Fuckin sexist women
Why is it that on that kinda bueno advert it is wholly acceptable for those horrible, perving, whore bags to lay a trap for that poor waiter, who is only trying to do his job, for the sole purpose to get him to bend over for their sexual gratification?

Imagine, if you will, if the roles were reversed. Fuck me!!!!
Court case, compensation, sexual offender’s register. Even if it were just an advert, can you imagine the sheer volume of complaints
Sexual harassment is sexual harassment. Why is it a light hearted joke if its a women committing the offence?
AHHHHHHHHHH it’s burning my fuckin brain just thinking about it.
(tedalaki - Like Purple Aki but better, Fri 2 May 2008, 10:09, 11 replies)

thank you!
i feel exactly the same way!
look at that sheila's wheels ad. car insurance for women?? if there was one that said it was just for men, there'd be a feminist uproar!
i'm female and i've lost friends by calling them sexist bitches. equality should mean equality, dammit!
(LIMES, Fri 2 May 2008, 10:15, closed)

Well, the boot is on the other foot these days
It's nonsense, of course, but it's all driven by the notion that female customers are the most valuable.

The good thing is, most people have a more balanced view, and it's only a few idiots who believe in this double-standard drivel.
( the_other_jeff_lebowski Croutons on my tits, Fri 2 May 2008, 10:20, closed)

I agree
and I'm female
but also fascinated by stereotypes etc, I'm geeky that way.

I hate women who have to be the centre of attention or waited on hand and foot, we wanted to be equal, well now we are so get over it (in some we're equal, we still get paid less)

I go to the pub after work with my boyfriend and his work mates (IT guys) and every so often this dumb-ass blonde girl comes too. there was one moment when the guys were talking IT and she couldn't take it. she flung her hands to her eyes and screamed "Oh No, My Contacts!" just to get back into the centre of attention and sympathy. I caught my boyfriends eye and we laughed.

but my god, get over yourselves women!

and men, if my social studies have taught me anything, we have to be unbalanced both ways (mans world followed by womens world) before it settles into equilibrium, so just wait and we'll all be equal. won't that be great
(Katzilla Follow Me! @Kat_Zilla (I don't promise funnehs), Fri 2 May 2008, 10:23, closed)

Absolutely spot on.

I'm also annoyed by that lacoste aftershave advert with a naked bloke with his arse out and everything for no apparent reason. If that was a woman there's no way it would be shown on TV, watershed or not.
( seani is selling his new mobile on ebay, check profile, Fri 2 May 2008, 10:36, closed)

aaaaaaaaand the Diet Coke adverts
I'm just waiting for the follow up advert when the 3 women from the lift are hauled up by hr on a sexual harassment complaint.

Then again, they seem to sit around doint nothing, so they're probably in HR anyway. Grrr.
( Fireflier La la la la, not listening on, Fri 2 May 2008, 11:30, closed)

Argh
Adverts like that make my feminist self cry. See also any advert that portrays man as unable to cook/operate the dishwasher/take care of kids.
(ToysForBigBoys would spread her legs for Nick Clegg., Fri 2 May 2008, 11:53, closed)

Products that target women
Use the emasculation of men and the subsequent, apparent empowerment of women as a means of appealing to them.

In the same way they often use pretty women to advertise products to men; buy this and pretty women will want to have sex with you. Simple.
( Moey, Sat 3 May 2008, 9:22, closed)

Even worse
was when Harry Potter was in that play in London where he got his cock out and every fucking female newspaper columnist (not to mention a bunch of my female friends) was oohing and aahing about how it was the "must-see" play of the year.

He was 17 years old!

A girl can't get her flaps out for a porn mag until she's 18, she certainly can't work as a stripper before that age. Why is it that it's acceptable for women to perv over an underage boy?
( emvee cruor deo cruoris, Sat 3 May 2008, 12:49, closed)

I think the phrase
'Equality on their own terms' is appropriate. I also don't get how some women (and a small percentage mind, most women I know aren't twats) expect to be walked home at night so they don't get mauled by some rapist, yet get all uppity if you hold a door open for them!

Well next time you want a protective male escort, count me out. The chances are I'm just programmed to be polite and hold open doors for people. gah!
(pacman_40 Pocket Kleenex: for the wanker on the go, Mon 5 May 2008, 10:28, closed)

Exactly!
The other one I've seen more times than I care to count is pissed women on a night out beating the shit out of some fella who insulted them/bumped into them/looked at them.

Yet why is it when a bloke loses his rag on a pissed night out and returns a hit, he'll get absolutely lambasted by everyone?

Now don't get me wrong, I DO NOT advocate violence against women. But why do we have to hold back 'because they're women' but according to the feminists "they're stronger than us".

What. The. Fuck?
( Agnostic Antichrist Baltimora, Tue 6 May 2008, 13:13, closed)

Agnostic Antichrist
My policy is simple - if anyone, male, female or anywhere in between, hits me with both persistence and enough force to cause me injury, I will hit back and not feel guilty about it. As far as I'm concerned, if you're willing and able to fight, you're going to get a fight.

I have an ex who was 6ft tall, 13 stone, did kickboxing and nearly played football for Liverpool Ladies. She could kick shit out of me more than most blokes if she felt like it, so damn right I'd have fought back if she'd ever started hitting me, but I wouldn't lay a finger on anyone giving me a handbag slap.

It's all about who can and can't fight back.
( Shegetz Chris Kamara's comedy moustache, Wed 7 May 2008, 18:09, closed)