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View Superfly's Profile Superfly Flag The sun always shines in Catford 10 Sep 15 5.02pm Send a Private Message to Superfly Add Superfly as a friend

She probably on her blob

 


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View matt_himself's Profile matt_himself Flag Matataland 10 Sep 15 5.21pm Send a Private Message to matt_himself Add matt_himself as a friend

Things were far better when you could say well done to a female colleague by administering a firm, open palmed pat on the backside and order female juniors to 'show a bit of leg' during client meetings.

 


"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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View Cucking Funt's Profile Cucking Funt Flag Clapham on the Back 10 Sep 15 5.27pm Send a Private Message to Cucking Funt Add Cucking Funt as a friend

Quote jamiemartin721 at 10 Sep 2015 4.10pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 10 Sep 2015 4.03pm

Quote Kermit8 at 10 Sep 2015 3.57pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 10 Sep 2015 3.48pm

So, let's get this right.... she posted up her picture on a social media site and some man said her picture was "stunning".

I'm failing to see what crime has been committed here?


She has been treated like a sex object even though all she did was make sure the photo she used was well lit, showed her features off in a very complimentary way and enhanced her already attractive looks.

So not attention seeking at all then.


Not in my book........

IF he had commented "Phwoar, what a stunna you are darling blah blah".... then yes, but he merely commented that her picture was "stunning".

You could almost argue that he was commenting on the photographer's skill.

That sounds like you're taking your 'Sexual Harassment' training from a Carry On movie.

You could argue that, but you'd be lying. You'd still know that you contacted her because her picture was pretty.

Its not as sexist, but it sexist, in the same way the term 'the blacks' isn't as racist as 'the ******s'.



I shall be leaving a similarly 'inappropriate' comment on your LinkedIn profile in the near future, Jamie.

 


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Quote Cucking Funt at 10 Sep 2015 5.27pm

Quote jamiemartin721 at 10 Sep 2015 4.10pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 10 Sep 2015 4.03pm

Quote Kermit8 at 10 Sep 2015 3.57pm

Quote Hoof Hearted at 10 Sep 2015 3.48pm

So, let's get this right.... she posted up her picture on a social media site and some man said her picture was "stunning".

I'm failing to see what crime has been committed here?


She has been treated like a sex object even though all she did was make sure the photo she used was well lit, showed her features off in a very complimentary way and enhanced her already attractive looks.

So not attention seeking at all then.


Not in my book........

IF he had commented "Phwoar, what a stunna you are darling blah blah".... then yes, but he merely commented that her picture was "stunning".

You could almost argue that he was commenting on the photographer's skill.

That sounds like you're taking your 'Sexual Harassment' training from a Carry On movie.

You could argue that, but you'd be lying. You'd still know that you contacted her because her picture was pretty.

Its not as sexist, but it sexist, in the same way the term 'the blacks' isn't as racist as 'the ******s'.



I shall be leaving a similarly 'inappropriate' comment on your LinkedIn profile in the near future, Jamie.

Send him a dick pic to compliment said comment.

 


"That was fun and to round off the day, I am off to steal a charity collection box and then desecrate a place of worship.” - Smokey, The Selhurst Arms, 26/02/02

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Quote Superfly at 10 Sep 2015 5.02pm

She probably on her blob

That's her excuse...whats yours?

 

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View Sedlescombe's Profile Sedlescombe Flag Sedlescombe 10 Sep 15 8.03pm Send a Private Message to Sedlescombe Add Sedlescombe as a friend

Context is everything.

If it was a mate at work it is probably ok to say "You look good today" or something similar, though I always think the subtext then is - "Usually you look crap why did you make the effort today?"

I am not sure this is just creepy or something worse. Certainly it is inappropriate - on a business platform. It is demeaning and undermining at the same time. Given the guy is a lawyer you think he might be more informed...then again the t*** is a lawyer.

Deserves everything he gets


As for the "it was just a compliment" crowd. How many would say it to a bloke?

 

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View -TUX-'s Profile -TUX- Flag Alphabettispaghetti 10 Sep 15 8.26pm Send a Private Message to -TUX- Add -TUX- as a friend

Quote Sedlescombe at 10 Sep 2015 8.03pm

Context is everything.

If it was a mate at work it is probably ok to say "You look good today" or something similar, though I always think the subtext then is - "Usually you look crap why did you make the effort today?"

I am not sure this is just creepy or something worse. Certainly it is inappropriate - on a business platform. It is demeaning and undermining at the same time. Given the guy is a lawyer you think he might be more informed...then again the t*** is a lawyer.

Deserves everything he gets


As for the "it was just a compliment" crowd. How many would say it to a bloke?


I often compliment my male friends if they're looking well but equally have a pop if they look 'a bit rough around the edges'. Don't we all?

I fully appreciate that the 'stunning' comment was inappropriate but that's all it was.
But for her to 'show the world' is absolutely ridiculous.
I'd sack her before i sacked him tbh.

Edit: Due to their respective 'judgements'.



Edited by -TUX- (10 Sep 2015 8.31pm)

 


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View OldFella's Profile OldFella Flag London 10 Sep 15 10.31pm Send a Private Message to OldFella Add OldFella as a friend

You know that there is no defence for her nonsense when LegalEagle and Gusset don't show up/jump in with Harriet Harman-esque defences after 4 pages of comments.

 


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View sickboy's Profile sickboy Flag Deal or Croydon 11 Sep 15 12.26am Send a Private Message to sickboy Add sickboy as a friend

Didnt he just say it was a stunning picture? No mention of her looks or sexiness at all. Attention seeking nutter imo but would.

 

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View BarEagle's Profile BarEagle Flag Monmouth 11 Sep 15 7.43am Send a Private Message to BarEagle Add BarEagle as a friend

You could message her "I have noticed the controversy. However, when comparing the two pictures your Linkdin one is too old. You clearly need to update it as the one in the paper shows your not actually that fit and your face has bloated. I actually think it is misleading and you are a disgrace to all females".

 

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View npn's Profile npn Flag Crowborough 11 Sep 15 8.15am Send a Private Message to npn Add npn as a friend

Having skim read her 'story' in the press one of the things she seems to note is that other people have got job offers through LinkedIn, and she's only got someone commenting on how she looks.

I would like to state here and now that I have also never received any job offers from LinkedIn (just a never ending stream of recruitment agents wishing to connect to me to gain access to my contacts), and also I have never had a comment about my picture being stunning. This is clearly sexist (as it can have nothing to do with my skills or qualifications) and I wish to make a stand right now!

I am available for interviews with the press.

 

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View Pawson Palace's Profile Pawson Palace Flag Croydon 11 Sep 15 9.14am Send a Private Message to Pawson Palace Add Pawson Palace as a friend

I had an message from an older woman in my office saying I had a great profile pic...how much cash you reckon I could get from a tribunal?

 


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