tai

tai
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Arkansas bred and born. Raised by a pack of wolves who spoke proper English, dressed fashionable, and traveled by rail. Became appropriately unaware, after much formal education.

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Salon.com
SEPTEMBER 19, 2009 3:14PM

Inspired by Paula's: If I Were Queen of the World (my list)

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1.  Women with broken hearts would get time out of their work day to throw darts at pictures of their ex's in the breakroom.  There would always be plenty of chocolate in there, too.

2.  Any man breaking a woman's heart, would first have to submit his proposal in writing, and after it was reviewed and denied, it would have to be resubmitted.  This process would take at least 6 months so that women's hearts could not be broken on a whim.  Thinking things through would help both parties put things in perspective.  The breaking of hearts is serious business, and should not be done needlessly.

3. Broken-hearted women would not be required to use a spell checker....Heart broken, so, who cares?

 

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Sounds like a much more humane plan.
Ms. Tai, I love your spin off!!!

There are most definately other ways to think in this world other than corporate power.
Thanks Owl, and Paula. I made some chocolate no bake cookies today and I am willing to share. lol
These all seem like good, commonsense suggestions. And how about a law requiring that men with a track record of breaking women's hearts should be listed in a public registry somewhere, so all you'd need to do if y0u meet a man is Google and see if he's a repeat offender.
Thanks for the suggestion, Nanatehay. I think a registry might help women steer clear of those that intend to hurt them from the start.

(Disclaimer: Although, I am prefectly aware that undeserved broken hearts can happen to both men and women, for now I will be defending my own gender.)
Oh make sure there is lots of chocolate.. Come to think of it I could use some right about now. Even if I am not broken hearted, a little chocolate makes you feel better anyway..
I guess the disclaimer states the obvious (and should be in the post somewhere) ... sigh.

Cookie, anyone?
(I will save some chocolate for you, Fire.)
Cookies?? Sure I take a couple.. giggles..
Can we also have a week off from work and life to just lay around, eat ice cream and watch chick flicks, and make that with pay too..
nana...women have been blogging about guys who broke their hearts and the hearts of others serially, and a few of those women have been sued....seriously.

Hello, Ms. Tai, I'll have a cookie. xox
Certainly, Robin. Here's a cookie for you.

What a shame, women sued for blogging about serial heart breakers!

I think I am going to have to make more cookies, this could be a crisis I wasn't aware of because I was to wrapped up in getting over my own broken heart.
I have no clever quip...but I understand and concur.
Those are very good cookies. xox
Robin since you are done with the cookie would you like a brownie? Or maybe another cookie?
fireeyes...a cookie and a brownie would be nice...xox
Okay certainly.. Here's one of each.
thank you, fireeyes...i would like for it to be duly noted that i am not being incorrigible...xox
Robin you are welcome. And I am sure we can note that..
I doubt there are any cookies left, but a dry white would be quite acceptable. I'll raise my glass to your thoughts on the broken hearted. Cheers.