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How to deal with creeps?

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    #21
    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    No! This is general! You haven't got the hang of this yet have you?

    You are supposed to call me a moron and ask me outside for a fight.....
    I don't need to tell you that surely?

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      #22
      An update from the person that sent me the issue when I PMed and asked if they were enjoying the replies and parody thread :-

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      are you kidding - its hilarious - i needed someone to make light of the situation

      next time i get perved at i'll probably laugh at him

      made my day

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      i may bite if someoen is witty enough

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        #23
        He does his daily preliminary stretch on mat next to said rowing machine and then hops on treadmill right in front of you - you are now at eyelevel with his butcheeks
        He does sound wierd. Any normal bloke would do the opposite, find a treadmill with a lady on it and use a rowing machine behind to eye her butcheeks [sic]
        bloggoth

        If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
        John Wayne (My guru, not to be confused with my beloved prophet Jeremy Clarkson)

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          #24
          I thought staff gyms were a permie benefit?

          Seriously though, what would I do? Well, I doubt I'd be comfortable being the only user of the staff gym to begin with. Nor would I personally want to be exercising where there's even a slight possibility of someone I work with joining me. That's why I'd have an external gym membership for that sort of thing.

          Otherwise, I'd try what someone's suggested regarding moving to a different machine if he gets too close. If he follows I'd simply speak up and demand my personal space back. If he persists, I may go down the permie-style HR complaint route. But realistically, I would probably just move my gymming out of the office.

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