Baby on Board

[Old Greg]

I would rather run 100 contracts at zero margin than work in HR

Too close to an honest day's work for comfort?

[MaryPoppins]

She expected people to pull along a domesticated ungulate?

Or perhaps you mean kowtow?

[scooterscot]

I read flaccid -

[scooterscot]

I am a placid man. I am easy going with a bit of attitude and rarely am I pushed into wanting to actually punch someone. Except this morning on the train I could have punched a woman wearing a "baby on board" badge on her lapel.

She walks onto the train and pushes me with a look of entitlement on her face. Excuse me she says pushing past me and then interrupts a woman passenger who was sitting down just in front of me "excuse me she says but I am pregnant can I have that seat?". the girl gets up apologising for not having noticed (she could not have had time), gives up her seat and the "pregnant woman sits down with a self satisfied look on her face and immediately starts fiddling with her mobile.

Had she not been wearing the badge no one would have noticed she was pregnant and what really annoyed me was that she was clearly showing off and expecting everyone to cow tow to her selfishness.
My first though was would I sh*g her? - if she was fit then I could have excused her - I am not a fussy man but the answer was resolutely NO.
I then thought about her attitude and wondered what sort of bloke would want to marry her.
Next I asked myself what sort of job she would be doing...
Then it came to me.. she had to be working in HR.

that was the point at which I wanted to punch her.

If you people insist on using the poverty wagon what do you expect?

[DimPrawn]

Something like this springs to mind....

[Platypus]

Had she not been wearing the badge no one would have noticed she was pregnant ... first though was would I sh*g her? the answer was resolutely NO

Next time, just say, I doubt you are pregnant, you're too ugly for anyone to have shagged you.

EDIT: by the way, from TFL's website:

Baby on board badges

Pregnant women can wear a 'Baby on board' badge to let other passengers know they may need a seat.

These are available from Tube station ticket offices. If you live in Greater London or south east England, you can also request a badge through our Customer Service Centre, by emailing your full name and address to [email protected] or by calling 0343 222 1234.

[mudskipper]

Next time, just say, I doubt you are pregnant, you're too ugly for anyone to have shagged you.

EDIT: by the way, from TFL's website:

Baby on board badges

Pregnant women can wear a 'Baby on board' badge to let other passengers know they may need a seat.

These are available from Tube station ticket offices. If you live in Greater London or south east England, you can also request a badge through our Customer Service Centre, by emailing your full name and address to [email protected] or by calling 0343 222 1234.

Excellent - I've requested mine

[darmstadt]

Next time, just say, I doubt you are pregnant, you're too ugly for anyone to have shagged you.

EDIT: by the way, from TFL's website:

Baby on board badges

Pregnant women can wear a 'Baby on board' badge to let other passengers know they may need a seat.

These are available from Tube station ticket offices. If you live in Greater London or south east England, you can also request a badge through our Customer Service Centre, by emailing your full name and address to [email protected] or by calling 0343 222 1234.

Plonker, MF will be getting one now

[Old Greg]

Plonker, MF will be getting one now

Too late.

[AtW]

Except this morning on the train I could have punched a woman wearing a "baby on board" badge on her lapel.

Dodgy is an old style English gent - the kind from the old novels writing about kids and coal mines...