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Previously on "Client demands - the jiggle test"

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by Bacchus View Post
    I think jiggles are ok, it's great pendulous undulations which are... actually, I've got time for great pendulous undulations too (c:
    Belly and bingo wing jiggles are probably less OK.

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  • Bacchus
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    Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
    I was assuming that too much jiggling was undesirable.
    I think jiggles are ok, it's great pendulous undulations which are... actually, I've got time for great pendulous undulations too (c:

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  • suityou01
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    All of them would fail mine and Xog's jiggle test.

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  • Qdos Contractor
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    Originally posted by barrydidit View Post
    Is the jiggle test included in QDOS cover?
    It is now.

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  • barrydidit
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    Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
    I was assuming that too much jiggling was undesirable.
    Not from where i'm sitting.

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  • cojak
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    Originally posted by mudskipper View Post
    I was assuming that too much jiggling was undesirable.

    Clearly the predicted outcomes need better definition.

    Who's writing the jiggle test cases?
    Who else?

    Calling Mitch!

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  • mudskipper
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    Originally posted by barrydidit View Post
    Is the jiggle test included in QDOS cover?

    If jiggling is needed i would suggest that indicates an absence of direction and control. Can't be a bad thing can it?
    Mind you, there's undoubted mutuality of obligation since when one starts the other one has to as well. What's the other thing? Substitution. That's a deffo, though they've not exercised the right yet.

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    I was assuming that too much jiggling was undesirable.

    Clearly the predicted outcomes need better definition.

    Who's writing the jiggle test cases?

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  • doodab
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    I think that while the "jiggle test" and the rest of it is undoubtedly sexist, cheerleading by it's nature is bound to a particular, quite sexist, view of women. If the sexism bothered you that much you'd not become a cheerleader in the first place.

    OTOH the lawsuits are to do with degrading conditions and unwanted sexual advances rather than sexism per se, and neither of those should be tolerated IMO. So fair play to them for standing up for themselves.

    The wage dispute I have no idea about, are they simply lower paid than other cheerleaders or are they arguing that there is a market rate for jiggling in general? I mean it seems reasonable (to me) for them to expect to earn as much as a vegas showgirl say, but perhaps not as much as a high end stripper or lap dancer. OTOH it's one of those jobs like working in the music industry where people are queueing up to do it and will work for peanuts, so they need to be realistic.
    Last edited by doodab; 5 May 2014, 07:21.

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  • barrydidit
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    Is the jiggle test included in QDOS cover?

    If jiggling is needed i would suggest that indicates an absence of direction and control. Can't be a bad thing can it?
    Mind you, there's undoubted mutuality of obligation since when one starts the other one has to as well. What's the other thing? Substitution. That's a deffo, though they've not exercised the right yet.

    Pass

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  • BrilloPad
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    yes, yes, yes, yes, yes.

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  • mudskipper
    started a topic Client demands - the jiggle test

    Client demands - the jiggle test

    One for the CUK gentlemen.

    BBC News - The strange demands of life as a cheerleader



    "Every inch is scrutinised. According to the Bills lawsuit, women are subjected to "jiggle tests," where they are judged on their physical appearance in their outfit and told which problem areas need work. "


    "Always avoid: Politics, religion, sexual references… Inappropriate jokes, strong opinions, gossip, saying "I" or "me" too often." That's us CUK laydees ruled out then.
    Last edited by mudskipper; 5 May 2014, 06:01.
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