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He does it frequently.

I deliberately didn't open that thread because I knew it would upset me. There's no point in complaining because this is a male dominated board, but I didn't like it being discussed.

But a great demonstration of making a man feel as uncomfortable as women sometimes feel. The HR director was being questioned as to why they held up a complaint, so demonstrating the point was instructive to the other males.

When your posts descend into personal abuse, you have lost the plot.

As my Dad used to say, there's a time and a place. Strangers in the street, public transport and in the workplace is not the place. Praise women on their appearance in a bar, at a party, a nightclub, casino, etc.

I agree generalisations don't help. My post was specific to GT49. I've been in the Navy, and heard every comment that can possibly come from men. I used to be really feisty, and tell some where to get off, others I ignored, because if you gave them the satisfaction of a retort, they did it all...

My apologies. Now edited, with credit to you.

Yes, the opinion of a woman, as opposed to a man. How on earth do you think, you know how a woman thinks?

Westdene had it right. There was no reason, whatsoever, to refer to the colleagues curves or her figure. The dress was great, pretty, stylish etc. There is a line and the male colleague crossed it making the woman feel uncomfortable.