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Probably a woman banging a nail through his hands?
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Reverse Sexist Xmas Thread
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Probably a woman banging a nail through his hands?
Bob'n'weave
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The matriarchal/patriarchal dichotomy explained.
brightn'ove
cringe
You can't seriously believe that?
happypig
Staring at the rude boys
Well I applaud those employers who let women work longer hours in order to earn the same as their male colleagues, that's proper equality.
nwgull
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Women in their 20s earn around 2% more than men of the same age for the same work. This is a stat from the ONS.
The pay gap only comes about after this age because women have babies and prioritise family over career.
I suspect that's because there are more female graduates than male these days, and they tend to work harder at uni too.
Females do better in GCSEs and A-levels but this is understandable because their biological maturity is around 18 months to 2 years ahead of males, this means they are likely to get better grades to go on to Uni. Would we expect women to run as fast or throw as hard as males in PE? No. Do we expect boys at 16 and 18 to achieve the same grades in exams as girls. Yes? Biology works against boys in feminised education.
Females do earn more than males in their 20s.
The view that men earn 18% more is a total myth, listen to Christine Sommers to understand this but the formula is very simple:
Q. Why do men earn around 18% more than women as a total figure?
A. Because they work on average more hours
Q. Do full time women earn less than full time men in the same jobs
A. No
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Jimmehh
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Is this Gully and Sally you're talking about
alfredmizen
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Are they New cheerleaders at the Amex ?
I did used to work in a workplace which was mainly female, and there was 'bantz' from some of the womene, that, if expressed the other way, would have been seen as sexist in nature.
It was during the 'ladette' era though, and may have changed since then. Some of it was bravado, such as one girl whose suggestions at times made out that she was dirtier than the office microwave, but in reality..........wasn't.
It was during the 'ladette' era though, and may have changed since then. Some of it was bravado, such as one girl whose suggestions at times made out that she was dirtier than the office microwave, but in reality..........wasn't.
pasty
A different kind of pasty
Reverse sexism in advertising has long been a bit of a bug bear with me.
Can you imagine the sh!tstorm it would create if an advert came on tv where a bunch of young men in an office all legged it to the window at 11:30 whilst drinking a can of diet coke* to watch a scantily clad female walk past their office.
* other fizzy drinks are available
Can you imagine the sh!tstorm it would create if an advert came on tv where a bunch of young men in an office all legged it to the window at 11:30 whilst drinking a can of diet coke* to watch a scantily clad female walk past their office.
* other fizzy drinks are available
Bob'n'weave
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Try this one. Could you imagine if it was taking the piss out of woman doing the furry frappuccino!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WDx_Dy0ipL0
alfredmizen
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I did used to work in a workplace which was mainly female, and there was 'bantz' from some of the womene, that, if expressed the other way, would have been seen as sexist in nature.
It was during the 'ladette' era though, and may have changed since then. Some of it was bravado, such as one girl whose suggestions at times made out that she was dirtier than the office microwave, but in reality..........wasn't.
You sound as if you found out first hand that she wasn't?
What goes in the stationery cupboard stays in the stationery cupboard.
i am saying NO more.
I did used to work in a workplace which was mainly female, and there was 'bantz' from some of the womene, that, if expressed the other way, would have been seen as sexist in nature.
Whilst working at Legal and General I was asked to take down my Hollyoaks girls calendar (A secret santa gift) while her Robbie Williams calendar in various states of undress stayed up throughout December.
Diego Napier
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Is that a sexual practice, a medical condition or an add-on ironing aid?
Anyway it's strongly advised not to iron clothes whilst they're being worn.
KingstonSeagull
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Calendars generally should be banned IMO, I assume you have outlook....
This was about 2002. I was more than happy to take the calendar down if she did too.