On Wed, Nov 16, 2011 at 12:55 PM, authfriend <jst...@panix.com> wrote:
> And there are other exaggerations, such as his claim > that the TMO "routinely" excludes pregnant or menstruating > women from its events. He cites *one single event*, an > afternoon performance by the pundits for Guru Purnima, > which pregnant or menstruating women were asked not to > attend (there was no such exclusion mentioned for the > evening part of the celebration, which did not involve > the pundits). > Actually, women who are on the rag are excluded from THMD functions. Food is brought to them, in their rooms. > > Then he writes, "I can't imagine these women [Oprah and > Ellen DeGeneres] agreeing to any monthly restriction on > what they may or may not do in any other context," as if > going along with such a restriction would be a regular > feature of their involvement in TM. > What's Ellen's gender again? And Oprah's is as old as the hills. As old as "In Bibliography We Trust". More testosterone floating in her than estrogen. It's a medical fact. Why aging women become "ballsy". In the Middle East if you're past your womanly change, you no longer have to cover yourself.
