Gustavo Martins
Omono
What? So you’re saying you believe in lunar cycles but you don’t ‘believe ‘ in the women cycle?
Bonsai Work Based on Lunar Events
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What? So you’re saying you believe in lunar cycles but you don’t ‘believe ‘ in the women cycle?
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
I believe what he was saying is that there is a window during the menstrual cycle where a woman is more susceptible in becoming pregnant.
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Yes. And outside that window is not possible to becoming pregnant.
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Funny. Of all countries, Italy is one where tides are virtually inexistant, pretty much tideless as are all countries in the Mediterranean.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
He did write..... a woman can get pregnant any time?
Gustavo Martins
Omono
I believe he did. I would have hundreds of children ?
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
I just regurgitated what I was told....never said I agreed with it. While I was there I did make wine several times at home but never tasted any different? So I really don't know, nor cared. Just always wondered about it.
just.wing.it
Deadwood Head
Thanks for posting that....you beat me to it.
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Yeah. I was just saying it’s funny. While thinking about it, in most places tides are semi-diurnal meaning that the tide is in and out twice a day
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
There are various legends related to the full moon, like when to cut your hair, or spreading sheets on the cloth line to make them whiter : they've all been proved to be totally false.
I'm a true believer : I believe in science (etymology : sapiens, knowledge), not in superstitions that have become so widespread they've become religions which are totalitarian ideologies. Unfortunately, in most parts of the world, this kind of "cosmic debris" seems to get momentum., and it includes denial of women's rights, hatred of those who are different, etc.
I'm a true believer : I believe in science (etymology : sapiens, knowledge), not in superstitions that have become so widespread they've become religions which are totalitarian ideologies. Unfortunately, in most parts of the world, this kind of "cosmic debris" seems to get momentum., and it includes denial of women's rights, hatred of those who are different, etc.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Maybe you was shooting blanks? I had to get checked once....
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Nope. She got pregnant the month after we decided to go for it
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Congrats! I always enjoyed the making process
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Lol. I enjoy the process even if there’s no little kids in the end ?
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Of all the women I knew, none had cycles that matched lunar events.
Maybe there used to be some relation with seasons, and thus lunar cycles some millions years ago, at a time when we were barely growing limbs to get out of a swamp, and it stayed somewhere in our reptile brain.
But if women's periods matched lunar cycles, all bars would be full with men on specific days of the calendar (though...).
Gustavo Martins
Omono
Just a small correction: Pluto is still a planet. It’s not considered a ‘main’ or ‘primary’ (not sure the correct word in English) planet anymore, but it’s still a planet.
Pitoon
Imperial Masterpiece
Sorry, let me be more specific......pluto is dwarf planet
I think the stars aligned today, or maybe it's the moons gravitational pull that has everyone fired up on this thread?
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
It's a matter of terminology, but basically, it's not considered as a planet the way others are labelled :
"As objects increasingly closer in size to Pluto were discovered in the region, it was argued that Pluto should be reclassified as one of the Kuiper belt objects, just as Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta lost their planet status after the discovery of many other asteroids. " (Wikipedia)
"Plutón, designado (134340) Pluto, es un planeta enano del sistema solar situado a continuación de la órbita de Neptuno. "
and, y, et :
Planeta enano es el término creado por la Unión Astronómica Internacional (UAI) para definir a una nueva clase de cuerpos celestes, diferente de la de planeta y de la de cuerpo menor del sistema solar (o planeta menor).
I never learned Spanish, but I did some latin at school and it's rather esay to understand (written) romanese languages. Tell me if I'm wrong :
a una nueva clase de cuerpos celestes, diferente de la de planeta
In French :
une nouvelle classe de corps céleste, différente des planètes
We would use "des planètes", the plural form, instead of "de la planeta", which I think is singular (in French : "de la planète").
Apart from this linguistic rambling, naming Pluto as a planet is not a valid term any longer for scientists, but it has been considered as such for such a very long time that it is a planet, while it isn't.
See what I mean?...
I won't include another song by FZ, the one where you can hear "...here Pluto, arf arf arf!" because I've just realized the name of the dog is Fido.
Back to my late teens, I was on another plant at that time
The drums. Make me feel like tasting mushrooms again !
"As objects increasingly closer in size to Pluto were discovered in the region, it was argued that Pluto should be reclassified as one of the Kuiper belt objects, just as Ceres, Pallas, Juno and Vesta lost their planet status after the discovery of many other asteroids. " (Wikipedia)
"Plutón, designado (134340) Pluto, es un planeta enano del sistema solar situado a continuación de la órbita de Neptuno. "
and, y, et :
Planeta enano es el término creado por la Unión Astronómica Internacional (UAI) para definir a una nueva clase de cuerpos celestes, diferente de la de planeta y de la de cuerpo menor del sistema solar (o planeta menor).
I never learned Spanish, but I did some latin at school and it's rather esay to understand (written) romanese languages. Tell me if I'm wrong :
a una nueva clase de cuerpos celestes, diferente de la de planeta
In French :
une nouvelle classe de corps céleste, différente des planètes
We would use "des planètes", the plural form, instead of "de la planeta", which I think is singular (in French : "de la planète").
Apart from this linguistic rambling, naming Pluto as a planet is not a valid term any longer for scientists, but it has been considered as such for such a very long time that it is a planet, while it isn't.
See what I mean?...
I won't include another song by FZ, the one where you can hear "...here Pluto, arf arf arf!" because I've just realized the name of the dog is Fido.
Back to my late teens, I was on another plant at that time
The drums. Make me feel like tasting mushrooms again !
AlainK
Imperial Masterpiece
Edit: "another planet" (e.g. "far out")
A hit from 1939 in France, the story of the impossible encounter between the Sun and the Moon:
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