Northstander
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Are men childish?
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Northstander
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Hungry Joe
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That bottom one is my friend Clive and that is real cocaine.
berkshire seagull
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Hungry Joe said:
yeah sure it is,must be about £10 million their at least Being childish is greattttttttttt
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berkshire seagull said:
He's extremely rich as well as extremely childish.
Northstander
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Gully
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...if there are Palace players or fans on the other side of the fence then I would say not at all, in fact he would be giving them something that they might never have heard of...a shower!!!
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Hungry Joe said:
Incredigull
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I'm not saying,so there 
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Men stay in touch with their inner-child for the simple reason is that it is more fun than consciously 'being grown-up' about everything. That has the connotation of being serious only. There are those who deny their childish side so that they can appear macho and 'ard, but that in itself is inherently immature.
Societal pressure is on for men to be serious about breadwinning, competing, making a household, bringing security to it. The fact is, that these things can all be done at the same time as having a good laugh, and occasionally acting 'silly' when business or safety is not jeapordised.
Women though, appear to be under similar expectations to men, but society has already labelled the girls as "quicker to mature than men". In my experience, women will also be immature, but will manifest that in a different way than men.
Immature decision-making can be construed as 'childish', and both sexes will be guilty of that.
Let's not forget that 'childish' is a judgement that also depends on an expectation that matches age, so it is put upon us.
I realise this is a rather analytical answer to the short question, but while I typed this I did keep fiddling with my wee willie winkie.
Societal pressure is on for men to be serious about breadwinning, competing, making a household, bringing security to it. The fact is, that these things can all be done at the same time as having a good laugh, and occasionally acting 'silly' when business or safety is not jeapordised.
Women though, appear to be under similar expectations to men, but society has already labelled the girls as "quicker to mature than men". In my experience, women will also be immature, but will manifest that in a different way than men.
Immature decision-making can be construed as 'childish', and both sexes will be guilty of that.
Let's not forget that 'childish' is a judgement that also depends on an expectation that matches age, so it is put upon us.
I realise this is a rather analytical answer to the short question, but while I typed this I did keep fiddling with my wee willie winkie.
mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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Yorkie said:
uuurrrggghhh GIRLS DISEASE.
Norman Baker suck my lozenge
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bloody well hope so,I put a lot of effort into my saturday night bollockings.
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Yorkie said:
Must have been horrible just you and Ned and 998 Le Havre fans!
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The Northstander said:
Discuss.....
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mejonaNO12 aka riskit
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are GAYS childish? 'cos lots of them act like women.
hmmm
hmmm
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The Northstander said:
This is where they got the saying "the grass is always greener on the other side"
Shropshire Seagull
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The Northstander said:
Has race got a white bikini? That bloke at the other end of that, errr, ummm, big thing, looks a bit like a youthful Tank.
Shropshire Seagull
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The Northstander said:
Dreadful kit - who plays in those colours?
Sorry, am I being childish?