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+1Originally posted by Pogle View PostAh, I see the misogamists are out in force In this thread!
I can almost hear the knuckles scraping on the ground as they heave their vast bulk up from the brown stained sofa, a cascade of food detritus falls to the floor as they try and stand up. They shuffle over to the key board, and after wiping their hands on the curtain begin to type …….

+1Originally posted by Halo Jones View PostIt was only Friday night that I was consoling a friend who left her marketing job to get away from workplace sexism.
I had honestly thought that we had left that all behind us, as I never see it in my work place, so it must be that construction is more equal than the support sectors… go figure
+1Originally posted by mudskipper View PostThat phrase probably says more about low level sexism than the blatantly trolling comments of the other posters.
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