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Mel you say that... but then chicks dig a guy who'd go on a murderous rampage for them if needed be. I'll have you know a lady has taken me around the arm and yanked me right into an abercrombie. Im layed back in those leather chairs... I'd relax and fall asleep for awhile if it wheren't for those god damn pop songs with annoying beeping sounds in between. Jesus... what a load of bullshit.Quote:
I think men rule the world. I think women are here to serve them.
Murderous rampages...Abercrombie.....annoying beeps....you lost me.
I think there is a natural order.
I respect that order.
And Deb, I've thought the same thing. :)
Well everyone has their own taste in clothes The Spec...what about Hollister, it's for guys and girls, i just recently started to wear Abercrombie, Aeropotslae and hollister, and the outfits for girls are rather sexual, i mean the skirts, girls don't even have to bend over to see everything, so the same thing is with guys and Abercrombie tight shirts, women wanna see the body of men, and not like when i used to wear XXL southpole shirts and then started wearing hollister, everyone told me, oh man, you got skinnier....
Well you've got people who say that they'd do anything for someone else...
I like to think that a trip through hell... ermm such as a walk through the Augusta mall is clear proof of that.
The workplace is quite different in my experience. It is face to face contact and you are part of a team. Forums/the net are anonymous and females tend to be positively discriminated towards.Quote:
is there Positive Sexual discrimination on the forums/workplace or is it not positive at all?
Hey, anyone remember Nightfall's Girl ......................how long do you think a bloke would have got away with that? :D
Even now I don't think people actually got the full story. Well I always thought it was funny how people can complain how useless I or another member is... knowing fully well that they ain't doing jack-**** here or elsewhere. Thats when I read a PM and seen a large rant from NFG about how I almost banned 'em yada yada yada... people here are uptight *******s blah blah...
So I get to thinking about how cool it would be to flood the site with senior members.
So every week or two I'd green 'em. And watch the site flood with threads and actually get huge responses. So anyway I even start getting instant messages from this guy and eventually someone else brought up music... NFG said something about how Evanescence is a great band. What a ****ing lame bitch-rock band. Uh yuck.
I pretty much started to avoid this guy from that point simply for that reason. Next thing I know accounts are being banned left and right... and im sitting by laughing my ass off.
. o O (What thread would that be?)
Is there positive or negative discrimination towards girls and women in forums like these? Yes, I am afraid there is. At first, the guys get interested for for whatever reason they tend to go into "sex" mode when a girl is online. Often asking some very personal questions that they would never ask any male member, hoping she's single, straight and living next-door.
Yet when this girl isn't what they expect her to be, she turns out to become a bitch, or worse... She must be fake because she's a girl in a guy's forum. Everyone knows that girls don't go to forums, right? Women and girls are in the kitchen, cooking food, doing the dishes, bringing beer to their boyfriends or husbands.
Personally, I think that any girl here who pretends to be a guy is better off than any girl who is just open about her personal life because, geez... You guys will all get so extremely jealous... :D
Just wished people here were more interested in my advise than in my ****. The reality is that this is not the case...
Hi katja,
Two things:Quote:
more interested in my advise than in my ****. The reality is that this is not the case...
advice is spelt with a ' c '...and...
my favorite part of the female anatomy is further south. :D
Eg ;)
Actually, you're correct. Advise can also be written as advice. Actually, advise actually means "offer advice to". Yes, that's correct, according to my Oxford Concice dictionary! :p In the context that I used it, the word advise is more correct than advice. Simply because I'm talking about my offers of advice, not the advice itself.Quote:
Originally posted here by Egaladeist
Hi katja,
Two things:
advice is spelt with a ' c '...and...
my favorite part of the female anatomy is further south. :D
Eg ;)
(You almost fooled me at that, btw. I was about to edit my post but then checked my dictionary first because it made no sense to me, to write it with a 'c'...)
Hey Hey,
Is there sexual discrimation going on everywhere. You bet! There's a$$holes on both sides. But not within every workplace. In many, if observed or reported - it's not tolerated. So there is hope. There is also a huge confused mess about roles of both men and women and opinions on both can be volitile. Therein lies a dilemma.
ROTFLMAO...seems abit of self-flattery going on. Everyone has ****.Quote:
...wished people here were more interested in my advise than in my ****...
"The reality is": what have you spent most of the last couple of days talking about? Vaginas, Penis, sex, etc. That might cause some confusion, do ya think? You need to establish who is Katja and not bend like a reed in the wind.
!~cheers~!