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Part Time James 09 Mar 16 3.40pm
And the above conversation is how I knew it was time to get married.
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09 Mar 16 3.40pm

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And the above conversation is how I knew it was time to get married.

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Cucking Funt Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 16 4.38pm
Originally posted by Part Time James Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating): Her: The sky is pink Me: Well, it's sort of grey/blue at the moment Her: No, it's pink Me: Right, let me open the curtains .... Me: See, grey blue Her: You said pink Me: No, I said grey blue Her: I said grey blue, you said pink Me: Well I agree anyway, there's no point having an argument. Her: See, told you Sounds like she needs a good boot in the cnt every now and then. Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham*
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Clapham on the Back 09 Mar 16 4.38pm

Originally posted by Part Time James

Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating):

Her: The sky is pink
Me: Well, it's sort of grey/blue at the moment
Her: No, it's pink
Me: Right, let me open the curtains
....
Me: See, grey blue
Her: You said pink
Me: No, I said grey blue
Her: I said grey blue, you said pink
Me: Well I agree anyway, there's no point having an argument.
Her: See, told you

Sounds like she needs a good boot in the c*nt every now and then.

Wife beating may be socially acceptable in Sheffield, but it is a different matter in Cheltenham

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jamiemartin721 Reading 09 Mar 16 4.56pm
Originally posted by Part Time James Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating): Her: The sky is pink Me: Well, it's sort of grey/blue at the moment Her: No, it's pink Me: Right, let me open the curtains .... Me: See, grey blue Her: You said pink Me: No, I said grey blue Her: I said grey blue, you said pink Me: Well I agree anyway, there's no point having an argument. Her: See, told you Sounds like a Mill Millington novel... "One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug" [Link]
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Reading 09 Mar 16 4.56pm

Originally posted by Part Time James

Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating):

Sounds like a Mill Millington novel...

"One Nation Under God, has turned into One Nation Under the Influence of One Drug"
[Link]

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the_mcanuff_stuff Caterham 09 Mar 16 4.59pm
I manage people both in London and in a China office. Today, China declared (or at least our China office, I'm not sure where the decree came from) that women could have the afternoon off. Brilliant. Celebrate women's advancement by removing them from the workplace for half a day. As long as they make up for lost time. I will have my pound of flesh! Joking. Half joking
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Caterham 09 Mar 16 4.59pm

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I manage people both in London and in a China office.

Today, China declared (or at least our China office, I'm not sure where the decree came from) that women could have the afternoon off.

Brilliant. Celebrate women's advancement by removing them from the workplace for half a day.

As long as they make up for lost time. I will have my pound of flesh!

Joking. Half joking

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Part Time James 09 Mar 16 5.00pm
Originally posted by the_mcanuff_stuff I manage people both in London and in a China office. Today, China declared (or at least our China office, I'm not sure where the decree came from) that women could have the afternoon off. Brilliant. Celebrate women's advancement by removing them from the workplace for half a day. As long as they make up for lost time. I will have my pound of flesh! Joking. Half joking Probably ran more efficiently as a result?
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09 Mar 16 5.00pm

Originally posted by the_mcanuff_stuff

I manage people both in London and in a China office.

Today, China declared (or at least our China office, I'm not sure where the decree came from) that women could have the afternoon off.

Brilliant. Celebrate women's advancement by removing them from the workplace for half a day.

As long as they make up for lost time. I will have my pound of flesh!

Joking. Half joking

Probably ran more efficiently as a result?

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the_mcanuff_stuff Caterham 09 Mar 16 5.02pm
Originally posted by Part Time James Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating): Her: The sky is pink Me: Well, it's sort of grey/blue at the moment Her: No, it's pink Me: Right, let me open the curtains .... Me: See, grey blue Her: You said pink Me: No, I said grey blue Her: I said grey blue, you said pink Me: Well I agree anyway, there's no point having an argument. Her: See, told you The day my wife says "I admit, I was wrong", I will say "hold it right there", make a few phone calls and assemble the world's media in my living room to record and broadcast the event, for posterity.
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Caterham 09 Mar 16 5.02pm

Originally posted by Part Time James

Conversations with my girlfriend go along the lines of (I may be exaggerating):

The day my wife says "I admit, I was wrong", I will say "hold it right there", make a few phone calls and assemble the world's media in my living room to record and broadcast the event, for posterity.

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the_mcanuff_stuff Caterham 09 Mar 16 5.04pm
Originally posted by Part Time James Probably ran more efficiently as a result? I would be tempted to agree, except all bar one where already hired when I joined the company. And every. single. one. Is a woman. which is baffling, as I work in technology.
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Caterham 09 Mar 16 5.04pm

Originally posted by Part Time James

Probably ran more efficiently as a result?

I would be tempted to agree, except all bar one where already hired when I joined the company. And every. single. one. Is a woman. which is baffling, as I work in technology.

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coulsdoneagle London 09 Mar 16 6.09pm
I get the jokes, but it is an issue. It's not just some gimmicky day, it's important. The sad fact is that equality doesn't exist. FGM is still a massive cultural problem in Africa, 1 in 3 women experience sexual or physical violence from a non partner and 2 in three from a partner. There is still a significant wage gap and it is harder to get a job and advance in said job if you don't have a dick. Ideally we won't need a day to celebrate women just like ideally we won't need events like PRIDE as equality will be the norm. Maybe someday these events will mean as much as international tartan day or men's day, but right now they don't and I think that's sad. Edited by coulsdoneagle (09 Mar 2016 6.12pm)
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London 09 Mar 16 6.09pm

I get the jokes, but it is an issue. It's not just some gimmicky day, it's important.

The sad fact is that equality doesn't exist. FGM is still a massive cultural problem in Africa, 1 in 3 women experience sexual or physical violence from a non partner and 2 in three from a partner. There is still a significant wage gap and it is harder to get a job and advance in said job if you don't have a dick.

Ideally we won't need a day to celebrate women just like ideally we won't need events like PRIDE as equality will be the norm.

Maybe someday these events will mean as much as international tartan day or men's day, but right now they don't and I think that's sad.

Edited by coulsdoneagle (09 Mar 2016 6.12pm)

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becky over the moon 09 Mar 16 7.13pm
Originally posted by coulsdoneagle I get the jokes, but it is an issue. It's not just some gimmicky day, it's important. The sad fact is that equality doesn't exist. FGM is still a massive cultural problem in Africa, 1 in 3 women experience sexual or physical violence from a non partner and 2 in three from a partner. There is still a significant wage gap and it is harder to get a job and advance in said job if you don't have a dick. Ideally we won't need a day to celebrate women just like ideally we won't need events like PRIDE as equality will be the norm. Maybe someday these events will mean as much as international tartan day or men's day, but right now they don't and I think that's sad. Edited by coulsdoneagle (09 Mar 2016 6.12pm) I agree with what you have said above - all round the world women suffer (sadly, usually at the hands of or to satisfy the needs of men), but if I may ask, what exactly did you do to participate in International Women's Day? Did you do something positive to further the causes of these women, or did you merely acknowledge that it was an important day for women and carry on as usual? This is what I simply don't understand about these designated 'Days'.... what actually is one supposed to do? A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers
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over the moon 09 Mar 16 7.13pm

Originally posted by coulsdoneagle

I get the jokes, but it is an issue. It's not just some gimmicky day, it's important.

Ideally we won't need a day to celebrate women just like ideally we won't need events like PRIDE as equality will be the norm.

Maybe someday these events will mean as much as international tartan day or men's day, but right now they don't and I think that's sad.

Edited by coulsdoneagle (09 Mar 2016 6.12pm)

I agree with what you have said above - all round the world women suffer (sadly, usually at the hands of or to satisfy the needs of men), but if I may ask, what exactly did you do to participate in International Women's Day? Did you do something positive to further the causes of these women, or did you merely acknowledge that it was an important day for women and carry on as usual?

This is what I simply don't understand about these designated 'Days'.... what actually is one supposed to do?

A stairway to Heaven and a Highway to Hell give some indication of expected traffic numbers

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matt_himself Matataland 09 Mar 16 8.04pm
Originally posted by becky I agree with what you have said above - all round the world women suffer (sadly, usually at the hands of or to satisfy the needs of men), but if I may ask, what exactly did you do to participate in International Women's Day? Did you do something positive to further the causes of these women, or did you merely acknowledge that it was an important day for women and carry on as usual? This is what I simply don't understand about these designated 'Days'.... what actually is one supposed to do? I take issue with the same. It's largely meaningless bollocks. I don't imagine for a minute that Peter Sutcliffe would watch Hillary Clinton's Woman's Day message on YouTube and think 'she has a point. Maybe I should start respecting women instead of bludgeoning them with my claw hammer'. Edited by matt_himself (09 Mar 2016 9.25pm) "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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Matataland 09 Mar 16 8.04pm

Originally posted by becky

This is what I simply don't understand about these designated 'Days'.... what actually is one supposed to do?

I take issue with the same. It's largely meaningless bollocks.

I don't imagine for a minute that Peter Sutcliffe would watch Hillary Clinton's Woman's Day message on YouTube and think 'she has a point. Maybe I should start respecting women instead of bludgeoning them with my claw hammer'.

Edited by matt_himself (09 Mar 2016 9.25pm)

"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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Pikester Worthing 09 Mar 16 9.58pm
Originally posted by matt_himself I take issue with the same. It's largely meaningless bollocks. I don't imagine for a minute that Peter Sutcliffe would watch Hillary Clinton's Woman's Day message on YouTube and think 'she has a point. Maybe I should start respecting women instead of bludgeoning them with my claw hammer'. Edited by matt_himself (09 Mar 2016 9.25pm) Instead of imagining what Peter Sutcliffe thinks, why not just ask Jamiemartin if he now respects women or instead went to B&Q for a top up? You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.
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Worthing 09 Mar 16 9.58pm

Originally posted by matt_himself

I take issue with the same. It's largely meaningless bollocks.

Edited by matt_himself (09 Mar 2016 9.25pm)

Instead of imagining what Peter Sutcliffe thinks, why not just ask Jamiemartin if he now respects women or instead went to B&Q for a top up?

You fed me, you bred me, I'll remember your name.

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