lol you can't be serious?

yearofthenick

yearofthenick

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I just don't think she's all that attractive to be honest. I did a google image search and had to show my wife a pic of her... she's in a black dress with no bra and her boobs look more lopsided than the mystery house in Santa Cruz. She's just all fake. I think a lot about her is more of a turn-OFF than a turn-on.
 
yearofthenick

yearofthenick

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See? Somethings just wrong with this picture. Is there fishing line somewhere off the picture I don't know about???
 
http://loscomisionadoz.files.wordpress.com/2009/08/ines-sainz-pic-los-comisionadoz-3.jpg
 
meowzer

meowzer

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Originally Posted by AquaKnight http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious/20#post_3309377
Reb, what double standard are you referring to? I don't know of a guy that wears like a banana hammock, and has issues with catcalls from women. Do you mean the double standard that a woman can wear whatever she wants, but guys can't say whatever they want or?
LOL....I'd like to see some guys walking around with some "hammocks"

 
BUT Did you see where she had a tape measure and was measuring a players bi-cep
....didn't she have to touch him to do that? I guess that's okay that she was in awe of his muscles......this whole thing is ridiculous.....I have no "professional" respect for her. IMO if she wants respect as a reporter, dress appropriate....I could care less what she wears to the grocery store, or the beach with her family.....BUT WORK IS DIFFERENT, unless you are a hooker as someone mentioned earlier HAHA
 
naclfish

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she went into a NFL locker room anyone who have ever played foot ball or a league sport know what the locker room is this whole PC fairness caused this situation. Women were never allowed into locker rooms because its common knowledge that there are necked peps walking around. Now i know pros are supposed to act professional but whos great idea was it to make the reporter crew coed. I'm not saying there shouldnt be women sports reporters but should they be in the locker rooms?...are male reporters allowed into the womens beach vollyball locker room...if so i need to consider a new line of work.lol
 
stdreb27

stdreb27

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Originally Posted by deejeff442 http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious#post_3309240
if i were a caveman i would gonk her.give her the old bump and run.:)
funny it drives my wife nuts when any woman plays a sports reporter.boy do i have her trained lol.
lol, I remember going to a cowboys game at texas stadium. And Pam Oliver was walking by and all the black guys stood up, to get a better view of her walking by.
 
stdreb27

stdreb27

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Quote:
Originally Posted by AquaKnight http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious/20#post_3309377
Reb, what double standard are you referring to? I don't know of a guy that wears like a banana hammock, and has issues with catcalls from women. Do you mean the double standard that a woman can wear whatever she wants, but guys can't say whatever they want or?
When I see something like this, I think about pleasantville. Remember that line when they say, well we are safe here we are in a bowling alley. Here is what I see. This woman's lib thing has been on the war path since woman started shaving their armpits. And have taken over a lot of the socially acceptable norms of society. Now days you have guys wearing guy-liner, and all these fruit loop horn billed glasses, skinny jeans wearing bunch of males. Who are more in touch with their feelings than most woman are. It almost isn't ok to be a man anymore. You should see the looks I get when I don't acquiesce to the norms established by woman. We aren't even talking being polite and kind, I catch all kinds of crap, for not being some uber trendy hipster who likes to talk about how the sunrise made me feel this morning, over my soy mocha-java-soy-frappa-latte-chino. But imo the sports arena is somewhere they haven't quite dominated yet. Like they have everywhere else.
 
Women and men are different. Men act differently when around woman than when around just guys. As far as I'm concerned the sports field, and then an even greater extent locker room. Is a guy's domain. The bowling alley so to speak. A woman walks in there, dressed to flaunt her "ass-ets" knowing full well 300 pound guys are going to be in various states of undress. Then after hearing (what I'd assume) is some ugly chick saying you can't let guys do that. She says something about it. As if guys should change, when she walked into a guy's home turf. I'd love to watch the hell a guy would catch, if his wife made him go to some ultra girly thing, like tea or something, and he shows up in a Magellan fishing shirt, that is wrinkly and smeared with some fish guts, some shorts and chacos. (actually might be fun, gonna have to try that next time I really don't' want to go somewhere...) Woman claim they want equality, to be treated the same. (remember that 30 rock episode where they make fun of this) Liz Lemon walks in and says I want to be treated like the guys. So the first thing the dude with the trucker hat says is GREAT, now I don't have to hold my farts in while you're around. Then they watch her spill most of the 5 gallon water jug on herself before she gets it on the dispenser.
Then don't get me started on the idea of someone dressing like she did (see that fox new interview) then complaining when she get the attention she's dressed for...
 
 
darthtang aw

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Originally Posted by Flower http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious#post_3309215

 
 
I will most likely get blasted for this but I’m going to say it anyway. This is just like saying a girl asked to be r a p e d because of the way she was dressed. Men can look, but keep your dirty comments and hands to yourselves, that’s what grown-ups do.
They do not have the right to make noises, grope or grab a woman because of the way she is clothed. If you are offended at what she wares, avert your eyes and don’t look. No, you do not have the right to make nasty comments about how fat (camel toes and stupid comments like that) or how beautiful a woman is with cat calls or whoops or panting like dogs with your tongues out.
Women wear certain types of clothing to gain the attention of men...THIS is the only reason to dress this way. So don't complain when you get their attention in the form of verbal comments. What other reason is there to dress so revealing? And don't give me the line "it might make them feel good or it is for themselves"...I call bull...It is to gain attention and that is all.
 
 
flower

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Originally Posted by Darthtang AW http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious/20#post_3309447
 
Women wear certain types of clothing to gain the attention of men...THIS is the only reason to dress this way. So don't complain when you get their attention in the form of verbal comments. What other reason is there to dress so revealing? And don't give me the line "it might make them feel good or it is for themselves"...I call bull...It is to gain attention and that is all.
 

 
 
We wear makeup, fix our hair, and wear sexy cloths all for attention of the male..You are correct. We want to you to look, we want you to think we look really beautiful. .We want you to want to meet us, and like us, and desire us.
 
We don't want to be stalked, r a p e d, pinched, handled or cat called. We don’t want some idiot sticking out their tongues and act like they are doing something nasty to us. We don’t want to look your direction and see men acting stupid pumping their hips at us. The entire above mentioned are inappropriate adolescent behaviors that young women have had to put up with over the years.
 
We don’t like it, it won’t get you a date, and it makes you look like idiots. It FRIGHTENS us.
 
Were her pants too tight? Well so was my teenage daughter back in the day, and now my granddaughter, young women thinking they look good wear such inappropriate clothing. It still is NOT an invitation to be treated like that…Sorry..I stick to my first statement.
 
 
darthtang aw

darthtang aw

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Quote:
Originally Posted by Flower http:///forum/thread/380266/lol-you-can-t-be-serious/20#post_3309457

 
 
We wear makeup, fix our hair, and wear sexy cloths all for attention of the male..You are correct. We want to you to look, we want you to think we look really beautiful. .We want you to want to meet us, and like us, and desire us.
 
We don't want to be stalked, r a p e d, pinched, handled or cat called. We don’t want some idiot sticking out their tongues and act like they are doing something nasty to us. We don’t want to look your direction and see men acting stupid pumping their hips at us. The entire above mentioned are inappropriate adolescent behaviors that young women have had to put up with over the years.
 
We don’t like it, it won’t get you a date, and it makes you look like idiots. It FRIGHTENS us.
 
Were her pants too tight? Well so was my teenage daughter back in the day, and now my granddaughter, young women thinking they look good wear such inappropriate clothing. It still is NOT an invitation to be treated like that…Sorry..I stick to my first statement.
 
Women know us men our prone to sexual desires...looks and cat calls are harmless....no one was stalked, r ap3d, or touched in any way. If you don't want to be frightened by a comment or a "cat call", don't wear that. You want our attention, dress to get it, then complain it is the wrong attention. Most men that make comments or "cat calls" aren't seriously trying to pick the girl up...they are showing their appreciation for the woman's form in the attire. How many women in Burkas receive cat calls?
 
 
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