ANY GIRLS HERE ???!!!

Alan Allen · Jun 30, 2002, 07:02 AM

Just wondering if DriverHeaven has any Girl members.

Might be interesting to chat with a Girl who has technical savy as well as what they all normally have!

kennix · Jun 30, 2002, 07:08 AM

i want to see boobs where are the boobs? show me the boobs! why arent there more boobs here?,i got a little winded better take a nap

wake me if there are boobs k?

***Zardon*** · Jun 30, 2002, 07:30 AM

well you obviously need to check out some of the "women" threads in the off topic. plenty of nice pictures of the female kind, no porn allowed on Driverheaven of course, but they are nice sexy pics... have a look around

crazy overclock · Jun 30, 2002, 12:11 PM

Nah these forums smell the highblood pressure syndrom, specific to men and only men

The last chick was eaten alive

digitalwanderer · Jun 30, 2002, 12:43 PM

They're ladies, each and every one...and they better be treated as such or else!

Sorry for the ominous tone, but the Dig has always had a very low tolerance for any rudeness towards the ladies. With my unique (read that as "weird") lifestyle/family set-up I've tried like hell to be a bit more of an enlightened feminist, but when it comes down to manners and chivalry I'm just too hardcore old-school to change.

Guys around here can cut fast & loose on each other all they want, but I want everyone to put their good manners on for the ladies. I want this to be a safe-haven for all to chat about things geek, and there are a whole lot more of the tech-saavy type females out there than I think most people realize...it's just the prevalant "Boy's Club" type atmosphere of a lot of boards that keep them quiet. I don't want that to be the case here, I want everyone to feel free to speak their mind without ridicule or rudeness. (Although in the Flamezone anything pretty much goes...

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UberLord · Jun 30, 2002, 12:49 PM

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Originally posted by Alan Allen
Just wondering if DriverHeaven has any Girl members.

Sure we do - WyreTheWife is one of our mods

***Zardon*** · Jun 30, 2002, 01:07 PM

yes, women are more than welcome here, and I hope when they post, the conversation will not stoop to innuendo and rudeness. I know quite a few very computer savvy females from work.

hell they can even post pics of the famous men they like, just like you guys have all posted the women you like.

this is a cool place for everyone to chat, Driverheaven = equal rights

brc64 · Jun 30, 2002, 01:10 PM

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Originally posted by digitalwanderer
With my unique (read that as "weird") lifestyle/family set-up I've tried like hell to be a bit more of an enlightened feminist

LOL.. for the longest time on Rage3D I thought you were a woman.. but then again the whole calling yourself "mom" thing might have had something to do with it.

- Me

digitalwanderer · Jun 30, 2002, 01:46 PM

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Originally posted by brc64
LOL.. for the longest time on Rage3D I thought you were a woman.. but then again the whole calling yourself "mom" thing might have had something to do with it.

- Me

It's still a bit muddled over here at times too, but a quick reach down the front of me trousers to make sure the boys are still there usually sets me straight.

Sides, most Mom's aren't quite so ugly!

I still can't come up with a term that better describes what I do better than "The Mom-thing", any suggestions are welcome. I don't really call myself "Mom", 'cause my wife is "Mom" and a damned good one too; I'm just the one who is the primary care-giver to the children ("the kids dogboy" is my actual job description

) and my wife is the one who works full-time. (Well, 32 hours a week...but that IS technically full-time....then again a couple of weeks she ended up with a 65 hour week so it does vary a bit.) I've got about 8 months to go on my sentance, then my daughter will be going to full-time pre-school & my son is gonna be going to full-time kindergarden & I'm going to do something besides clean, cook, & dance to the Wiggles all day long!

I dream of the day when I can actually work again, honest. Working swing-shift as a sysop for 2 casters at US Steel was a whole lot easier than this...and I got a whole bunch more sleep! (The worst part of this gig is the whole "24/7, 7 days a week" for the past 3 years or so...seriously.)

(I love me kids and family, please don't get me wrong, but this is just my place to whine and that's my biggest whine in life right now. No biggy, I just like to bitch. )

kinetic · Jun 30, 2002, 02:19 PM

By the look of those kids you're doing a grand job. Keep up the good work!

digitalwanderer · Jun 30, 2002, 02:32 PM

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Originally posted by kinetic
By the look of those kids you're doing a grand job. Keep up the good work!

..it has sort of cost me my sanity in a lot of ways. Not really in a bad way, but definately in some form of way!

I figure it'll take me a couple of months once my sentence is up to make the transition back to the real world...the only thing pissing me off is this dog Gamned SAD crap! Never, ever thought that it'd be something that I'd be susceptable to...but the paxil is helping nicely.

kinetic · Jun 30, 2002, 02:38 PM

SAD is that that seasonal illness? You should try living in N.W England our 'summer' was last tuesday!

***Zardon*** · Jun 30, 2002, 02:42 PM

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Originally posted by kinetic
SAD is that that seasonal illness? You should try living in N.W England our 'summer' was last tuesday!

yes, ours in Ireland was last Thursday.