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Previously on "Brickie sacked for being hunky"

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  • kramer
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    i have had women faint in presentations while i described the threat of SQL injections...

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn
    And trying to architect a large .NET system whilst having hoardes of young office girls swooning over you does not help your career one bit.
    In this case I'd say: f..k the career!

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  • Andyw
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    Originally posted by DimPrawn
    It's easy to scoff lads, but having personally been thrown out of many blue chip client contracts for being too sexy, it's no laughing matter.

    And trying to architect a large .NET system whilst having hoardes of young office girls swooning over you does not help your career one bit.

    HTH

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  • DimPrawn
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    It's easy to scoff lads, but having personally been thrown out of many blue chip client contracts for being too sexy, it's no laughing matter.

    And trying to architect a large .NET system whilst having hoardes of young office girls swooning over you does not help your career one bit.

    HTH

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  • mcquiggd
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    He is white, and male. Of course he should have been sacked.

    Replace him with a disabled ethnic minority single parent. Sorted.

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  • Mordac
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    If that's not sex discrimination, I don't know what is. If he was a girlie and got fired for being "too attractive", there would have been hell to pay.

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  • MarillionFan
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    You fancy him don't you?

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  • AtW
    started a topic Brickie sacked for being hunky

    Brickie sacked for being hunky

    Brickie sacked for being hunky

    By TONY BONNICI
    September 16, 2006



    HUNKY teenage labourer Joe Norman was sacked from a building site at a girls school — for driving pupils into a frenzy.

    The 18-year-old, who had spent the summer helping to build an extension, started getting wolf-whistles when classes resumed after the holidays.

    Girls at the Catholic school would yell: “Oi, fit builder!” Then gangs of them started to CHASE him down corridors.

    Furious Joe was fired after head Tom Gibson complained to his bosses that he was putting girls off lessons at Holy Cross School in New Malden, Surrey.

    The 6ft 2in builder said yesterday: “I couldn’t believe it. I told them it was not my fault if the girls can’t control themselves but they said the headmaster wanted me gone.”

    He insisted he never did anything to stir the girls’ passions — and even kept his shirt on.

    Single Joe, of Banstead, Surrey, said: “I’m muscular because of the type of work I do. But I’ve never had this problem before. It was quite intimidating.

    “When the girls came back they’d say, ‘Oi fit builder’ and would say they fancied me. It could get quite noisy but there was nothing I could do about it. The girls were meeting up in groups and chasing me down the corridor, shouting stuff.

    “I certainly didn’t encourage them — even if it did boost my ego. I kept my head down and kept walking. The other builders thought it was all really funny."

    Joe was employed by Hampshire firm HA & DB Kitchin Ltd, who hired him on £6 an hour via an agency. He is now looking for another job.

    Head Mr Gibson was unavailable for comment at the 911-pupil school yesterday.

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    £6 per hour, FFS?!?!? I thought builders were in very short supply and rate were ridiculous?!?!

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