Research shows that men work longer than women

	posted by Adam on Thursday June 05, @09:13AM from the Not-surprising dept.
	Chas writes "Men are now expected not to stray too far too often. Out-of-home leisure - all-day weekend rounds of golf, days at the dogs - now has to compete with the new demands placed on men by their wives and children. Is this true, and if so, is it a good thing? Bettina Arndt is an Australian journalist who regularly examines men's issues and in the process frequently runs foul of certain feminists. In this article, in Melbourne's "The Age" newspaper, she discusses recent research which shows men generally work longer hours than women in paid and unpaid employment and have far less leisure time than they used to. Read the article here. The online reaction is worth looking at too."

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But surely Brutus is an honorable man... (Score:2) by The Gonzo Kid (NibcpeteO@SyahPoo.AcomM) on Thursday June 05, @01:37PM EST (#1) (User #661 Info) It's never about revenge. It's always about the children. Or more properly (and you have to imagine the whiney, nasaly tone) "For the GOOD of the Chiiiiiiiiiiiiildreennnnnnn...." Well, one more piece of pheminazi propaganda disproven. If we have sense, men, this is political hay to be made: Consider, a long divorced first wife is raiding an ex-husband's estate, at the expense of the children of the second marriage, and admitted in public record that she is motivated by REVENGE. Do you realize how profound this is? ---- Burn, Baby, Burn ----

I'll be dipped. (Score:2) by The Gonzo Kid (NibcpeteO@SyahPoo.AcomM) on Thursday June 05, @02:05PM EST (#2) (User #661 Info) Posted this in the wrong place. ---- Burn, Baby, Burn ----

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