>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember fromschool. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be26.Marley


Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?

J.





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"J." <jmdjmh@aol.compostible> wrote in message
news:20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com...And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember
fromschool. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will
be26.Marley Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? J.

And by the looks of many people sprog at the malll, that's just what's
happened.

Marley Reply to jmhjmd at aol.

>Subject: Re: WTG Origins!From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard TimeMessage-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember fromschool. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be26.MarleyPuperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?


I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household
menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers
and daughters?

Inquiring Dads want to know.

Dad

>Subject: Re: WTG Origins!From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard TimeMessage-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember fromschool. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be26.MarleyPuperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same householdmenstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothersand daughters?Inquiring Dads want to know.Dad

I understand that any group of women living together long enough will
synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that,
if any?

J.





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"AdoptaDad" <adoptadad@aol.com> wrote in message
news:20040906214046.04811.00003349@mb-m24.aol.com...Subject: Re: WTG Origins!From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard TimeMessage-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember
fromschool. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will
be26.MarleyPuperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive
mothers and daughters? Inquiring Dads want to know.

Speaking from my personal experience - No ;)
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#1557

jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>...Subject: Re: WTG Origins!From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard TimeMessage-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be>26.>>MarleyPuperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same householdmenstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothersand daughters?Inquiring Dads want to know.Dad I understand that any group of women living together long enough will synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, if any? J. Reply to jmhjmd at aol.


It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up as
one of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that there
was never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. I
don't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancient
hebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloody
civilised
M

>I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same householdmenstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothersand daughters?Inquiring Dads want to know.Dad


I think females, regardless of connection, who live in close proximity tend to
cycle similarly due to some sort of pheremones. At least that is the rumor I
heard.


P2P

"Robibnikoff" <witchypoo@broomstick.com> wrote I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers and daughters? Inquiring Dads want to know. Speaking from my personal experience - No ;)

Actually, I don't believe it's universally true for bios, either. I
think there is a *tendency* to synchronize (at home or in dorms), but
it seldom achieves the same cycle.

Rupa

On Tue, 7 Sep 2004 06:19:10 -0400, "Robibnikoff"
<witchypoo@broomstick.com> wrote:
"AdoptaDad" <adoptadad@aol.com> wrote in messagenews:20040906214046.04811.00003349@mb-m24.aol.com...Subject: Re: WTG Origins!From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard TimeMessage-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I rememberfrom>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty willbe>26.>>MarleyPuperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptivemothers and daughters? Inquiring Dads want to know.Speaking from my personal experience - No ;)

And speaking from my personal experience, it doesn't necessarily
happen with bio daughters and mums either.

Julia

On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote:
jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>...>Subject: Re: WTG Origins!>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>>>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be>>26.>>>>Marley>>>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same householdmenstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothersand daughters?Inquiring Dads want to know.Dad I understand that any group of women living together long enough will synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, if any? J. Reply to jmhjmd at aol.It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up asone of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that therewas never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. Idon't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancienthebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloodycivilisedM

I assume the pun was intended ;-)

Julia

Julia <jurol@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ht0tj05kj445n99rml250ulrcgqkghdf5e@4ax.com>... On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote:jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>... > > >>Subject: Re: WTG Origins! >>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) >>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time >>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com> >> >>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from >>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be >>>26. >>> >>>Marley >> >> >>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? > > >I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household >menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers >and daughters? > >Inquiring Dads want to know. > >Dad I understand that any group of women living together long enough will synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, if any? J. Reply to jmhjmd at aol.It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up asone of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that therewas never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. Idon't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancienthebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloodycivilisedM I assume the pun was intended ;-) Julia

Oh indeed no. Sorry, it was a poor effort compared to recent postings
M

"Rupa Bose" <rkbose@pacific.net.sg> wrote in message
news:e5619372.0409071901.14513303@posting.google.c om... "Robibnikoff" <witchypoo@broomstick.com> wrote I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same
household menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers and daughters? Inquiring Dads want to know. Speaking from my personal experience - No ;) Actually, I don't believe it's universally true for bios, either. I think there is a *tendency* to synchronize (at home or in dorms), but it seldom achieves the same cycle.

I agree. However, I think my husband is forever traumatized by growing up
with 6 sisters who, according to him, all went on the rag at the exact same
time ;)
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Resident Witchypoo
#1557

megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409080313.684590e8@posting.google.com>... Julia <jurol@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ht0tj05kj445n99rml250ulrcgqkghdf5e@4ax.com>... On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote:jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>...> >> >> >>Subject: Re: WTG Origins!> >>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.)> >>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time> >>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com>> >>> >>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from> >>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be> >>>26.> >>>> >>>Marley> >>> >>> >>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae?> >> >> >I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household> >menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers> >and daughters?> >> >Inquiring Dads want to know.> >> >Dad>> I understand that any group of women living together long enough will> synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that,> if any?>> J.>>>>>> Reply to jmhjmd at aol.It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up asone of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that therewas never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. Idon't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancienthebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloodycivilisedM I assume the pun was intended ;-) Julia Oh indeed no. Sorry, it was a poor effort compared to recent postings


Then you have a natural grace that the rest of us labour to achieve :-)
(Have you read "The Red Tent'?)

Rh.





M

sarallewellyn@gosympatico.ca (Rhiannon) wrote in message news:<dafc70.0409081535.4c45e8da@posting.google.com>... megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409080313.684590e8@posting.google.com>... Julia <jurol@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ht0tj05kj445n99rml250ulrcgqkghdf5e@4ax.com>... On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote: >jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>... >> > >> > >> >>Subject: Re: WTG Origins! >> >>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) >> >>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time >> >>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com> >> >> >> >>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from >> >>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be >> >>>26. >> >>> >> >>>Marley >> >> >> >> >> >>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? >> > >> > >> >I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household >> >menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers >> >and daughters? >> > >> >Inquiring Dads want to know. >> > >> >Dad >> >> I understand that any group of women living together long enough will >> synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, >> if any? >> >> J. >> >> >> >> >> >> Reply to jmhjmd at aol. > > >It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up as >one of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that there >was never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. I >don't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancient >hebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloody >civilised >M I assume the pun was intended ;-) Julia Oh indeed no. Sorry, it was a poor effort compared to recent postings Then you have a natural grace that the rest of us labour to achieve :-)

Gee thanks (Have you read "The Red Tent'?) Rh. M

Yes, several times. It would have to be a favourite of mine. They all
seemed to manage to synchronise their menstruation. Was there no-one
left to cook meals and look after the kids? Did they care??? Poetic
justice I think for a society which held women in such low regard.

M

megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409090313.7d46beab@posting.google.com>... sarallewellyn@gosympatico.ca (Rhiannon) wrote in message news:<dafc70.0409081535.4c45e8da@posting.google.com>... megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409080313.684590e8@posting.google.com>... Julia <jurol@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ht0tj05kj445n99rml250ulrcgqkghdf5e@4ax.com>... > On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote: > > >jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>... > >> > > >> > > >> >>Subject: Re: WTG Origins! > >> >>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) > >> >>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time > >> >>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com> > >> >> > >> >>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from > >> >>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be > >> >>>26. > >> >>> > >> >>>Marley > >> >> > >> >> > >> >>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? > >> > > >> > > >> >I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household > >> >menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers > >> >and daughters? > >> > > >> >Inquiring Dads want to know. > >> > > >> >Dad > >> > >> I understand that any group of women living together long enough will > >> synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, > >> if any? > >> > >> J. > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> > >> Reply to jmhjmd at aol. > > > > > >It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up as > >one of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that there > >was never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. I > >don't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancient > >hebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloody > >civilised > >M > > I assume the pun was intended ;-) > > Julia Oh indeed no. Sorry, it was a poor effort compared to recent postings > Then you have a natural grace that the rest of us labour to achieve :-) Gee thanks (Have you read "The Red Tent'?) Rh. M Yes, several times. It would have to be a favourite of mine. They all seemed to manage to synchronise their menstruation. Was there no-one left to cook meals and look after the kids? Did they care??? Poetic justice I think for a society which held women in such low regard.

Indeed.
Maybe instead of cooking, or looking after the kids, everybody just
did a nice sustaining Busby Berkely type tribal dance.
You know, like, 'It's so iniquituous, so ubiquitous, that good old
synchronized rag.'
I can just see it on Broadway.


Rh.


M

sarallewellyn@gosympatico.ca (Rhiannon) wrote in message news:<dafc70.0409091031.eba3c30@posting.google.com>... megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409090313.7d46beab@posting.google.com>... sarallewellyn@gosympatico.ca (Rhiannon) wrote in message news:<dafc70.0409081535.4c45e8da@posting.google.com>... megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote in message news:<d2fd18a3.0409080313.684590e8@posting.google.com>... > Julia <jurol@nospam.hotmail.com> wrote in message news:<ht0tj05kj445n99rml250ulrcgqkghdf5e@4ax.com>... > > On 7 Sep 2004 04:33:14 -0700, megan14r-reps@yahoo.com (megan) wrote: > > > > >jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) wrote in message news:<20040906222145.13199.00000206@mb-m28.aol.com>... > > >> > > > >> > > > >> >>Subject: Re: WTG Origins! > > >> >>From: jmdjmh@aol.compostible (J.) > > >> >>Date: 8/22/2004 12:38 PM Eastern Standard Time > > >> >>Message-id: <20040822123819.05810.00002281@mb-m27.aol.com> > > >> >> > > >> >>>And nutrition plays a big part in it. That's the one thing I remember from > > >> >>>school. Of course, the way people eat now, soon the age of puperty will be > > >> >>>26. > > >> >>> > > >> >>>Marley > > >> >> > > >> >> > > >> >>Puperty: the age at which one can produce pupae? > > >> > > > >> > > > >> >I've been told that biological mothers and daughters in the same household > > >> >menstruate on the same cycle. Does this also hold true with adoptive mothers > > >> >and daughters? > > >> > > > >> >Inquiring Dads want to know. > > >> > > > >> >Dad > > >> > > >> I understand that any group of women living together long enough will > > >> synchronize eventually. I wonder what survival benefit there might be in that, > > >> if any? > > >> > > >> J. > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> > > >> Reply to jmhjmd at aol. > > > > > > > > >It might assist the survival of men in the household; I grew up as > > >one of 4 females. My father and brothers used to complain that there > > >was never a time when no-one was screaming or throwing crockery. I > > >don't recall synchronised menstrual cycles... I think the ancient > > >hebrew idea of a seclusion tent for menstruating women sounds bloody > > >civilised > > >M > > > > I assume the pun was intended ;-) > > > > Julia > > Oh indeed no. Sorry, it was a poor effort compared to recent postings > > > > Then you have a natural grace that the rest of us labour to achieve :-) Gee thanks (Have you read "The Red Tent'?) Rh. > M Yes, several times. It would have to be a favourite of mine. They all seemed to manage to synchronise their menstruation. Was there no-one left to cook meals and look after the kids? Did they care??? Poetic justice I think for a society which held women in such low regard. Indeed. Maybe instead of cooking, or looking after the kids, everybody just did a nice sustaining Busby Berkely type tribal dance. You know, like, 'It's so iniquituous, so ubiquitous, that good old synchronized rag.'
Or "the menstruation shuffle" (resulting from a need to stuff straw in
your loincloth - ouch)
I can just see it on Broadway. Rh. M