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Women get back to their foraging roots by sorting through store racks
  â€" as if scanning plants for signs of ripeness, researchers suggest.

Our ancestors didn't shop for holiday gifts,
  but the way we buy may owe credit to thousands of years of evolution.

In a new study, researchers propose that our mall
  -visiting behaviors harken back to the days when men hunted and women foraged.

Modern men, for example, generally want to get into a store and get right back out
  â€" just like their hunting forefathers wanted to find and bring meat home as quickly as possible.
    On the other hand, women get back to their foraging roots by sorting through racks of sweaters on sale
      â€" as if scanning plants for signs of ripeness.


source: Europe World News

For most women, it has become a "filler" in their lives for all the inadequacies they recieve from their partners. It's a "band aid" fix to satisfy what is lacking in their lives.

Kung naa bay kwarta pang shopping, kinsa ba gud dli mo angay! Pero this Christmas, avoid sa ko financial hangover, shopping didto, shopping dri. Ako na lng padala sa Pinas, malipay pa akong mga igsoon og pag umangkon.

Quote from: comran on December 14, 2009, 02:06:49 AM
For most women, it has become a "filler" in their lives for all the inadequacies they recieve from their partners. It's a "band aid" fix to satisfy what is lacking in their lives.

ja³ sometimes - smile !

Quote from: Angie Gulle on December 14, 2009, 04:12:03 AM
Kung naa bay kwarta pang shopping, kinsa ba gud dli mo angay! Pero this Christmas, avoid sa ko financial hangover, shopping didto, shopping dri. Ako na lng padala sa Pinas, malipay pa akong mga igsoon og pag umangkon.

mao pod Gie, crisis, hugot zha bakos daw ron, ipalupad na laman sa Pinas - winky !