Post: #1

Hilarity ensues

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http://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-li...f8ea3ad9a8

Post: #2

In all seriousness, I could make use of something similair.

My work place is 80% women and it's like real life minesweeper.

Post: #3

The lightning bolt for PMS.

Quote:WHEN my friend told me that her male colleagues were keeping track of her period, my initial reaction was, “Wait? What!”

When I asked her why, I couldn’t actually believe what she told me.

“They want to stay away from me when I’m PMSing, because I get a bit moody,” she said.

She laughed it off, not taking it seriously because she’s good friends with the man who initiated the “tracking”.

But I didn’t.

Of course not. Meddling cunts never do.

Post: #4

Brilliant idea, nice graphics.

I will forward this to my employer's HR department.

Post: #5

911, don't do that. The radical HR feminist militant may herself be on her period!

Post: #6

Making this was a good idea.

Letting ANYONE find out about it was a fire-ably stupid one.

Post: #7

Hillary maybe be running America soon.... and she is always on her period

Post: #8

This story reminded me to put my LTR's cycle on my calendar.

Post: #9

(Today 02:54 AM)Cr33pin Wrote:  Hillary maybe be running America soon.... and she is always on her period

So in other words menopause.

Post: #10

Group cycling will put you in an early grave.

Your only shot is to petition management under the guise of "productivity" and "humanity". These Broads have such a tough time with their periods, it isn't human to subject them to working. I have an idea. Did you ever watch movies in middle school the Friday before a holiday? Great me too. Real relaxing. Let's stick them in a dark room with a weeks supply of iced cream and hallmark movies. This way, I don't have to listen to their bitching and someone can get something done around here.

If your boss is a bleeder, just buy tampons and slingshot them at her head.