more lulz!

Oh boy. This just... wow. Just... wow! This guy is the most unstable person I've ever met.

( Further fun and games. )

Talk about over-reaction! *laugh* To "you suck" I get a laundry-list of grade-school level insults, but to "I don't want to be your friend, you still suck" I get THE biggest hissy fit I've ever seen thrown! *grins* No wonder he locks comments if he reacts like that!

Oh, also he's posted and deleted several more lj comments. *snicker* Still not willing to admit to what he's doing in public. Well, it's not quite public now, but it's sure reaching a wider audience. I'm honestly tempted to make the whole thing into a public post, and link to it from jaded furs. Just so everybody can know what kind of goober they've got here.

Edit - I've given into temptation!

And one last note. When he says that I'm probably turned on my his insults, I shall note that this is a classic case of projection. "OOhhhhhhhhhh.......I love it when you talk dirty to me!!! :D" is a direct quote from him, in response to my insulting him, in a comment that is still, at the moment, visible here. *grin*

But why are the lulz gone?

Well, the source of lulz has deleted most of his comments and sworn he's through. So sad! The lulz are gone. No more lulz.

Edit: the rest of the comments are gone, AND so are the posts he made, every single one of 'em. Even the one where, despite having my proper full name from my e-mails, he spells my name wrong. So sad.

Gender differences part II

It at least sounds like real science. Gender differences.

I particularly liked reading caveats 3 and 4. "Many (if not most) of the psychological and physiological gender differences discussed below are relatively small, as compared to the gender differences in other species, for example. Furthermore, intragroup differences are greater than intergroup differences; e.g., the variation among men is greater than the variation between men and women. (Both of these facts rule out any justification of gender-based exclusionary policies on the basis of these differences; e.g., preventing women from being soldiers or engineers, or men from being nurses.) Nevertheless, the differences are reliable, and in many (if not most) cases show up across cultures,ages, and other variables."

"The gender differences emerge against a background of massive similarity in form and function between the genders; i.e., men and women seem to be basically similar overall."

Interesting read, if a touch towards the dry and technical in places. But not at all beyond the ability of the layman.