Re: Nine-year old dads

En réponse à Almaran Dungeonmaster <dungeonmaster@...>:

>
> I knew the French were an amorous people, but do nine year kidds have
> daughters to kick? Or did you mean "sister"?
>
<shameful look> He he he... that's a confusion I make since I began learning
English. I don't know why I make it (sister and daughter are different enough
words), and so sporadically (it comes back every two or three years...). Freud
would probably have a lot to say about this... :)))

As a conclusion, I did mean "sister" :( .

>
> Probably correlated to your less than masculine life-style ;-) You are
> not
> the hunter/discoverer prototype.
>
Less than masculine? Well, I feel I behave personally quite masculine (ask Jan
about that, he'll agree. It annoys him enough like that :)) ). But it's true
that I have a high understanding of how precious is life since my early
childhood. Strange that I didn't become a vegetarian (not that I haven't toyed
with the idea. But I just can't stand the idea of never eating a good entrecôte
ever again in my life :))) ). But I agree about not being a typical
hunter/gatherer (but not discoverer, on the contrary! I love discovering
things, I just don't want to kill to discover them :) ). Not that I miss that:
we're advanced enough that we don't need hunting anymore, so why keep these
behaviours instead of moving on? :))

Christophe.

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