Do Klingon Women Get PMT?

[The Laughing Vulcan]

Aluminium... not aluminum, aluminium!

Say it with me...

I just had a worrying thought... You know how sometimes menstrual cycles synchronise, and assuming Klingon women do have increased aggressive tendencies, that could mean the periodical cull of the male Klingon population.

Ah, I sense a conspiracy theory behind the destruction of Praxis. No more moon, no more lunar cycle...

 

[WillsBabe]

I'm British.

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

Yeah, silly us.

 

[Gepard]

Yeah, silly us.

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*scribbles*

Don't...tease...British...no...sense...humor.

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[Ensign Johnson]

^ another difference the spelling of humour.

I wonder if Australians say PMT or PMS because I've noticed they speak better English than Americans.

I think fanny is the funniest difference between American English and British English

 

[Nerys Myk]

Did Fanny Brice ever tour Britan?

 

[The Laughing Vulcan]

No but one of the UK's first celebrity chefs was Fanny Craddock

 

[Forbin]

Did she make Spotted Dick?

 

[scotpens]

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

Only in the Mirror Universe.

I think fanny is the funniest difference between American English and British English

What about “bum”?

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 heard both terms used. I also work in printing, but when I read about a woman having PMT, I assume it means “Pre-Menstrual Tension,” not that she's shooting stats. Especially since we hardly ever do paste-up anymore.

I just had a worrying thought... You know how sometimes menstrual cycles synchronise . . .

Does that really happen to women who live together under the same roof, or is it just some shit they made up to see how gullible we men are?

 

[Mr. Fergy]

To answer the question: Yes they do...

 

[EnsignRicky]

They only get PMT when they take too much LDS.

 

[Willieck]

They only get PMT when they take too much LDS.

 

[CommanderRaytas]

I don't think it matters. They're just insufferable pests anyway, no matter what time of the month it is.... but even I don't want to consider the possibilities of their periods synchronising.

 

[M'Sharak]

I don't think it matters. They're just insufferable pests anyway, no matter what time of the month it is.... but even I don't want to consider the possibilities of their periods synchronising.

"It is a good day to... be somewhere else - anywhere else!"

 

[Willieck]

I don't think it matters. They're just insufferable pests anyway, no matter what time of the month it is....

Oh I don't know. I was really sad when Lursa and B'Etor met their demise. And what about K'Ehleyr and B'Elana Torres? they were OK. I know they were only half Klingon but it's near enough. I think that the Klingon ladies were kind of exciting.
(Just remembered Quark's "wife"; she was quite a character too)

 

[CommanderRaytas]

B'Elanna Torres was in no way okay. She was a complete bitch who thought of herself, her emotions and her "temper" as more special than anyone else. She didn't even try to not lash out at everyone, was constantly pmsy and used her so-called "temper" as an excuse to be insufferable. Everyone else manages to behave in a civilised manner around other people, no matter how rotten they are feeling. It's called living in a society and trying to better oneself.

Grow up and do your job, because nobody cares if you're in a bad mood. Nobody (except for Tom).

You can tell I am not particularly fond of her.

 

[Willieck]

B'Elanna Torres was in no way okay. She was a complete bitch who thought of herself, her emotions and her "temper" as more special than anyone else. She didn't even try to not lash out at everyone, was constantly pmsy and used her so-called "temper" as an excuse to be insufferable. Everyone else manages to behave in a civilised manner around other people, no matter how rotten they are feeling. It's called living in a society and trying to better oneself.

Grow up and do your job, because nobody cares if you're in a bad mood. Nobody (except for Tom).

You can tell I am not particularly fond of her.

That's just what I mean. Brilliant wasn't she?

(I love Klingon ladies)

 

[CommanderRaytas]

lol!!!!!

Yeah, looking at it from that angle, you're absolutely right.

 

[Deckerd]

Re the OP: how could you tell?

 

[Forbin]

B'Elanna Torres was in no way okay. She was a complete bitch who thought of herself, her emotions and her "temper" as more special than anyone else. She didn't even try to not lash out at everyone, was constantly pmsy and used her so-called "temper" as an excuse to be insufferable. Everyone else manages to behave in a civilised manner around other people, no matter how rotten they are feeling. It's called living in a society and trying to better oneself.

Grow up and do your job, because nobody cares if you're in a bad mood. Nobody (except for Tom).

You can tell I am not particularly fond of her.

Wow, she reminds me of me!

 

[Willieck]

B'Elanna Torres was in no way okay. She was a complete bitch who thought of herself, her emotions and her "temper" as more special than anyone else. She didn't even try to not lash out at everyone, was constantly pmsy and used her so-called "temper" as an excuse to be insufferable. Everyone else manages to behave in a civilised manner around other people, no matter how rotten they are feeling. It's called living in a society and trying to better oneself.

Grow up and do your job, because nobody cares if you're in a bad mood. Nobody (except for Tom).

You can tell I am not particularly fond of her.

Wow, she reminds me of me!