Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
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Re: Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
What was the rant about free beer?
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You don't know the that women I work with. I would say out of a building of 1000 people 4 or 5 would be considered decent looking. You would think it would be the opposite because of the type of work it is but evidently once you work for AT&T you rarely leave because 3/4 of the people here are old hags.Popeye_Card wrote:Seriously. Free beer. And I bet some of those [expletive] women at least have nice cleavage.cardinalkarp wrote:
I don't think I made a comment in there. I probably wouldn't bother even if it was free though, if it happened to be at my work. I work w/ 90% [expletive] women and about 3 dudes that are cool enough to sit around and drinks some beers with.
What is wrong with you people?
Working in a office/call center atmosphere is not something that's good for these people. The most excercise that the majority of them get is walking to the snack machine and back to their seat.
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Re: Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
Let's focus on the bright side here--at least they have lots of cleavage. Quality may be very sub-par, but the quantity is there.cardinalkarp wrote:
Working in a office/call center atmosphere is not something that's good for these people. The most excercise that the majority of them get is walking to the snack machine and back to their seat.
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I guess you have to take the good w/ the bad but in this case the bad FAR outweighs the good.
edit : Just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, they decided to do a "Biggest Loser" contest. About 90% of the women signed up and they went through 3 scales (broke them all) and finally gave up on the contest.
edit : Just to give you an idea of what I'm talking about, they decided to do a "Biggest Loser" contest. About 90% of the women signed up and they went through 3 scales (broke them all) and finally gave up on the contest.
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Re: Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
Don't you get pretty much the same ratio at the bar (4 or 5 out of every 1000 are decent looking)?cardinalkarp wrote:You don't know the that women I work with. I would say out of a building of 1000 people 4 or 5 would be considered decent looking. You would think it would be the opposite because of the type of work it is but evidently once you work for AT&T you rarely leave because 3/4 of the people here are old hags.Popeye_Card wrote:Seriously. Free beer. And I bet some of those [expletive] women at least have nice cleavage.cardinalkarp wrote:
I don't think I made a comment in there. I probably wouldn't bother even if it was free though, if it happened to be at my work. I work w/ 90% [expletive] women and about 3 dudes that are cool enough to sit around and drinks some beers with.
What is wrong with you people?
Working in a office/call center atmosphere is not something that's good for these people. The most excercise that the majority of them get is walking to the snack machine and back to their seat.
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I think you must be going to the wrong bars.Socnorb11 wrote:Don't you get pretty much the same ratio at the bar (4 or 5 out of every 1000 are decent looking)?cardinalkarp wrote:You don't know the that women I work with. I would say out of a building of 1000 people 4 or 5 would be considered decent looking. You would think it would be the opposite because of the type of work it is but evidently once you work for AT&T you rarely leave because 3/4 of the people here are old hags.Popeye_Card wrote:Seriously. Free beer. And I bet some of those [expletive] women at least have nice cleavage.cardinalkarp wrote:
I don't think I made a comment in there. I probably wouldn't bother even if it was free though, if it happened to be at my work. I work w/ 90% [expletive] women and about 3 dudes that are cool enough to sit around and drinks some beers with.
What is wrong with you people?
Working in a office/call center atmosphere is not something that's good for these people. The most excercise that the majority of them get is walking to the snack machine and back to their seat.
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Re: Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
I think it is life affirming. A gorgeous woman making delicious, life giving food. The cleavage and the food are the same. Don't you see???
I don't think cleavage is degrading. It is powerful. A woman isn't showing anything more than she would in a bathing suit and yet she can get men to do anything in the world because they are so mesmerized by her cleavage.
I don't think cleavage is degrading. It is powerful. A woman isn't showing anything more than she would in a bathing suit and yet she can get men to do anything in the world because they are so mesmerized by her cleavage.
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I think it's more a life-cycle thing. A woman showing you the buffet of your infancy next to the deliciously prepared food of your adulthood.G. Keenan wrote:I think it is life affirming. A gorgeous woman making delicious, life giving food. The cleavage and the food are the same. Don't you see???
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Elton John/Circle of Life, you're saying?Popeye_Card wrote:I think it's more a life-cycle thing. A woman showing you the buffet of your infancy next to the deliciously prepared food of your adulthood.G. Keenan wrote:I think it is life affirming. A gorgeous woman making delicious, life giving food. The cleavage and the food are the same. Don't you see???
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Re: Rant/Rave: Cleavage on the Food Network
I'm not sure how I feel about beefy cleavagecardinalkarp wrote:
I got no beef at all w/ cleavage.


