Some women like big pines, others prefer big oaks, it's just a matter of taste.

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I hope you are still here, puto, to get answers to the question of why women like big pine trees. I prefer manzanitas or redwoods. 

OH, now I get it.  And I'm not going near that with a 10 foot pole.... 

For their cones????

They  have bigger baubles

Huh???

They are pretty and magnificent......

There is a reason and the size of the tree really does matter!

Caramba! Have I missed something? I have known many women during my long life, but never once has it occurred to me to ask even one of them if she liked big pines - let alone,'if so, why?'

There's a rather strange song that begins:

Black girl, black girl, tell me no lies - Where did you sleep last night?

In the pines, in the pines where the sun never shines, and shivered the whole night through.

Bernard Shaw wrote a play entitled The Black Girl in her Search for God. I don't think it has often been produced, because the directions specify that the lady taking the title role should be naked - certainly at the beginning, and I think throughout.

I remain in confusion of my understanding, with no access of understanding of my confusion.

Yeah, I like big pines too.

The size of the ship does not matter-Its the motion of the ocean that counts!

well i got tickled tonite from these answers!  good nite everybody.  Tabbie Tabber.  size dosn't matter,  its the beauty.

Doolittle likes Cedars the best! The smell really great and chipmonks love to play on them.

I like Jacarandas myself, they look great mingled with fire trees

The feedbacks/responses to this question are hilarious. Thanks guys, I need more belly laughs!!

I like pine trees b/c they smell good   :-)

Because they have time to consider the beauty of nature, while their husbands are out breaking their backs, working hard to pay the bills. Lol, just kidding ladies...

The cones can look pretty good painted silver or gold at Christmas