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This is nothing to do with the colour of one's skin.

Any man who had been raised in the correct fashion should know he must wait for the office christmas party to harass the women at work. Manners innit.

Your words mate. You've been owned. Take it as an education. Yes, goodbye. Enjoy your flounce. Who was it in The Office, big fat lad who ate the scotch egg? That's you right?

Morning! Morning! I like your dress. Oh, uhm, thank you, i suppose. Yes, I really like the way it makes your thighs look. And by that I mean ( mimes an hourglass figure with hands) your general body shape. Yeah, AS, you got this :thumbsup:

How do you know someone is fine with it until you say it? Bit of a risky tactic I think. Why do people feel the need to compliment colleagues anyway? Waste of time and a potential minefield .

Well, you seem to struggle with being polite to other users on here. What makes you think my post was directed at you?

Ha! Or "What's for dinner?"

If you are one of those chaps who really struggles to behave appropriately around women, here's a good little check you can do before you open your pie-hole? Would you say it to your Mum? "That's a nice dress" Yes, I would say that to my Mum. "It really makes your curves look good" No, I...

The most I would say to a colleague would be "you look well" and that applies to male and female. If you think someone in the office looks fit, why does she need to know what you think of her and why do you care whether she knows or not. If you genuinely like her, there are far better ways of...

General rule of thumb: If she fancies you, you'll get away with saying absolutely anything in any situation. If she doesn't fancy you, you're going to court. I'm sure the ladies would agree with this rule? *disclaimer: The above is a joke.

Some of the stuff described here is not what I remember as cat-calling but downright sexual harassment. Or is the building site or white van "Phwooar" sexual harassment too? Is any of it acceptable? It certainly wouldn't be acceptable inside a workplace...