I tell everyone with hair color that's purple pink blue etc that it's awesome and then I ask for a high five...
Everyday sexual harassment of women
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I was going to make some sort of joke about how you'd have a calloused hand if you worked at a junior high, but it just sounds like I'm calling you a ephebophile.
uhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh that's literally what I posted in the OP
Really? I sorta skipped to the last few pages because I figured the direction of conversation would have changed since the beginning!
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I thought it might have been but, at the same time, I did not want to accuse you of being dirty minded.
Worry not. I feel confident in saying I'm one of the dirtiest-minded people on this board. I try to allow my mind the freedom to roam wherever it might want to go. The benefits are amazing.I did not want to accuse you of being dirty minded.
However, I treat that realm like its own pocket dimension with its own rules: Since there is no guarantee that what is permitted in that dimension will be appropriate in this one (and often isn't!), I maintain their disconnect.
The devil who sits on my shoulder comes up with some absolutely astounding ideas (ideas I wouldn't hear if I was always automatically squelching him), but of course it's entirely up to me whether any of them get implemented, and I'm just as certain as before that I'm one of the most ethical people on this board, too.
--Patrick
GasBandit
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Writer and comedian Elon James White had a simple question in response to the Walking in NYC as a Woman video: What if dudes started greeting each other that way? I mean, it's not weird or sexual if dudes do that with one another like they do to women, right? Thus, #DudesGreetingDudes was born.
Manchester police set up this:
Good going, UK. You're ahead of us on gay marriage, but on this stuff, you're right down in the pits with us.
Good going, UK. You're ahead of us on gay marriage, but on this stuff, you're right down in the pits with us.
figmentPez
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If it weren't for the visible thong, I would have thought that was a theft prevention poster.* Keeping your iPod and wallet poking out of your purse like that is a pretty foolish thing to do if you're walking through a crowd.
*According to Greater Manchester Police, it is a theft prevention poster:
It's a poster from seven years ago.
The thong is what made me jump. Thanks for fact checking.
That's funny, because I would give those away since they came free with so many things (including real headphones). My little cousins used to attach them to $25 iPod Shuffles.
That's funny. I think every one of my wives has told me that taking out the trash is a "man's job"
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GasBandit
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How did that Cyanide and Happiness comic go?That's funny. I think everyone one of my wives has told me that taking out the trash is a "man's job"
"Why don't you be a big strong man and move my couch?"
"Why don't YOU be a small, weak woman and suck my dick? As long as we're all being sexist?"
GasBandit
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We can land a spacecraft on a comet, but a man's shirt has become the big news story here on Earth.
Physicist Matt Taylor was criticized this week for wearing a shirt with scantily-clad women and guns on it during a livestreamed post-landing interview about the Rosetta Mission, deemed sexist and innaporpriate by many people, particularly women in science. And critiques on Twitter voiced their complaints with #ShirtStorm and #ShirtGate.
But in a Google Hangout Friday with updates on the mission, a teary-eyed Taylor in a very neutral blue hoodie, apologized for the shirt.
Meanwhile on said comet, the Philae lander sent back its first image from the comet Thursday, and it has begun drilling in order to reposition itself into the sunlight. But this maneuver could also make Philae do a cartwheel and possible put an abrupt end to the mission.
GB's take - I want that shirt. I had a shirt like that, but it wasn't nearly that awesome. This is an awesome shirt.
Physicist Matt Taylor was criticized this week for wearing a shirt with scantily-clad women and guns on it during a livestreamed post-landing interview about the Rosetta Mission, deemed sexist and innaporpriate by many people, particularly women in science. And critiques on Twitter voiced their complaints with #ShirtStorm and #ShirtGate.
But in a Google Hangout Friday with updates on the mission, a teary-eyed Taylor in a very neutral blue hoodie, apologized for the shirt.
"I made a big mistake, and I offended many people," he said. "And I'm very sorry about this."
Meanwhile on said comet, the Philae lander sent back its first image from the comet Thursday, and it has begun drilling in order to reposition itself into the sunlight. But this maneuver could also make Philae do a cartwheel and possible put an abrupt end to the mission.
GB's take - I want that shirt. I had a shirt like that, but it wasn't nearly that awesome. This is an awesome shirt.
In the mind of the people having the uproar over the shirt, you are part of the problem.
GasBandit
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OMG Check your privilege, shitlord!
This is the falsest of false equivalencies.
The guy is a professional at a professional conference. See the later discussion about professionalism when dealing with people at conferences.
You may have said that in jest, but gaze upon this and try to remember that this is not a porn magazine.
--Patrick