Don't call the barmaid 'love'

So if the proposed rules say:

The European Equal Treatment Directive which the regulations will enforce says that women at work should not be "subjected to any conduct related to their sex which violates their dignity or creates an intimidating, hostile, degrading, humiliating or offensive environment".
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And the DM are claiming that this refers to the term 'love', then isnt it the DM who are insinuating that the term 'love' falls under the quoted rule, rather than HH?

Making them really quite stupid...as per.
 
I feel compelled to write a letter to "Women and Equalities Minister" Harriet Harman calling her a 'gert lezza' or 'typical woman'...

I can't quite perfect the phrase which would annoy her most... :p
 
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trickyj said:
I feel compelled to right a letter to "Women and Equalities Minister" Harriet Harman calling her a 'gert lezza' or 'typical woman'...

I can't quite perfect the phrase which would annoy her most... :p
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Im sure the general tone of wrath from an internet forum poster would be enough to absolutely terrify her, regardless of what devastating putdown you choose to use.

Seriously.
 
I think just writing her a letter starting with "I'm righting you this letter because..." then add any old rubbish will annoy her sufficiently as she's bound to get riled by your less than equal spelling attributes:)
 
Gilly said:
Shocking. Everyone gets called love up here.

Everyone write to that stuck up cow and address her as love :)

Anyway, shouldn't it be a man in charge of Women and Equalities? Surely a woman is going to be biased and illogical for at least 1 week in 4.
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They get called "duck" down here and just to show we are not being sexest they call blokes "duck" too? I wonder what they would say to that?
 
penski said:
Wink, tongue-click and a double-finger-click-into-guns-with-thumbs-up.

****ing SMOOOOOOOTH!

*n
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And then the piece-de-resistance.

When you've got about half a pint left, stand up, down it, put your coat on all in one movement, wink at her and say 'Right...hometime'
 
Visage said:
And then the piece-de-resistance.

When you've got about half a pint left, stand up, down it, put your coat on all in one movement, wink at her and say 'Right...hometime'
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Or if she gets too close to you and your mates when she's picking up glasses, slap her on the arse and say "Not now...Man talk."

*n
 
At work we are asked not to use terms like "Mate" "Geez" "Sarge" "Love" "Darlin" etc when speaking to people at other locations who we don't know personally because it's unprofessional.

It is a widely ignored request.
 
Everyone gets called love here... I say it a lot, spesh in pubs "cheers ***". Whats bad about that?

Annoyance.
 
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