Giada Covers Up - Page 2

bluejeanz · 01-27-2008, 05:10 PM

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Originally Posted by radiodugger

I don't know HOW you women do it...amazing...I think if a man had to go through all of this, AND have a baby....we MIGHT shoot ourselves! Men tend to ignore or be ignorant of the things SO important during this time.

Never had kids, never will...but I sure appreciate women!

That's refreshing to hear, Doug, and I do appreciate your attitude. As we women know, if it was left up to men to propagate the human race, we'd probably have to call it "Population Zero". Cause when moms get sick, it's business as usual. When dads just catch a cold, there's so much whining, the moms wanna run to the nearest ammo store and load up, LOL.

Chefnot · 01-27-2008, 10:17 PM

I must stop at this point.

(Oh, no disrepect to woman...none.)

bluejeanz · 01-28-2008, 12:45 PM

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Originally Posted by Chefnot

I must stop at this point.

(Oh, no disrepect to woman...none.)

Sorry, didn't mean to unload on the whole male human race. It's just that every man I've ever known, be it husbands, boyfriends, brothers, friends, bosses, family members, etc., have all acted that way. You may be the exception to the rule. (Oh, geez, where's that blushing suck-up smilie when ya need it? )

radiodugger · 01-28-2008, 09:07 PM

I gotta tell ya...I used to be insensitive, a "What, ME care?" kinda guy...then, I saw a VERY graphic film which showed a regular birth (~shudder~), then a CESAERIAN, then, with the REGULAR pregnancy, the terrible mess they have to stitch up, afterwards...I don't know HOW you can even THINK of sitting down after that.

Then, I had a girlfriend I had to accompany to the hospital (actually I didn't HAVE to, I just could NOT stand the thought of not knowing what they were doing to her), and watched her take a three-inch needle in the bottom. She didn't even flinch. They said I turned white.

Women are MUCH tougher than men, at least ME, anyway. Not all men, but man...I get teary-eyed when faced with hypodermics. Itty bitty flu shot needles make me pass out. My hat is off to our FEMALES!

Radio Doug

BerryBaby · 01-29-2008, 12:27 AM

Everytime I go in for blood work, they tell me most men won't even look. I watch the whole thing. I want to see that they are doing it correctly.

Yes, women are tough cookies, Doug!!! (LOL)

Food Network Fan · 01-29-2008, 12:44 AM

My husband was there to see my C-Section. I hated that. I mean I wanted him there but I didn't like him seeing me gutted like a fish.

Chefnot · 01-29-2008, 11:37 AM

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I mean I wanted him there but I didn't like him seeing me gutted like a fish.

Well I've seen four of them and I think that's putting it graphicly correct.

radiodugger · 01-29-2008, 09:32 PM

OMG, Suzie...C-Section???? I know EXACTLY what that looks like, and I cannot IMAGINE actually being present...I mean, really! When I saw that film, I couldn't imagine that woman even LIVED after that!

Being right there...during the procedure...wow. God bless him! He didn't pass out? Get woozy? Maybe he looked away during the incision, as that's the worst part for me. After everything's open, they get it cleaned up a bit...not so bad. The thing that makes me want to lose consiousness, is the needle piercing, or the scalpel CUTTING. I cannot take that....

Doug

Food Network Fan · 01-29-2008, 09:49 PM

My husband has seen a lot worse things no person should ever have to. But he's very strong, God bless him.

radiodugger · 01-29-2008, 10:11 PM

Back on topic...I hope Giada has her first one with no problems...that is one happy woman...and it is SO good to see that....she almost...(forgive me here) GLOWS...

That whole family is special. Heck, I even fell in love with Giada's MOM! I think I'd have to have more than broadcasting's pay to impress her, though...LOL!

Doug