Does it bother you that women use this site also?

[OnYerBikePan]

Sometimes very male-skewed things are discussed and I can't help feeling slightly uncomfortable when I read: "female perspective here..."

I'm sure I am BU but does anyone else feel the same? I am struggling to put into words why it bothers me but it does.

I do believe a few people posting on this thread have missed the sarcasm.

I have female parts and I am posting on a sub-forum called dadsnet. I will understand if I am now escorted out of the premises with pitchforks.

ever so kind what

Ah MrS - you are sooo skillful! Finding posts of mine on here, even before the site existed! chapeau.

Good morning Pan !

Yes, Mumsnet as a brand name what were Carrie and Justine thinking? Look at all the awful protesting there has been got years and years over women and non parents using Daddy's sauce.

Many are the times I've picked it up in Waitrose and another condiment user has screamed Fuck off to Heinz!

oh, you're so sharp you'll cut yourself.

morning Mummylin!

It's fine by me. Provided there aren't too many of them and they don't indulge in too much femoting and

I didn't bother to read the other thread but can guess exactly how it went. Your title made me

It's the Internet, you could be talking to anyone on it. That's the beauty of it.

Is it just me who does not really notice usernames with some notable exceptions?

I agree that what genitals one sports should not take away from that one is a person. With opinions and feelings and crap.

All's well, Pan, thanks, or at the very least better

No I don't usually notice people's nns unless for some reason they stand out as particularly foolish or offensive, or admirable.

dadsnet health warning - this part of the forest isn't used to such regular postings. We normally wait a couple of years to attract 37 posts. So can we slow up please?

And we don't normally put up with foul language either, if you'll be so kind.

I'm really a 6'2" hairy arsed trucker called Chuck, I pretend to be a woahman so I can talked about periods and shit.

Like your style.

Fuckety cunting fuck face.

There.

and it's fully appreciated, from you and your Pimmmms PD.

I have had a small shandy and a giant modest glass of wine.

I'm trying to type something rude but I caaan't

Psssst MrSlant ..... I'll help you. Just say all cyclists are nob heads, that'll do it.

Arghhhhhhhh the menz

DH is a cyclist.

Knobhead.

Ask me how many bikes he owns, I dare'ya

8

HD, do you know DH??

It's 'only' 7. One of which he does not actually take out, you know, on the dirty, dirty road that is full of nasty potholes --and because it's carbon fibre loveliness scares him.

Knobhead, as i said.

I have one bike. And I use it, all the time. It's 17 years old. And a hybrid. It does not have a basket, but it does have a stand and a luggage rack. V v useful

I think a few women can be tolerated as long as they know their place and remember to nod prettily when one is mansplaining

I have a trike now. It's fucking terrifying, do you know how hard it is to learn to ride a trike if you're used to a bike?

You men need to tidy up in here. Can't you SEE the dust?

And what is that stain on the rug?

On second thoughts, I'm not sure I want to know.

I can't be rude about cyclists, nearly all the people in the world I love are cyclists. We have so many bikes in this house even Pacific's DH would be aghast. We have a carbon fibre loveliness for best. I can gaze at it for hours.

Are we turning Pan's thread into a cycling thread. The wimmin are coming in and making it all about what we want to talk about after all .

Sorry Pan.