Has this Full Supermoon been excessively weird?

[gallahadesquire]

I've was chatting several people up during the weekend. They've all disappeared. My housemate is being an absolute shit, and I'm ready to throw him out.

 

Is it me, or is this an odd time of the month?

[Guy Fawkes]

Super weird time of the month.

[gallahadesquire]

I forget ... I have two or three planets in Cancer, in addition to its being my Sign. SO I get a little out of whack, and SERIOUSLY out of phase, with some full moons. Any suggestions? And thanks for the comment, Guy.

[+ Funguy]

Ice cream never hurts, but only out of the carton!

[+ Charlie]

Here in the desert the moon has risen and set at perfect times for viewing, and there were no clouds over the weekend. On Monday morning I woke to the moon shining in my face through my bedroom window just before it set behind the mountain.

[+ Truereview]

Here in the desert the moon has risen and set at perfect times for viewing, and there were no clouds over the weekend. On Monday morning I woke to the moon shining in my face through my bedroom window just before it set behind the mountain.

[+ quoththeraven]

We're unironically talking about it being that time of the month?

 

Wait a minute, I thought everyone else here besides me, @FreshFluff and @tyro was a guy!

 

(Thank god, not burdened with "that time of the month" anymore myself.)

[jjkrkwood]

The FULL Moon made me do it !

 

http://68.media.tumblr.com/e619142ef454de00a1a4171afd0d9308/tumblr_nmebl6Jpa41ts3v5zo1_400.gif

[mike carey]

We're unironically talking about it being that time of the month?

I've always been under the impression that there is a widespread belief in the full moon being associated with insanity (the word 'lunacy' being a clue) that is independent of that time of the month. When the subject of the thread is a particular full moon, I would have thought we'd be safe from conflating the two 'time of the month' expressions. Not always, of course. In the absence of context, I'd be likely to assume the gendered meaning, so would not use the words myself. If I wanted to imply someone was affected by the full moon I would be explicit and not refer to the time of month. (I apologise for going full-serious and ignoring any intended irony or sarcasm: I thought I needed to, having previously waffled on about privilege-tinged insults.)

[+ quoththeraven]

I've always been under the impression that there is a widespread belief in the full moon being associated with insanity (the word 'lunacy' being a clue) that is independent of that time of the month. When the subject of the thread is a particular full moon, I would have thought we'd be safe from conflating the two 'time of the month' expressions. Not always, of course. In the absence of context, I'd be likely to assume the gendered meaning, so would not use the words myself. If I wanted to imply someone was affected by the full moon I would be explicit and not refer to the time of month. (I apologise for going full-serious and ignoring any intended irony or sarcasm: I thought I needed to, having previously waffled on about privilege-tinged insults.)

 

I was making a joke as well as parodying some recent overheated rhetoric aimed at me.

[mike carey]

I was making a joke as well as parodying some recent overheated rhetoric aimed at me.

I thought you were!