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Post by Mr Stabby on Dec 24, 2017 7:30:28 GMT
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2017 9:31:17 GMT
I realise that this thread is a load of nonsense, but I'll keep the plate spinning. It seems that it is entirely acceptable to make cruel jokes about the appearance and dress of women, when such jokes are rarely aimed at men, nor are men so readily judged on looks and dress. Just seems a little unfair. It was the 'gender inequality' I was commenting on, not race or personality. The joke can be funny, but still be unfair and cruel. It doesn't make you a bad person Rog
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Post by Telemachus on Dec 24, 2017 10:05:06 GMT
I realise that this thread is a load of nonsense, but I'll keep the plate spinning. It seems that it is entirely acceptable to make cruel jokes about the appearance and dress of women, when such jokes are rarely aimed at men, nor are men so readily judged on looks and dress. Just seems a little unfair. It was the 'gender inequality' I was commenting on, not race or personality. The joke can be funny, but still be unfair and cruel. It doesn't make you a bad person Rog True on the gender equality thing. But as a counterpoint, who’s fault is that? Women do seem to give so much more import to their own appearance than men, making themselves look quite unlike their real selves by routine application of coloured substances to their face and hands, wearing shoes that are inherently uncomfortable and bad for their feet just so they look taller, and even having bits of their anatomy stuffed with bags of gel so as to enhance their sticky-out bits. Spending lots of money on attire and accoutrements. If you engage in that game it can’t be too surprising when you are judged on your competence at it.
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Post by Mr Stabby on Dec 24, 2017 10:06:14 GMT
I realise that this thread is a load of nonsense, but I'll keep the plate spinning. It seems that it is entirely acceptable to make cruel jokes about the appearance and dress of women, when such jokes are rarely aimed at men, nor are men so readily judged on looks and dress. Just seems a little unfair. It was the 'gender inequality' I was commenting on, not race or personality. The joke can be funny, but still be unfair and cruel. It doesn't make you a bad person Rog I suppose the short answer to that is that men and women are not the same thing.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 24, 2017 10:13:47 GMT
I hate racists I hate mysoginists I hate homophobic people
I also hate people who judge others based on looks or body shape.
.but what I hate above all these is fat ugly black lesbians
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Post by Jim on Dec 24, 2017 12:11:39 GMT
so Diane Abbott is fair game but Brexiters aren't? That was the point of the first meme I posted. The second is a bonus!
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Post by Mr Stabby on Dec 24, 2017 15:26:14 GMT
I realise that this thread is a load of nonsense, but I'll keep the plate spinning. It seems that it is entirely acceptable to make cruel jokes about the appearance and dress of women, when such jokes are rarely aimed at men, nor are men so readily judged on looks and dress. Just seems a little unfair. It was the 'gender inequality' I was commenting on, not race or personality. The joke can be funny, but still be unfair and cruel. It doesn't make you a bad person Rog True on the gender equality thing. But as a counterpoint, who’s fault is that? Women do seem to give so much more import to their own appearance than men, making themselves look quite unlike their real selves by routine application of coloured substances to their face and hands Yes, they pull their eyebrows out with a pair of tweezers and then draw new ones on with a pencil too, the logic for which tends to escape me.
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Post by Telemachus on Dec 24, 2017 15:44:00 GMT
True on the gender equality thing. But as a counterpoint, who’s fault is that? Women do seem to give so much more import to their own appearance than men, making themselves look quite unlike their real selves by routine application of coloured substances to their face and hands Yes, they pull their eyebrows out with a pair of tweezers and then draw new ones on with a pencil too, the logic for which tends to escape me. Mind you, some blokes do that too. Weird!
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Post by Mr Stabby on Dec 24, 2017 16:02:25 GMT
Luckily, all I need to do is wake up and ruffle my hair a bit and there stands God's gift to women.
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Post by patty on Dec 24, 2017 16:19:36 GMT
I realise that this thread is a load of nonsense, but I'll keep the plate spinning. It seems that it is entirely acceptable to make cruel jokes about the appearance and dress of women, when such jokes are rarely aimed at men, nor are men so readily judged on looks and dress. Just seems a little unfair. It was the 'gender inequality' I was commenting on, not race or personality. The joke can be funny, but still be unfair and cruel. It doesn't make you a bad person Rog True on the gender equality thing. But as a counterpoint, who’s fault is that? Women do seem to give so much more import to their own appearance than men, making themselves look quite unlike their real selves by routine application of coloured substances to their face and hands, wearing shoes that are inherently uncomfortable and bad for their feet just so they look taller, and even having bits of their anatomy stuffed with bags of gel so as to enhance their sticky-out bits. Spending lots of money on attire and accoutrements. If you engage in that game it can’t be too surprising when you are judged on your competence at it. We are not all cut from that cloth...Lots of us are happy and content in who we are and do not need to manufacture another persona...never use make up, I wear clothes that are comfortable and even when I have to make the effort I still don't use make up....I do like pretty shoes to dance in but they have to be comfortable... Anyway what about some blokes who gel their hair and wear stupid shoes and clothes..its not just women.
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Post by thebfg on Dec 24, 2017 16:26:49 GMT
I'm one of those blokes that doesent give two hoots to what people think of me if I look like a tramp. Oh well.
It winds the misses right up.
And personally I don't give two hoots what anyone else looks like.
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Post by Telemachus on Dec 24, 2017 17:15:18 GMT
True on the gender equality thing. But as a counterpoint, who’s fault is that? Women do seem to give so much more import to their own appearance than men, making themselves look quite unlike their real selves by routine application of coloured substances to their face and hands, wearing shoes that are inherently uncomfortable and bad for their feet just so they look taller, and even having bits of their anatomy stuffed with bags of gel so as to enhance their sticky-out bits. Spending lots of money on attire and accoutrements. If you engage in that game it can’t be too surprising when you are judged on your competence at it. We are not all cut from that cloth...Lots of us are happy and content in who we are and do not need to manufacture another persona...never use make up, I wear clothes that are comfortable and even when I have to make the effort I still don't use make up....I do like pretty shoes to dance in but they have to be comfortable. You’re WEIRD!
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Post by patty on Dec 24, 2017 19:05:33 GMT
We are not all cut from that cloth...Lots of us are happy and content in who we are and do not need to manufacture another persona...never use make up, I wear clothes that are comfortable and even when I have to make the effort I still don't use make up....I do like pretty shoes to dance in but they have to be comfortable. You’re WEIRD! You say the nicest things.....
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