Menstruation & diving. Okay, ladies, FDA just approved..

[divemistress]

in print, without tone of voice, etc., it can be easy to misunderstand.

now, onto more serious matters: have you tried hershey's symphony, the one with the toffee bits? or nestle's treasures, especially (yum!) the coconut one?

cheers,

judy

 

[Raven C]

LOL This is too funny.

I started reading this thread eating from a bag of Hershey's Bites with Almonds in my lap. I just busted out laughing when I read the last few posts. And no it's not that time of the month just that time of the day. HAHAHAHA R

 

[diverbrian]

My ex had to have her Dove's candies. I bought her like 2 or 3 bags a week. It didn't have anything to do with time of the month either. As a matter of fact, she was so miserable then that she had no interest in the chocolates.

 

[LilJoRt6]

is Ravie poo for real????????????

 

[Diver Lori]

Insurance and birth control.

Hey gang, those of you in the US that is..... I think your complaint is more with your employer, than with your insurance carrier or the gov't. The last two jobs I've had my BC pills were paid for ....$5 for generic and $10 for namebrand. They were covered 100% when I was a military member and a military spouse.

Your employer negotiates with the insurance carrier a package to provide employees with.....if they don't require BC then it won't be part of the package.

Most companies re-negotiate the contract every few years. I think it's time for you to lodge a complaint with your HR and company execs.

FWIW....I do know a few companies here in my town that DON'T pay for Viagra as part of their contract with the insurance carrier.

 

[cobaltbabe]

I don't see how a pill that reduces your bodily functions to only 4 times a year can be good. Nature made us this way for a reason and so what if for a couple of days a month we have to be inconvenienced. I for one am leaving it up to nature.

 

[Kat]

As someone else stated in this thread:

We were actually designed to be pregnant. Our bodies were not designed to have 12 periods a year, only 1-3 with another pregnancy quickly following the last. Research has determined that it's not good for our bodies to be menstrating so often.

AND:
Nature also intended men to procreate with many different women, as frequently as possible.

I don't see alot of support (from women) for that subject.

 

[carebear]

Kat once bubbled...
As someone else stated in this thread:

We were actually designed to be pregnant. Our bodies were not designed to have 12 periods a year, only 1-3 with another pregnancy quickly following the last. Research has determined that it's not good for our bodies to be menstrating so often.

Yes, but people also only lived to be about 40.

Nature also intended men to procreate with many different women, as frequently as possible.
I don't see alot of support (from women) for that subject.

:lol:
no kidding, but whenever a guy tells me that, I say, well, yes in nature, but nature also intended you to do all your business in the woods, so why do you use indoor plumbing?

 

[diverbrian]

Kat once bubbled...
As someone else stated in this thread:

AND:
Nature also intended men to procreate with many different women, as frequently as possible.

I knew that I wasn't living up to my end of the bargain on something. I will have to try and catch up.

Just kidding ladies. If I tried to play catch up, my conscience would kill me. That angel on my shoulder just wins the fights way to often over that devil. So, I will have to keep not living up to that part of nature for some while longer. (Darned little halo wearing thing anyways, he always spoils my fun.)

 

[Scuba_Jenny]

diverbrian once bubbled...


I knew that I wasn't living up to my end of the bargain on something. I will have to try and catch up.

don't worry, there are bunches of guys out there that are trying to make up the difference!


Now, where is that chocolate? Our grocery store down here, Publix make the Best icecream-Moose Tracks