Don't suppose it may be time

ray23 wrote:Sara what is that time to educate me some more (Lysistrata solution)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lysistrata

With all those virgins waiting

Thanks, beermonkey, for the link.

My son just read the play in his World Literature course -- thought it quite funny, but then he's a pacifist (very interesting in my house with his step-dad being former Army).

The point being, however, that wars and conflicts do seem to wind to conclusion when the lose of men upsets the gender balance too greatly. Some may think it's just body count, but the disproportion of men to women in a society has far-reaching societal consequences. For example, Russia is only just recovering from the loss of 20 million men in WWII, and Germany at the end of the war was defended by old men and young teens.

Unfortunately, too many women in too many countries still are too repressed to stand up and say "Enough!"

ray23 wrote:Sara what is that time to educate me some more (Lysistrata solution)

Very simple Ray. Put down your arms or you ain't getting any tonight or ever.
said the wives to their husbands.

valentine wrote:

ray23 wrote:Sara what is that time to educate me some more (Lysistrata solution)

Very simple Ray. Put down your arms or you ain't getting any tonight or ever.
said the wives to their husbands.

you might get more if you open your arms

Although ,there is something to be said for the ''after the war experience''