BBC Secrets of the Sexes

[Chuck(G)]

Last night, I caught a rerun of this BBC program that I'd missed the first time around:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/tvradio/programmes/sexsecrets/

Has anyone else seen it--and what do you think? Are women's brains really wired very differently from men's? Does playing the tuba require a long ring finger?

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[Kevin Hendrick]

Does playing the tuba require a long ring finger?

No more (or less), I suspect, than driving a cab requires a long middle finger (though I'm sure it helps!) ...

[windshieldbug]

Does playing the tuba require a long ring finger?

As far as I knew, it just required a long beer stein! Maybe the rings are from those...

[Doug@GT]

Are women's brains really wired very differently from men's?

Apparently they don't think so at Harvard.

Ba-zing.




Doug "who has often wondered if his brain is wired at all"

[LoyalTubist]

Experience tells me that men's brains are, indeed, different from women's brains. Even for the arty, sensitive man. But this is in reference to a straight (heterosexual) man. Perhaps gay (homosexual) men are different and think more like women. Women seem to be more intuitive, accept pain, and retain more knowledge. I accept these differences.

[TubaRay]

So where are those sex secrets that were promised at the beginning of the thread? And what is that about women having wires in the brain. Maybe that's why I get a charge out of them.

[tubatooter1940]

There was a majority of women in my family but that fact did not enable me to understand them at all.
Now there is a trend to teach women martial arts, weapons training-women in combat. Aren't they dangerous enough already?
A victim of love,
tubatooter1940
www.johnreno.com/

[windshieldbug]

Aren't they dangerous enough already?