back in the summer of 92' I think it was.
I may have stared longing at her voluptuous cleavage, perhaps more than a few times, before alighting at Oxford Street.
With foresight, I accept this was an act of male oppression and I should instead have focused more on those little advertising cards, positioned along side the tube maps, above her head.
40 lashes and a couple of hail Mary's ?
I am afraid you must be re-educated by a Twitter mob, 7.Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
Am I right in saying that the front page of The Sun this morning concerns an adult male touching an adult female's knee?Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
Jesus fůcking wept. :shakehead:
This is abuse of the most egregious nature for not only did you lasciviously ogle her secondary sexual characteristics, no doubt making revolting honking and snorting noises, you used the crowded nature of the situation to surreptitiously stroke your thunderous erection through your tradesman's overalls.
I have already reported you to thon journalist who accused Marlon Brando of rape and she will now hound you mercilessly - and rightly so!
Pic ....... ?Quote:
Originally Posted by 7sisters
I saw Nigella on the telly last night, h. She seems to have lost about half her bodyweight and looks a bit haggard. Her tits and arse have virtually disappeared. As I watched, I thought about how much this state of affairs would distress you. :-(Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
She's probably trimmed back her egregiously hairy clung-piece as well :-(
One of our industry websites (Mediatel) has an article on how this poor chap was asked to do the Top 5 women in the office in the 90's and refused to take part and his career suffered for it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
1. *******s he refused to take part.
2. *******s his career suffered because of it
3. The girls in our office were doing that in regards the chaps in our office the other day with the gay finance chap
All getting very silly now
As I said yesterday, it increasingly appears that the endgame is to portray most perfectly normal male behaviour as 'toxic' and by extension do the same to men.Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
If I weren't so old, it might bother me.
I saw the stills B and it did indeed horrify me. Looks like she underwent a double mastectomy. Those lovely big lovely pendulous great big titties all gone gone gone. And I did also find it hard to imagine would still leave the garden to grow wild. Some witch of life coach, beautician, fitness consultant will have insisted on it :cry:Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
There, there, h. You'll just have to find another matronly type to fixate on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbert Augustus Chapman
Apart from all that - chicken thighs and peas? Roasted for over an hour? Jesus H Títty Christ!Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
A sort of toxic feminism? That's old hat surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
If you can keep it moist, chicken cooked for that long can be very good. When I do chicken legs with the salt and pepper, I'll let them cook for nearly an hour. The juices they release that go all sticky seem to prevent dryness.Quote:
Originally Posted by Sir C
For it to have gone mainstream so easily is new. As a sex, we are increasingly being officially branded as 'toxic'.Quote:
Originally Posted by redgunamo
I'm not sure. Women have always found men "toxic". It seems to me that, if anything, their real complaint now is that we are not toxic enough, we're not unapologetically toxic enough, as would have been the case in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
3. And what number were you, PRSB?Quote:
Originally Posted by PSRB
Admit it, if you weren't number 1 you'd be devastated. :-)