MooseBreath Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 Women choosing of their own free will to go to a nightclub showing cleaveage in order to get in free condemned as "degrading", "disgusting" and even "sexist". Quite right, I went along with a low cut top on and they wouldnt let me in free, infact they wouldn't let me in at all. Sexist bastards. http://www.bbc.co.uk...d-kent-21902806 Speaking of disgusting, this is the woman doing the complaining.
I am Rod Hull Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 You dont look at the mantelpiece when you`re poking the fire. *Thats some gummage though...
MPH Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 Women choosing of their own free will to go to a nightclub showing cleaveage in order to get in free condemned as "degrading", "disgusting" and even "sexist". Quite right, I went along with a low cut top on and they wouldnt let me in free, infact they wouldn't let me in at all. Sexist bastards. http://www.bbc.co.uk...d-kent-21902806 Speaking of disgusting, this is the woman doing the complaining. I do find it slightly amusing tho' that the woman you are criticizing is actually a conservative MP... Didnt you vote conservative at the last election?
Kitchandro Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 Women choosing of their own free will to go to a nightclub showing cleaveage in order to get in free condemned as "degrading", "disgusting" and even "sexist". Quite right, I went along with a low cut top on and they wouldnt let me in free, infact they wouldn't let me in at all. Sexist bastards. TBH that was my first reaction too. If anything it's sexist towards us!
MooseBreath Posted 24 March 2013 Author Posted 24 March 2013 I do find it slightly amusing tho' that the woman you are criticizing is actually a conservative MP... Didnt you vote conservative at the last election? I don't think you have to agree with every single opinion of every single MP in a party before you vote for them
BoneDog Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 BURN YOUR BRAS BITCHES! I support the Triple B crew.
THEBIGJOHNSTEADER; Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 GUMZ EWWW The ones doing the moaning are always revolting aren't they? Even I would be tempted not to knock a batch out over that photo, super-imposed or otherwise. I hope she dies.
Tielemans63 Posted 24 March 2013 Posted 24 March 2013 He's entitled to his opini.....omg that's just wrong.
Daggers Posted 25 March 2013 Posted 25 March 2013 Small-minded burger flipper gets upset because intelligent woman questions his pitiful morality shocker. In other news, more things which cause cancer....
Finnegan Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 It's not feminism it's, at best, sexual conservativism and, at worst, potential victim blaming.
MooseBreath Posted 26 March 2013 Author Posted 26 March 2013 Small-minded burger flipper gets upset because intelligent woman questions his pitiful morality shocker. In other news, more things which cause cancer.... Old man angry that his cliched, laughable 1990s 'liberal' views are no longer relevant in a world which has long since moved on, and left him well behind. "i'm forcing the boy to take drugs next." wow, so out there bro. Drugs, so cutting edge and rebellious. You seen that new film, trainspotting? Interesting story on the BBC currently about how teenagers are more well behaved these days. One possible explanation they looked at was their good behaviour is actually a form a rebellion against their parents, who as greece faced, black fingernailed, stinking crap guitar players were well and truly rebels without a cause, and are now a sauce of deep embarrassment to their offspring, who would rather behave well then see themselves becoming fat, aging, increasingly marginalised and irrelevant angry old hippies with nothing to keep them occupied but sordid sexual encounters in local parks.
Alf Bentley Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 Old man angry that his cliched, laughable 1990s 'liberal' views are no longer relevant in a world which has long since moved on, and left him well behind. "i'm forcing the boy to take drugs next." wow, so out there bro. Drugs, so cutting edge and rebellious. You seen that new film, trainspotting? Interesting story on the BBC currently about how teenagers are more well behaved these days. One possible explanation they looked at was their good behaviour is actually a form a rebellion against their parents, who as greece faced, black fingernailed, stinking crap guitar players were well and truly rebels without a cause, and are now a sauce of deep embarrassment to their offspring, who would rather behave well then see themselves becoming fat, aging, increasingly marginalised and irrelevant angry old hippies with nothing to keep them occupied but sordid sexual encounters in local parks. What does a "greece faced sauce of embarrassment" look like? Is it like a pastourma kebab coated in 1000 island sauce? I do agree about hippies. Hang them all by their greasy locks from a tree in the local park where they have their sordid sexual encounters, then play them "Anarchy in the UK" at top volume on autofeed while kicking them in the bollocks...starting with Richard Branson. Do you know which park they frequent, though? I could do with some sordid sexual encounters. What are hip young dudes of the new generation up to, though? Joining UKIP? Beating up tramps? Saving for mortgage deposits? Watching X-Factor? Sitting in front of a PC/mobile writing diatribes on Foxes Talk? I'd like to get down with the new generation kids on the street, so was hoping you might help me out. The Foxes Talk bit I can manage, but the rest all leaves me a bit queasy.... Yours sincerely, A fat, aging, marginalised, irrelevant, not-very-angry non-hippy interested in sordid sexual encounters in the park (but not with hippies)
Zingari Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 It's not feminism it's, at best, sexual conservativism and, at worst, potential victim blaming. Is that a good thing or a bad thing ? Who are the victims , who are the blamers , in fact who and what are all the relevant players in this game ?
Webbo Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 It's not feminism it's, at best, sexual conservativism and, at worst, potential victim blaming. I'm hardly a Guardian reader but this is sexist. It's treating women as sex objects, just something to look at. It is quite degrading. Btw, I know I'm a hypocrite.
Kitchandro Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 I'm hardly a Guardian reader but this is sexist. It's treating women as sex objects, just something to look at. It is quite degrading. Btw, I know I'm a hypocrite. Is that sexist? You could argue it's a bit crass and low brow but I can't see how it's anti-women, and I wouldn't say it's that disrespectful. If they'd said 'free entry for women wearing fancy dress on halloween' I don't think people would have a problem with it and the outfits wouldn't probably be the same. And it's not nearly as bad as when places dont let me in for, well, basically because they don't like my face. The apathy shown towards that kind of thing annoys me. That is more disrespectful and just plain being an areshole. This thing isn't saying you can't come in if you're a woman dressed in a certain way (which is, let's face it, pretty much the unwritten rule for men trying to get into any club) just that you get in free if you choose to dress a certain way. I'm not saying it's a promotion I would go with if I owned a club but I don't like the sexist card being used all the while.
MooseBreath Posted 26 March 2013 Author Posted 26 March 2013 What does a "greece faced sauce of embarrassment" look like? Is it like a pastourma kebab coated in 1000 island sauce? I do agree about hippies. Hang them all by their greasy locks from a tree in the local park where they have their sordid sexual encounters, then play them "Anarchy in the UK" at top volume on autofeed while kicking them in the bollocks...starting with Richard Branson. Do you know which park they frequent, though? I could do with some sordid sexual encounters. What are hip young dudes of the new generation up to, though? Joining UKIP? Beating up tramps? Saving for mortgage deposits? Watching X-Factor? Sitting in front of a PC/mobile writing diatribes on Foxes Talk? I'd like to get down with the new generation kids on the street, so was hoping you might help me out. The Foxes Talk bit I can manage, but the rest all leaves me a bit queasy.... Yours sincerely, A fat, aging, marginalised, irrelevant, not-very-angry non-hippy interested in sordid sexual encounters in the park (but not with hippies) I don't know much about hip young dudes. Thankfully I landed right in the middle between the hypocritical hippie generation and the present day facebook "gen y" humblebragging real-friendless iWankbook generation.
Zingari Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 I'm hardly a Guardian reader but this is sexist. It's treating women as sex objects, just something to look at. It is quite degrading. Btw, I know I'm a hypocrite. I don't think so . Women can choose to show off cleavage or not and I'm pretty sure those that do take up the offer enjoy doing it . They sure aren't really doing it for a paltry free entry into a nightclub . Surely to suggest otherwise would be more sexist . tits oot fae the lads !!
Webbo Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 Is that sexist? You could argue it's a bit crass and low brow but I can't see how it's anti-women, and I wouldn't say it's that disrespectful. If they'd said 'free entry for women wearing fancy dress on halloween' I don't think people would have a problem with it and the outfits wouldn't probably be the same. And it's not nearly as bad as when places dont let me in for, well, basically because they don't like my face. The apathy shown towards that kind of thing annoys me. That is more disrespectful and just plain being an areshole. This thing isn't saying you can't come in if you're a woman dressed in a certain way (which is, let's face it, pretty much the unwritten rule for men trying to get into any club) just that you get in free if you choose to dress a certain way. I'm not saying it's a promotion I would go with if I owned a club but I don't like the sexist card being used all the while. It's basically saying "we'll let you in if you flash a bit of tit". How would you feel if someone said they wouldn't let you in unless you got your cock out?
Zingari Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 It's basically saying "we'll let you in if you flash a bit of tit". How would you feel if someone said they wouldn't let you in unless you got your cock out? The offer is for "free entry" if cleavage is shown , the girl has the choice to pay to get in if she wants without flashing them off . I reckon i'd show my cock for free entry into the KP edit; sorry offensive weapons aren't allowed in to the stadium .
Webbo Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 The offer is for "free entry" if cleavage is shown , the girl has the choice to pay to get in if she wants without flashing them off . I reckon i'd show my cock for free entry into the KP edit; sorry offensive weapons aren't allowed in to the stadium . There's plenty of cocks on display there already.
Zingari Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 There's plenty of cocks on display there already. Yes and there's too much dribbling and not enough shooting .
Finnegan Posted 26 March 2013 Posted 26 March 2013 It's basically saying "we'll let you in if you flash a bit of tit". How would you feel if someone said they wouldn't let you in unless you got your cock out? Uhm, they're not refusing girls entry if they're covered. The women have every choice in this instance.
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