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th_last_bastion

Transmissions from the Bunker: Chemical Warfare

Mar 30, 2007 00:39

Chemical Warfare:

Mustard gas. Anthrax. Estrogen. Seren gas. Every one of these chemicals is a danger to the world. While many of these can be prevented by the use of gas masks or bio-hazard suits, one of these deadly chemicals is virtually unstoppable. Commonly unnoticed until a virulent outburst sends males diving for cover, studies have ( Read more... )

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fionnabhair_ii March 30 2007, 12:36:42 UTC

Damn right estrogen is unstoppable!

And don't forget, men have some of the hormone, too. :P

-Jenna

fionnabhair_ii March 30 2007, 12:37:30 UTC

Oh yeah. And I haven't had "that time of the month" in almost a YEAR now. It's so liberating.

th_last_bastion March 30 2007, 12:41:12 UTC

First, it is stoppable once the warning signs are understood and defense mechanisms are ready.

And that, Jenna, is what we here in the Bunker call Too Much Information.

So, in summation, and, for a bit of levity: "I don't trust anything that bleeds for five days and doesn't die."

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th_last_bastion March 30 2007, 15:16:37 UTC

And Claire, you can now join Jenna in the Too Much Information Support Group. Enjoy!

fionnabhair_ii March 30 2007, 18:24:08 UTC

I've disabled e-mails, anyway. Or they get filtered into my junk mail box, which I never check.

And I don't bleed for 5 days, so you can trust me.

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dasie2488 March 30 2007, 17:05:47 UTC

Hey, testosterone has been the cause of A LOT more wars than estrogen.... actually probably all wars

th_last_bastion March 30 2007, 18:44:06 UTC

I feel slightly outnumbered here, but I will point to a few classic examples of females causing wars: Eleanor of Aquitaine, Catherine the Great of Russia, Boudicca, Meabh of the Ulster Cycle, Philippa of Hainault, Queens Isabella of England and Spain, etc.

So your sex, Katie, does not shield you from blame in terms of war. You also missed, apparently the context of the post... But somehow, that doesn't really surprise me. =P

iheart_penguins March 31 2007, 05:48:04 UTC

Helen of Troy.. =]

I'm a proud spreader of ERD. So, DAMN STRAIGHT to that.

daily_surprises March 31 2007, 04:07:10 UTC

Haha! All I can say is, "Damn straight" and "Every man should be armed with this information"

Ok so I know this is a year late but ... angel_guardia May 12 2009, 03:42:28 UTC

Greggy, dear ... for some reason I find myself hoping that MC sees this someday ... and then i remember that I really don't want to be there when that happens, as her ERD happens more often than even I'd like to admit ... lol

Also, I'd just like to point out the existence of IMS: Irritable Male Syndrome. A couple months ago it existed in Wiki, and it's probably still there. Look it up :p

Re: Ok so I know this is a year late but ... angel_guardia May 12 2009, 03:46:40 UTC

Ok, I know what year it is, I swear ...

*2 years late

Re: Ok so I know this is a year late but ... th_last_bastion May 12 2009, 03:51:41 UTC

She has read it. And laughed. =P

Re: Ok so I know this is a year late but ... angel_guardia May 12 2009, 04:02:49 UTC

Aww that makes my life less fun ....

-pouts in corner-

Ok, I'm better now :)

O, forgot to mention: you forgot mood swings :p