Surely there comes a point where it's not 'sexual assault' so much as 'banter'?

[Burney]

I would just like to point out, for the benefit of any Thoughtpolice reading, that I entirely disassociate myself from these comments and denounce Berni and redgunamo as misthinking, misspeaking patriarchal Nazis, and white middle class males to boot.

I didn't think your glw came on here anymore?

[Sir C]

I didn't think your glw came on here anymore?

She's quite the hatecrimer herself, tbh.

[redgunamo]

I would just like to point out, for the benefit of any Thoughtpolice reading, that I entirely disassociate myself from these comments and denounce Berni and redgunamo as misthinking, misspeaking patriarchal Nazis, and white middle class males to boot.

Oh, no worries. We're still at the banter stage, I think. No-one has actually made any real criminal charges of anything, have they. And I imagine they don't actually intend to.

[Burney]

She's quite the hatecrimer herself, tbh.

Oh, I know. I remember she had some views about the whole Savile/Yewtree business that would've got her lynched if uttered in certain company.

[Pokster]

I didn't think your glw came on here anymore?

washing machine nowerdays

[Peter]

If this sort of thing's sexual assault, what are we to make of 'Young Mr Grace' in 'Are You Being Served?', ffs?

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...ulted-her.html

I do like the way the article, in quoting from her statement says 'the lengthy post went on...'

Also..."We were instructed to call him Mr President". Yes, that is how you address a President or former PResident. Have you got a ****ing problem with that too?

[Burney]

I do like the way the article, in quoting from her statement says 'the lengthy post went on...'

Also..."We were instructed to call him Mr President". Yes, that is how you address a President or former PResident. Have you got a ****ing problem with that too?

While easy on the eye, she does seem a bit fùcking tiresome, doesn't she? All he did was feel your arse, love. Get over it.

[SWv2]

I do like the way the article, in quoting from her statement says 'the lengthy post went on...'

Also..."We were instructed to call him Mr President". Yes, that is how you address a President or former PResident. Have you got a ****ing problem with that too?

I would to be fair.

He is no longer the President so why on earth should he be addressed as such. He is simply Mr Bush.

[redgunamo]

I would to be fair.

He is no longer the President so why on earth should he be addressed as such. He is simply Mr Bush.

It's simply etiquette, the way of things. No big deal, if you're not an American.

[Burney]

I would to be fair.

He is no longer the President so why on earth should he be addressed as such. He is simply Mr Bush.

It's just courtesy, sw - how things are done. Politeness. In essence, it's no different to someone you don't know calling you 'Mr Williams' rather than 'Cùntybollix'.