maxpnz Колонка автора: Департамент стереотипов
Вся суть в умении командовать))) Берите пример с военных! Да и кто если не они - мужики нашей страны!)))
tovarisz Колонка автора: Департамент стереотипов
< Стишок
Я понимаю, ждать Вас бесполезно,
Вы бесконечно заняты,дела,
Разлуке, радость встречи низвестна,
Сплошная
shorteejen Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
For my husband, this stereotype is absolutely true! However it's better now that we invested in a GPS system for the car, but even those don't work correctly all the time. Usually if I&nbs
tovarisz Колонка автора: Департамент стереотипов
smoke Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
I've said it before and I'll say it again. Stereotypes don't apply to everyone.... there's always exceptions. If I'm lost going someplace I have no problem with stopping and asking for directions. Alt
missbliss1955 Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
I never get lost - temporarily geographically dislocated is a more accurate term. I never ask for directions. I do know how to use a map and have my blackberry with me at all times so have
tiljaunique Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
Definitely. I've seen it happen and heard about a ludicrous story related to it. But I have to say it's not always that way. Sometimes women also forget to ask directions and end up in any place.
cocacola58204 Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
I'm a big fan of Google Maps.
C. (Registered Male)
l27_homiet Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
I'm really bored and have a writer's block so I'm backtrackiing questions.
I totally believe that this theory stands true. I've been in many a car where men think they know the way, but in reality, the
sweetlatina17 Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
I would have to disagree with this one. While I know guys who REFUSE to ask for directions [although it is obviously needed], I too have a bit of male ego .. or maybe it's just the shyer side of me co
ljswritersblock Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
Come on over to
ljswritersblock, the new archive community for old Writer's Block questions!
pollyh Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
YES! I always have to be the one to ask for directions, and not a male friend. Ever.
allein_mit_gott Колонка автора: Департамент стереотипов
merielrose Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
The Four Woman Expedition to Mt. Allen. Enough said.
WE CAN DO IT!
----
Me: This should be a LOLcat: prokrastuhnayshun: ur doin' it rong!
I: So?
Me: Shouldn't it be, "Aw, gee, I'd rather be playing on fac
bloodred1889 Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
i dont have a car, i know i woudnt mind asking for directions myself, but im not sure about james. :P
alysonkylie Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
ha. i dun think so nowadays.
how abt hvin' lost with say, ur dad or ur bf.
it's weird..
u might even end up lost-er than ever!
dun follow this stereotype man! lol.
momentine Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
MOLLY
Come on. Isn't this argument a little archaic? Men can ask directions these days.
DAVID
Oh, no, no, we can't. It's against our genetic code.
That pretty much sums it up. That and the fact that o
amariesilmarien Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
Isn' strereotypes horrible things? we all tend to belive them but they signify nothing. A simple person can be different than the rest and what good does it to judge without knowing? look at thi
bellafibs Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
Well, I wouldn't say so myself. I'm normally a timid and shy person, so I'm not very comfortable with talking to strangers. One of the reasons, I don't like going into a fastfood restaurant and orderi
lilms80s Writer's Block: Department of Stereotypes
No I don't think so, Because I'd rather get lost than ask for help too.