Wolf whistling - what do you think?
04 April 2008, 01:28 PM
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Women can be just as bad - I once visited a building site and saw one of the brickies wolf-whistle to a passing woman, only to be greeted with the riposte 'well get your **** out then' !!
04 April 2008, 02:56 PM
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I find it difficult to understand how any woman could be offended or feel uncomfortable at a straight wolf whistle. I agree that the ribald remarks would be unpleasant though.
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04 April 2008, 03:04 PM
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We wandered into a bar where he whistled at the karaoke compere who told him to get his **** out.
He obliged. She was speachless. After she regained her composure, she introduced the next singer and came over to us and presented her with a coupe of beers. She told him that his was the biggest she'd ever seen and gave him her phone number!
The funniest night out with the CEo, however, was when we'd been out for a few hours, had a curry and plenty of beers. He farted and followed through. It'd been ok if he wasn't commando at the time and wearing a rather light shade of trousers.
04 April 2008, 03:12 PM
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I recall the night I was out with the CEO of a travel agency I was employed by many moons ago.
We wandered into a bar where he whistled at the karaoke compere who told him to get his **** out.
He obliged. She was speachless. After she regained her composure, she introduced the next singer and came over to us and presented her with a coupe of beers. She told him that his was the biggest she'd ever seen and gave him her phone number!
The funniest night out with the CEo, however, was when we'd been out for a few hours, had a curry and plenty of beers. He farted and followed through. It'd been ok if he wasn't commando at the time and wearing a rather light shade of trousers.
We wandered into a bar where he whistled at the karaoke compere who told him to get his **** out.
He obliged. She was speachless. After she regained her composure, she introduced the next singer and came over to us and presented her with a coupe of beers. She told him that his was the biggest she'd ever seen and gave him her phone number!
The funniest night out with the CEo, however, was when we'd been out for a few hours, had a curry and plenty of beers. He farted and followed through. It'd been ok if he wasn't commando at the time and wearing a rather light shade of trousers.
04 April 2008, 05:57 PM
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Personally at my age I'll take all the wolf whistles I can get, on Monday I got whistled at by some builders as I was crossing the road and it made my year, in fact I'm still smiling about it five days later 
It's made me feel far from uncomfortable, in fact it's given my poor old ego a massive boost
It's made me feel far from uncomfortable, in fact it's given my poor old ego a massive boost
I'm with you on that one Sal...................those were the days!
I'll pay!
04 April 2008, 06:00 PM
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I recall the night I was out with the CEO of a travel agency I was employed by many moons ago.
We wandered into a bar where he whistled at the karaoke compere who told him to get his **** out.
He obliged. She was speachless. After she regained her composure, she introduced the next singer and came over to us and presented her with a coupe of beers. She told him that his was the biggest she'd ever seen and gave him her phone number!
The funniest night out with the CEo, however, was when we'd been out for a few hours, had a curry and plenty of beers. He farted and followed through. It'd been ok if he wasn't commando at the time and wearing a rather light shade of trousers.
We wandered into a bar where he whistled at the karaoke compere who told him to get his **** out.
He obliged. She was speachless. After she regained her composure, she introduced the next singer and came over to us and presented her with a coupe of beers. She told him that his was the biggest she'd ever seen and gave him her phone number!
The funniest night out with the CEo, however, was when we'd been out for a few hours, had a curry and plenty of beers. He farted and followed through. It'd been ok if he wasn't commando at the time and wearing a rather light shade of trousers.
LMFAO - grrrrrrrrrrrrrreat story!
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04 April 2008, 10:10 PM
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The occasional van beeping or workman whistling is fine... I normally spy their guide dogs next to them
i view it as a bit of a joke, as it should be.....
i view it as a bit of a joke, as it should be.....
04 April 2008, 10:14 PM
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05 April 2008, 12:07 AM
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Maybe Wimpey should focus more on the utter junk they build morso than the whistling workers.
Sure trendy "urban" flats and "modern" town houses looks great on plan and highly profitable due to land utilisation; but built on a brown field sites in the middle of a slum with useless resident or guest parking or public transport infrastructure; It is no better than building pre-fab council houses.
Still, they sell like hot cakes - thanks to the buy to(i)letters who snap them all up; with half of them standing empty after realising they bought into a slumping market...then starting to feel the squeeze as the mortgage payments start to take hold.
Not that I know anything about this (being the son of a builder; Who built sensible well laid out housing - with gardens, parking for at least three cars per house plus garages, not crammed on to a postage stamp. And employed workers who'd happily say f**k off to any PC numpty who'd dare question their antics of adoring the opposite sex, be the Sport laid on the dash of the Iveco tipper, saucy calender in the tea shed. Or stories from Amsterdam that made the apprentice/work placement boy squirm ).
Sure trendy "urban" flats and "modern" town houses looks great on plan and highly profitable due to land utilisation; but built on a brown field sites in the middle of a slum with useless resident or guest parking or public transport infrastructure; It is no better than building pre-fab council houses.
Still, they sell like hot cakes - thanks to the buy to(i)letters who snap them all up; with half of them standing empty after realising they bought into a slumping market...then starting to feel the squeeze as the mortgage payments start to take hold.
Not that I know anything about this (being the son of a builder; Who built sensible well laid out housing - with gardens, parking for at least three cars per house plus garages, not crammed on to a postage stamp. And employed workers who'd happily say f**k off to any PC numpty who'd dare question their antics of adoring the opposite sex, be the Sport laid on the dash of the Iveco tipper, saucy calender in the tea shed. Or stories from Amsterdam that made the apprentice/work placement boy squirm
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05 April 2008, 12:13 AM
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employed workers who'd happily say f**k off to any PC numpty who'd dare question their antics of adoring the opposite sex, be the Sport laid on the dash of the Iveco tipper, saucy calender in the tea shed. Or stories from Amsterdam that made the apprentice/work placement boy squirm ).
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I rather enjoy a good wolf whistle as most wimmins do. My response to anything remotely offensive is usually, " I've seen bigger things crawl out of cheese"
05 April 2008, 12:26 AM
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Sitting out side with the Rasta banksman a few years ago. Every Girl/Lady that walked past got a whistle and a "Yeah baby" from him.
When an 18-20 stone black girl walked past, he jumped up and shouted "Ehhh, heavy duty baby!"
Never seen a lady so happy in my life!
When an 18-20 stone black girl walked past, he jumped up and shouted "Ehhh, heavy duty baby!"
Never seen a lady so happy in my life!
05 April 2008, 12:30 AM
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A "traditionally-built" lady, LOL.
05 April 2008, 09:32 AM
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