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[NEvans2]

@gizmogal  I laughed so hard when I read your post I had to cross my legs! LMAO ❤

[skatting44]

  Who ever came up with those  Nicole Miller  print blouses and matching pants must have been experiencing menopause on hallucinogenics or watched to many episodes of Golden Girls

[BalletBabe]

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@Kachina624 wrote:

Somebody at QVC, probably a man, is absolutel6 fascinated with the concept of menopause.  I wish he'd get over it and start working on some male menopause programming.  Let's see how the macho types like that.  Blue pill anybody?

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@Kachina624 bwah ahahahahahahahahahahahah

[Desertdi]

How about Turkey Neck Tuesday...or Wrinkled Wednesday for beauty products???

[wifey2qt]

Are we starting this conversation AGAIN? 

[wifey2qt]

Not disgusting........and not comparable to men's blue pill issue.

I don't like certain programming on TV.... guess what? I don't watch.

Find a new topic to bash 

[CalminHeart]

Menopause Monday was around since before the holidays. To me, it's beyond stu**d. So is the age of possibility, etc.

There is absolutely nothing Q or hosts can sell me or tell me about menopause that would have helped going through it. We all have legitimate sources for medical advice and information. 

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

 I don't see Menopause Monday on the schedule (through February 3rd at least.)

That's when Icons Week begins.

Sure to anger and infuriate the usual suspects among easily outraged posters!

February 3rd features Isaac, Lori Goldstein, Laura Geller and Stan Herman!

[Caaareful Shopper]

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@THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes wrote:

 I don't see Menopause Monday on the schedule (through February 3rd at least.)

That's when Icons Week begins.

Sure to anger and infuriate the usual suspects among easily outraged posters!

February 3rd features Isaac, Lori Goldstein, Laura Geller and Stan Herman!

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@THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes  I don't agree with usual suspects or easily outraged as a fair moniker or description regarding this issue.  My feeling is....just don't engage in the topic or open it, if it's tiring or seems old news.  Just like those who like it or don't mind it can repeatedly post that opinion as well.

Since the topic has been beaten about here, perhaps some are equally outraged, yet just very tired of giving it air and prefer not to post about it.  Anyway, people can post their likes or dislikes as much as they want, without feeling there's a quotient to tap out, or the forum police will slap their wrist.  

[THEY CallMe Mr Wilkes]

Post away about anything one likes.  No one said Stop!

And respondents may do the same.

That way goes the game.

And, of course,  it's all a game.