Do Klingon Women Get PMT?

[Willieck]

It's a scary thought

 

[scotpens]

Aren't Klingon women like that pretty much all year round?

 

[Cheapjack]

I wish I could get a Klingon woman.

I'd have to be a bit careful with her, though and not bite her too much.

 

[tau136]

They can't do - if Klingons got any more intense there wouldn't be any left — they'd self-exterminate.

 

[Cheapjack]

I'd bite her bum.

 

[Willieck]

I'd bite her bum.

and she'd bite your....er er....you back.

 

[Cheapjack]

As long as she didn't bite it off, i'm ok.

 

[Gepard]

"PMT?"

 

[Willieck]

"PMT?"

Look it up.

 

[Gepard]

"PMT?"

Look it up.

Thanks for the completely unnecessary condensation. Most people refer to it as PMS that I'm aware of. If PMT is some UK variant of the term, I'd never heard it before.

 

[TheKeeper]

Maybe the Klingon version makes their women more tranquil?

 

[Forbin]

"PMT?"

Look it up.

Thanks for the completely unnecessary condensation. Most people refer to it as PMS that I'm aware of. If PMT is some UK variant of the term, I'd never heard it before.

Me neither. In our printshop it stands for "Photo Mechanical Transfer," which is a fancy phrase for photostat copies. I just assumed the OP hit the wrong letter. I've never heard it referred to as anything other than PMS. Ever.

 

[Forbin]

I googled PMT and it comes up with a billion definitions NOT relating to PMS, including company names and computer functions. Going into the Wiki link, it mentions "Pre Menstrual Tension" as the fourth possibility:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PMT

 

[barnaclelapse]

It's a scary thought

Yeah, and they're surprisingly sweet throughout.

 

[sbk1234]

Maybe it works in reverse for Klingons, and they get really sweet and accepting during this time.

 

[WillsBabe]

Look it up.

Thanks for the completely unnecessary condensation. Most people refer to it as PMS that I'm aware of. If PMT is some UK variant of the term, I'd never heard it before.

Me neither. In our printshop it stands for "Photo Mechanical Transfer," which is a fancy phrase for photostat copies. I just assumed the OP hit the wrong letter. I've never heard it referred to as anything other than PMS. Ever.

I've been calling it PMT for 30 years.

 

[Gepard]

^What nationality are you? The first Google link I found referring to "Pre-Menstrual Tension" was a .co.uk site. So I'm thinking maybe it's a British variant...?

 

[Willieck]

^What nationality are you? The first Google link I found referring to "Pre-Menstrual Tension" was a .co.uk site. So I'm thinking maybe it's a British variant...?

No no. that's wrong, PMS is an American variant.

(Damned Americans, can't speak proper English)

PS Only kidding guys 'onest

 

[WillsBabe]

^What nationality are you? The first Google link I found referring to "Pre-Menstrual Tension" was a .co.uk site. So I'm thinking maybe it's a British variant...?

I'm British. To be fair, the term PMS has become more common in recent years here in the UK, I think, and maybe younger people refer to it as that. Funnily enough we had a discussion about it in work yesterday and everyone was saying PMT.

 

[Gepard]

I'm British.

A-HA! You silly Brits and your words that aren't like ours.