Man flu v Giving birth!!
#31
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
It's a moot question.
Men can never know what it's like to give birth and women can never know what it's like to have manflu.
Now I know you wimmin all think it's like womanflu with more moaning but in reality: womanflu slows you down for a few minutes while you call work before you head out to the shops; lunch with the ladies; appointments at the hair-dresser, manicurist, etc. On the other hand, anyone who's had manflu can tell you, the hope that your best mate will come and shoot you through the head to make life better, is a thought that frequently crosses the mind.
Men can never know what it's like to give birth and women can never know what it's like to have manflu.
Now I know you wimmin all think it's like womanflu with more moaning but in reality: womanflu slows you down for a few minutes while you call work before you head out to the shops; lunch with the ladies; appointments at the hair-dresser, manicurist, etc. On the other hand, anyone who's had manflu can tell you, the hope that your best mate will come and shoot you through the head to make life better, is a thought that frequently crosses the mind.
#32
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I am currently suffering from man flu and can tell you from 1st hand experience that this is the worst possible feeling in the world. I just want to feel better.
#33
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
It's a moot question.
Men can never know what it's like to give birth and women can never know what it's like to have manflu.
Now I know you wimmin all think it's like womanflu with more moaning but in reality: womanflu slows you down for a few minutes while you call work before you head out to the shops; lunch with the ladies; appointments at the hair-dresser, manicurist, etc. On the other hand, anyone who's had manflu can tell you, the hope that your best mate will come and shoot you through the head to make life better, is a thought that frequently crosses the mind.
Men can never know what it's like to give birth and women can never know what it's like to have manflu.
Now I know you wimmin all think it's like womanflu with more moaning but in reality: womanflu slows you down for a few minutes while you call work before you head out to the shops; lunch with the ladies; appointments at the hair-dresser, manicurist, etc. On the other hand, anyone who's had manflu can tell you, the hope that your best mate will come and shoot you through the head to make life better, is a thought that frequently crosses the mind.
Nic
#34
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
So you get a bit of an idea of what it's like. A lot more serious than the wondering which salad dressing will cause the least aggravation to your womanflu
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I hope it passes quickly Stay away from guns Get well soon
Last edited by MartinLuther; Oct 1st 2008 at 8:18 pm.
#36
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I began this thread a bit (well a lot), tongue in cheek....but I awoke this morning with man flu.
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
#37
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I began this thread a bit (well a lot), tongue in cheek....but I awoke this morning with man flu.
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
#38
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I began this thread a bit (well a lot), tongue in cheek....but I awoke this morning with man flu.
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
I guess you ladies would call it karma, just desserts etc...
Guys I need sympathy, kleenex and some one to mop my fevered brow!! My OH told me to sod off and blow my nose, get out to work and earn some cash so we can get to Oz............fair point I suppose!!
Nic
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
Amazula - That's another thing. Blokes and their toilet doo's Gross,.. wondered what that smell was
#42
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
Av managed to crawl from my bed and after sometime I have summoned the strength to reply...........bugger av forgotten! Oh yes. It was manflu just hadnt quite took hold. It is slowly moving into a girlie snuffle so I should be fully recovered by Xmas
#43
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Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
I just hope the women here learn to distinguish man flu from something that make take your man from you.
#44
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
When I had my first baby my husband didn't have man flu, but he did have an ingrown toenail. My membranes ruptured at home in the early hours of the morning so I went back to bed to let him have a bit more sleep, then asked him to take me to hospital when he got up in the morning. He was pretty peeved because the dogs didn't have any marrow bones so he decided we'd have to go get them some before he took me to the hospital. He got all suited up for work (minus his shoes) and when we arrived at the supermarket, he made me go in because it would be too painful to put his shoes on. The first supermarket we went to didn't have any, so we had to go to the butchers - again I had to go in. Then I had to go home and give them to the dogs before we went to the hospital. He then left me at the hospital and went off to the office - he came back that afternoon when i was in the full throws of labour and when we finally got down to the labour ward, decided that he needed the gas for his sore toe, so he sat there sucking on my gas......
#45
Re: Man flu v Giving birth!!
John had nearly all of my gas , the nurse had to tell him off when she caught him !
He had a red ring around his mouth as he had been sucking on it so long !
Nicky
Last edited by nickyjohnt; Oct 12th 2008 at 9:47 am.