ACT women are the least fertile

oh shit I’m ugly and have no life. Bugger. I might as well just give up now.

Is there any other advice you would like to give me? I’m very open to constructive criticism…

According to ABS data released in August, the average for Woden district is 1.4 but for Chifley is 1.9. Obviously the TV reception in Chifley is not so great. But a good argument to maintain our public school.

Pandy beat me to it – the Tassie stats are flawed ’cause they’re based on a head count!

The ACT count on the other hand is disapinting – although it’s not for the want of trying!

“I’d be interested to see the average age at which Tassie vs Canberra women have their first kid. “

And I would be interested to see the average age at which Tassie vs Canberra women get their first root.

And Mr Evil – the wrong hole? The mouth is NOT the wrong hole!

I think because we live in Canberra we see the Federal politicians quite often. Anyone who has seen Peter Costello up close, is not going to have a baby for him.

A little cold, maybe Ralph – but probably not too far wide of the mark.

I’d say it’s one of a number of reasons. I’d be interested to see the average age at which Tassie vs Canberra women have their first kid.

that idea has been kicking around for years. A bit of merit in it.

Too many opinionated bints in this town. Blokes don’t like that.

However, the primary beneficiaries of feminism have been high status males. As female status has risen, the pool of men who come up to standard has shrunk increasing competition for high status males. At the same time new female freedoms have created new opportunities for illicit dalliances with the few males with sufficient status to interest them.

In economic terms, for high status males, the effective supply of substitute products has gone down while the effective supply of women in their immediate zones of activity has gone up.

So in simple terms, more educated sheilas price themselves out of the man market.

Yeah Sonic and Barr are doing their best to screw us over.

The stats are based on mothers giving birth HERE – but how many people come here with their kids in tow and aren’t on the stats? Personally, I have three children, none of which were born here therefore not reflected in these stats. I like many other Canberrans move away then return with children, as ‘Canberra’s a great place to raise your kids’ – or was . . .