slow it down a little though, please?
*Backs away*
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:52,
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Could you ... slow it down a little though, please?
*Backs away*
Bleh.
I did already:). Three seconds per frame is long enough, darnit:P...
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:54,
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Oh. Don't worry then.
It's probably just my firefox.
Or my eyes.
Or something to do with me.
And nothing at all that could be construed as your fault.
*Slips out*
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:57,
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Or my eyes.
Or something to do with me.
And nothing at all that could be construed as your fault.
*Slips out*
you read it quicker
cos you already know what it says
is a little bit quick, imho, but otherwise woo
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 14:09,
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is a little bit quick, imho, but otherwise woo
World of joy.
But then PMS/period hormones do actually give me inspiration of the most cracktastic kind. Probably the only good thing about them.
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 13:57,
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haha very well observed
have a woo, a hot water bottle and a big glass of wine
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Sat 4 Mar 2006, 14:12,
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