[citation][nom]Reklatsa[/nom]Contextually placed comedy or discussion aside, the internet does not confer rights to be indiscriminately offensive to any social group. Now, if you have them and they haven't passed through menopause, go tell your mother, grandmothers, daughters, sisters, girlfriend, in fact any woman passing by that her menstruating makes her stink. If you don't have the guts to say something to someone's face then don't say it at all. Weren't you taught respect, manners and civility?[/citation]
Wow, the social police are amongst us. Actually, I tell my wife and 3 daughters a lot worse than what you refer to. In fact, what I say to their faces I would not dare put in print. Now, are you going to tell me that I lack manners and civility? Be human, manners and civility are for all of those who are ashamed of basic bodily functions. Manners are also cultural specific...belching is a sign of appreciation in some countries, but for the prudes of America it is an act of barbarism.
The internet is an open forum, and here in America we can say what we want. So, the internet does confer the right to say what you want to who you want as long as it cannot be classified as: cyberbulling, hate, etc. Say what you want about the various sources of stink, the remark you are referring to is far more innocent than what we see on TV.