Originally posted by: meltdown75
i know i know... i'm not passing judgement on anyone I just like to hear what people think about it.Originally posted by: Ameesh
at what point does this become a thought crime, its a slippery slope you are walking down
btw I had to LOL @ the Mexican comment![]()
Originally posted by: ryan256
The audible comment bit constitutes harassment.
However... simply staring. Sorry I can't equate that with harassment. Standing there thinking what you want while not acting upon it in any way is every guy's right. You're in public and have no reasonable expectation not to be looked at while in common areas.
Originally posted by: KeithTalent
If she feels uncomfortable or threatened in any way, it is harassment.
Originally posted by: crystal
Originally posted by: KeithTalent
If she feels uncomfortable or threatened in any way, it is harassment.
You can't make a sweeping statement like that.
Originally posted by: dph1077
As far as I know, the broad definition of sexual harrassment is being made to feel uncomfortable in the workplace. I would say that by making the comments and the excessive staring he is making her uncomfortable and she would be within her rights to complain.
Originally posted by: Canai
mayhap not sexual harassment per se, but defiantly something that needs to be stopped.
It's kinda like that fat chick that's always staring at you while you're working........
/slouches below the table a little more
LOLOriginally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: dph1077
As far as I know, the broad definition of sexual harrassment is being made to feel uncomfortable in the workplace. I would say that by making the comments and the excessive staring he is making her uncomfortable and she would be within her rights to complain.
Yeah for broad assumptions. By that definition the AC unit that blows on my back all day is sexually harassing me because it makes me uncomfortable.
Sexual harassment is if you say something to said person, touch them in a way that is inappropriate, or if you make lewd gestures, such as air humping or making a V with your fingers and licking between them.
When you say it's sexual harassment because I looked at a chick and THOUGHT about what she would look like riding my face, then you become the thought police. Where does that end?
"Code Mauve, Bob in accounting is mad at the printer and thinks killing the IT guy is going to make him feel better. Intercept and remove offending thoughts from Bob."
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: dph1077
As far as I know, the broad definition of sexual harrassment is being made to feel uncomfortable in the workplace. I would say that by making the comments and the excessive staring he is making her uncomfortable and she would be within her rights to complain.
Yeah for broad assumptions. By that definition the AC unit that blows on my back all day is sexually harassing me because it makes me uncomfortable.
Sexual harassment is if you say something to said person, touch them in a way that is inappropriate, or if you make lewd gestures, such as air humping or making a V with your fingers and licking between them.
When you say it's sexual harassment because I looked at a chick and THOUGHT about what she would look like riding my face, then you become the thought police. Where does that end?
"Code Mauve, Bob in accounting is mad at the printer and thinks killing the IT guy is going to make him feel better. Intercept and remove offending thoughts from Bob."
hmm... considering she doesn't know even that I posted about this... that could be quite the undertakingOriginally posted by: Muadib
I can't believe that I'm the first post to ask for pics!![]()
Oh come on!!! Dont let me down man!!Originally posted by: meltdown75
hmm... considering she doesn't know even that I posted about this... that could be quite the undertakingOriginally posted by: Muadib
I can't believe that I'm the first post to ask for pics!![]()
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Originally posted by: Muadib
I can't believe that I'm the first post to ask for pics!![]()
Originally posted by: 91TTZ
I'd like to be this guy's lawyer.
Step 1: I'd have him claim that he's gay. Now if some woman claims that this guy is mentally undressing her, I'd fall back on the "but he's gay!" defense.
Step 2: If he gets fired anyway, I'd claim that it's because he came out of the closet and I'd have him sue.
Originally posted by: randay
brilliant, do you think this defense would also work if a coworker were to slip and accidentally plant his face into his coworkers lovely breastsesses? also, are you available immediately to represent someone?
she doesn't dress provocatively.Originally posted by: NanoStuff
If you don't want me to look at them, stop advertising them.
"What a delicious crunchy chicken strip with yummy bbq dressing, but don't look! You have to pay first"
she's married.Originally posted by: randay
she needs a big strong boyfriend. any pics?
ah, i know what you mean. but deep down inside, if she began to squirm or knew you were checking her out, you'd look away. ie. you're not a shmuckOriginally posted by: TallBill
I'm not sure, but I know that I'm physically incapable of NOT ogling over an attractive woman myself. I know its rude, but I just cant.
Originally posted by: Canai
mayhap not sexual harassment per se, but defiantly something that needs to be stopped.
It's kinda like that fat chick that's always staring at you while you're working........
/slouches below the table a little more
Originally posted by: meltdown75
ah, i know what you mean. but deep down inside, if she began to squirm or knew you were checking her out, you'd look away. ie. you're not a shmuckOriginally posted by: TallBill
I'm not sure, but I know that I'm physically incapable of NOT ogling over an attractive woman myself. I know its rude, but I just cant.![]()
