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My wife thinks I work too hard
Maybe you were in a gender where you had to be, too.Maybe I was in a social situation where you had to be
Maybe you were in a gender where you had to be, too.Maybe I was in a social situation where you had to be
It did seem a big backwards step from the “new man” thing of my day. I remember thinking at the time that the obsession the men in Friends had with strip clubs was embarrassing.I didn’t mean sexual exploitation in the music industry really. I meant just how shit was for your common or garden young woman back then. The every dayness. The Hello Boys.
It did seem a big backwards step from the “new man” thing of my day. I remember thinking at the time that the obsession the men in Friends had with strip clubs was embarrassing.
Maybe you were in a gender where you had to be, too.
It was.Friends is pretty awful upon re-watching. The casual sexism and homophobia is really jarring now. It should have been then too.
And you don't feel even the slightest discomfort for investing in such a company? Or are you OK with the misogyny, the sexism and the bullying of staff because you like the brand and think it'll give you good value on your investment?I'm not a member of the Growler Club. A growler would be rather more than I'd drink at home. I drink Brewdog, and enjoy most of it. I am a shareholder. But I've not hidden that.
{{citation needed}}I recommend Innes and Gunn.
the first UK SR only opened in November 2000.Fair enough - I was at Uni in Nottingham and mostly knocking about the punk and rock scene. I don’t think I even heard of Spearmint Rhino til many years later.
There are some things that women notice but men don't, mainly because they're not affected by them in the same way. So things I remember about lad culture from the 90s won't be things that men who may have been present will remember.
the first UK SR only opened in November 2000.
Fuck that. I have two and it's 50/50 if I'll have to shit at work.4 pints is exactly the right amount for a school night
None at all. The company is changing, and should be encouraged to continue to.And you don't feel even the slightest discomfort for investing in such a company? Or are you OK with the misogyny, the sexism and the bullying of staff because you like the brand and think it'll give you good value on your investment?
If you add some methylated spirit not only can you bring it back up to strength but you'll also notice an impressive taste improvement.5.6% down to 5.2%.
Its a race to the bottom and any right minded tramp fuel aficionado should be very perturbed.
There are some things that women notice but men don't, mainly because they're not affected by them in the same way. So things I remember about lad culture from the 90s won't be things that men who may have been present will remember.
A female friend was working in an IT role in the City mid-90s. The team Christmas do was at a strip club. My friend (the only women in the team were her and the team secretary) suggested they went somewhere else. They refused. She didn't go (the secretary did because she felt it was more than her job was worth to not turn up ) . She then got so much hassle for being a torn-faced, rabid feminist etc, she ended up leaving her job.I think your missus is older than me but this gave me flashbacks to the 90s when I was young and ladette culture reigned. As a young woman you had to pretend to be cool with topless models on walls of student rooms, wolf whistles, and lap dancing. I was dancing a bit in the early 2000s and you’d even get girls out with groups of men in clubs. That was excruciating. My mate (who was very beautiful and very clever) danced for Spearmint Rhino on TCR and there used to be corporate bookings that included women. The mind boggles really. Must of been awkward af for them. I’ve not been in a club for a long time now but I’d hope that’s changed.
None at all. The company is changing, and should be encouraged to continue to.
Get pk on the case.There’s a pub not very far from where I live called the Tap & Growler.
What would be the good people of Urban’s advice for dealing with such an establishment, which I am assured trades in broad daylight, as well as during night time hours?
No, they’re getting flack because they’re an anti union, bullying workplace who chose a misogynistic double entendre marketing strategy.The only reason BD are getting flack here is bacause a couple of people took exception to PUNK!
Yes, I read it. But as Sue points out, much of the culture for women in the 90s was about keeping quiet about things you found awkward and humiliating for fear of being labelled a killjoy. So my point stands, and I speak as an ex-ladette. Things aren't always as straightforward as 'they were fine with it.'I remember lad culture being plenty annoying enough, but anyway, maybe post #3,500 will help you see why I found that post confusing.
Get pk on the case.
Yes, I read it. But as Sue points out, much of the culture for women in the 90s was about keeping quiet about things you found awkward and humiliating for fear of being labelled a killjoy. So my point stands, and I speak as an ex-ladette. Things aren't always as straightforward as 'they were fine with it.'
No, they’re getting flack because they’re an anti union, bullying workplace who chose a misogynistic double entendre marketing strategy.
Oh, sorry. I have Covid. I should probably back away before I confuse myself and everyone else further.Oh ffs.
I said they weren’t fine with it!
Sounds like you’ve found a problem that exists only in your mind.
“A growler (US) (/ˈɡraʊlər/) is a glass, ceramic, or stainless steel bottle (or jug) used to transport draft beer.[1]They are commonly sold at breweries and brewpubs as a means to sell take-out craft beer.”
I’d never heard it used that way and, prior to this, only knew it as a bottle size. Given the pic shows a growler bottle, to assume that it’s misogynistic seems to be finding a problem that doesn’t actually exist.
It's Broggers and EG, ffs. These two could find a way to take offence at a cotton bud!
I’ve known about the bullying long before the growler howler.No. They've been getting grief here far longer than growler has been an issue. We all pick our battles though, and if that's where people want to plant their flags, good luck to them. It's not hard to find an awful lot of hypocrisy knocking around though.
Oh, sorry. I have Covid. I should probably back away before I confuse myself and everyone else further.
I’ve known about the bullying long before the growler howler.