DQ
Queen of the Damned
Last edited:
Fat Men Can't Hunt- BBC3, Monday!!
- Thread starter DQ
- Start date
Fat men can't Hunt
Confused by your title DQ
Blame the lack of calories
Fat Men Can't Hunt
I think it's been really good. Very enlightening in fact.
It was interesting when someone was talking about food being enjoyed and they couldn't get their heads around eating to live. I was amazed that they would go as far as to hunger strike rather than eat foods they didn't enjoy
Another thing that surprised me was how the women seemed to be holding their own, whereas most of the men couldn't cope. Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised
Okay....that was just 'those' men, not talking about the great guys we have on here.
It did make me wonder how we've changed as a society though. How women have become more powerful, and now they have roles in nearly every department in our society, whether the men have lost something on the way. It felt as if they didn't have a role to call their own at all.
The Brit men couldn't find the energy to go hunting, and seemed happy to let the women go, even though it was it wasn't custom within the tribe. I wonder if that would have happened had this experiment been done 50 years ago?
Anyway, it's been an enjoyable watch. I couldn't help wonder how I would have coped with it all.
Confused by your title DQ
Blame the lack of calories Fat Men Can't Hunt
I think it's been really good. Very enlightening in fact.
It was interesting when someone was talking about food being enjoyed and they couldn't get their heads around eating to live. I was amazed that they would go as far as to hunger strike rather than eat foods they didn't enjoy
Another thing that surprised me was how the women seemed to be holding their own, whereas most of the men couldn't cope. Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised
Okay....that was just 'those' men, not talking about the great guys we have on here.
It did make me wonder how we've changed as a society though. How women have become more powerful, and now they have roles in nearly every department in our society, whether the men have lost something on the way. It felt as if they didn't have a role to call their own at all.
The Brit men couldn't find the energy to go hunting, and seemed happy to let the women go, even though it was it wasn't custom within the tribe. I wonder if that would have happened had this experiment been done 50 years ago?
Anyway, it's been an enjoyable watch. I couldn't help wonder how I would have coped with it all.
DQ
Queen of the Damned
Another thing that surprised me was how the women seemed to be holding their own, whereas most of the men couldn't cope. Perhaps I shouldn't be surprised
Whoops, have changed the title!!
That struck me too, then I thought the pressure on women to be slim is bigger (at the moment) than on the men, hence them being prepared to put up with more?
