Flocon, your comment in the previous subject about the Disney film I posted will be hard for people to understand because the link has disappeared. Since this new topic is about women, I'll repost the link: Disney Film Menstruation Sorry there is no Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs or even Fantasia.
En effet, ton commentaire avait disparu et je le retrouve dans la spam box. Pour qui, pourquoi? I couldn't tell et je ne crois pas que the owner of the blog could do the substitution.
Comme je ne vois pas que ce soit le résultat d'une intrusion massive de Shall We Talk? par un virus, j'en déduis qu'une fois encore c'est Blogger qui manifeste son instabilité.
Heureusement que tu l'as vu, je ne m'en étais pas aperçu.
So the comment is back in line but now it's in the Hard Times post. I haven't chosen where the comment should go after it had been released but eventually the title is somehow appropriate.
Other than that, but yet as a continuation of your Disney educational program, I remember I saw a film 40 years ago or so with H.Bogart explaining to a teenager how Willie meets Funny and how they become good friends.
Bogie draws some lines in the sand with a stick he holds. Dans mon souvenir, il est assis on some sort of log on the right part of the screen and the boy is on the left of course. B.W movie around 1950 I guess.
(Don't know if Willie and Funny are well known to Americans though but it shouldn't be rocket science to guess who they are)
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Keep checking in to find out what it is that men don't know about women. And of further interest is what each of us do not know about the other.
Flocon, your comment in the previous subject about the Disney film I posted will be hard for people to understand because the link has disappeared. Since this new topic is about women, I'll repost the link: Disney Film Menstruation Sorry there is no Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs or even Fantasia.
Anijo,
of further interest is what each of us do not know about the other.
I'll return to it when I have a little more time to devote to the idea, mais ce matin -as usual- I'm in a hurry...
Ned,
En effet, ton commentaire avait disparu et je le retrouve dans la spam box. Pour qui, pourquoi? I couldn't tell et je ne crois pas que the owner of the blog could do the substitution.
Comme je ne vois pas que ce soit le résultat d'une intrusion massive de Shall We Talk? par un virus, j'en déduis qu'une fois encore c'est Blogger qui manifeste son instabilité.
Heureusement que tu l'as vu, je ne m'en étais pas aperçu.
So the comment is back in line but now it's in the Hard Times post. I haven't chosen where the comment should go after it had been released but eventually the title is somehow appropriate.
Other than that, but yet as a continuation of your Disney educational program, I remember I saw a film 40 years ago or so with H.Bogart explaining to a teenager how Willie meets Funny and how they become good friends.
Bogie draws some lines in the sand with a stick he holds. Dans mon souvenir, il est assis on some sort of log on the right part of the screen and the boy is on the left of course. B.W movie around 1950 I guess.
(Don't know if Willie and Funny are well known to Americans though but it shouldn't be rocket science to guess who they are)
Here is a video series I found some years ago, but forgot about, Midwest Teen Sex Showt
It is like a series of useful public service announcements done with humor by a couple of young women.
Ned,
Unfortunately my computer no longer opens videos and I'll have to do something about it.
In the meantime I am very, very cross cos' the titles of the episodes are extraordinarily... interesting indeed. Grrr...
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