Place your bets -- who's next on the sexual harassment parade?

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

It is me.

I once had a t-shirt in the 70's that said "Official Boob Inspector".

And I wasn't really an official boob inspector.

a reply to: Hazardous1408

Once upon a time, it was called a compliment. Now it's a dire thing no mouth should ever consider uttering for fear a women feel grossly violated in a sexual manner ... as bad as any rape.

a reply to: DBCowboy



Less scary when you consider this was the picture on it.

originally posted by: Jefferton
This witch hunt is getting boring.

Second line.

Since the Congress has a slush fund for paying off the recipients of their indecencies, I would not tend to look at it as just a witch hunt.
Sure, it could turn into one, but there are questions to be answered.

www.latimes.com... is it this?

Late one August night in 2010 at a bar, Sylvia Castillo slid into a booth next to Raul Bocanegra, who was then the chief of staff to California Assemblyman Felipe Fuentes. Bocanegra was a familiar face to Castillo, who worked as a coordinator for a student mentorship program in Sacramento. She asked if he had seen a friend she was looking for and made small talk. Suddenly, “he pounced,” she said. “He grabbed me with one hand, grabbed my head and shoved his tongue into my mouth,” Castillo said in an interview this month. “With his other hand, he put it up my dress. I put my hand down to stop him from trying to grab at my crotch.”

so i guess alot more people are picking now to come out against politicians who are alleged to have acted inappropriately

originally posted by: DBCowboy
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

It is me.

I once had a t-shirt in the 70's that said "Official Boob Inspector".

And I wasn't really an official boob inspector.

I was a proud member of the "Beaver Patrol".


No further comment, without a lawyer present.

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Hillery!

Seriously, Hillery.

LMAO!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

When will we have a man accusing a congresswoman of sexual harassment?

originally posted by: Gargoyle91So what if someone grabs a butt or says sit on my face

star for reminding me of this Python song

If I was betting I think they will go after Trump hard just before Christmas just because they are that evil.

Tick tock tick tock

Taco Monday 3 tacos and a beer for $5

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: Hazardous1408

Once upon a time, it was called a compliment. Now it's a dire thing no mouth should ever consider uttering for fear a women feel grossly violated in a sexual manner ... as bad as any rape.

Yeah I see both sides to be honest.

Context is key...
There is a definitely a lecherous way to say that to a person...

But generally, it would be a compliment. In my opinion.

originally posted by: silo13
a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

Hillery!

Seriously, Hillery.

LMAO!

eww!

a reply to: AndyFromMichigan

My bet is on:

A man!

originally posted by: Hazardous1408

originally posted by: fiverx313

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
a reply to: dfnj2015

But it's all from 10- 20 years ago times where different . 10 years ago i could tell a girl at work she looked good in those jeans without having to worry about HR.

that's so sad for you that now you can't just force women to listen to your gross personal remarks without being worried about consequences.

As much as I understand where you are coming from, is it really “gross” to say someone (whatever gender) looks good in jeans?

It’s hardly indecent behaviour.

Ummm...nope...it's only when you say they look...tasty...that's when the knives come out...



YouSir

I suspect one or more of the late night propaganda peddlers will be next. Probably Colbert, but Fallon or Kimmel could also be exposed any day now...I'm betting a buck on each and letting it ride.

a reply to: Trueman

You have seen most of the women in Congress ... right?

just to address several comments at once, i have never wanted to hear a personal comment from a coworker that implied they were looking me over and evaluating how i looked in my clothes. it's creepy.

something like 'that's a pretty outfit' or 'you look very professional today', okay.

'you look good in those jeans'? ew.

originally posted by: ketsuko
a reply to: DBCowboy

Less scary when you consider this was the picture on it.

Ummm...cool...boobies...

Erm...I mean booby...




YouSir

originally posted by: butcherguy

originally posted by: Jefferton
This witch hunt is getting boring.

Second line.

Since the Congress has a slush fund for paying off the recipients of their indecencies, I would not tend to look at it as just a witch hunt.
Sure, it could turn into one, but there are questions to be answered.

What, How Dare you imply that Witches hunt!!
I find that very offensive to Witches!!
Particularly in reference to Congress.
Quite simply, Witches dont hunt, they shop....

On behalf of all decent Witches everywhere, Please retract your demonising of Witches statement....it is most offensive.

originally posted by: Hazardous1408

originally posted by: fiverx313

originally posted by: Gargoyle91
a reply to: dfnj2015

But it's all from 10- 20 years ago times where different . 10 years ago i could tell a girl at work she looked good in those jeans without having to worry about HR.

that's so sad for you that now you can't just force women to listen to your gross personal remarks without being worried about consequences.

As much as I understand where you are coming from, is it really “gross” to say someone (whatever gender) looks good in jeans?

It’s hardly indecent behaviour.

How about a creepy old DA prowling the mall, hitting on kids?