Women explained by male engineers

starlooker (Duc) · #1 18-09-2009, 11:17 PM

Pictures deleted by me, starlooker.

picklesrules (Nicholas) · #2 18-09-2009, 11:30 PM

haha you have to laugh at that

Blue Skies (Jacquie) · #3 18-09-2009, 11:58 PM

And I did!

Enchilada · #4 19-09-2009, 12:00 AM

Women clearly aren't like that. Women clearly only want respect and kindness, and not expect behaviour like this by male idiotic dipsticks.
Men do soon learn, the tighter men pretend to hold their feeble grip on women, the easier they will slip from their fingers (and their lives). Frankly, I thought we had already past this typical sexiest rubbish!!

Show some respect for female readers here, please.

Clarry (Clayton) · #5 19-09-2009, 02:04 AM

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Originally Posted by Enchilada

Women clearly aren't like that. Women clearly only want respect and kindness, and not expect behaviour like this by male idiotic dipsticks.
Men do soon learn, the tighter men pretend to hold their feeble grip on women, the easier they will slip from their fingers (and their lives). Frankly, I thought we had already past this typical sexiest rubbish!!

Show some respect for female readers here, please.

Oh come on, chill out. It's just a bit of humour. My wife is constantly receiving emails from a friend who works in an office, and the vast majority harp on about all men as being lazy, beer guzzlers, sport fanatics, hypochondriacs, self centered, womanisers, etc, etc, etc. I consider myself to be none of the above but I still can laugh at the humorous pidgeon holing (is that a word). Don't kid yourself, women participate in this "typical sexist rubbish" every bit as much as men.

starlooker (Duc) · #6 19-09-2009, 06:02 AM

Pictures deleted by me, starlooker.

wavelandscott (Scott) · #7 19-09-2009, 10:10 AM

Clearly the "male engineers" who pulled these together are more accurately described now as "lonely and single male engineers"...

GeoffW1 (Geoff) · #8 19-09-2009, 12:41 PM

Come on moderators, you are on the spot

leon · #9 19-09-2009, 02:59 PM

Excellent I like it, and really hardly offensive, even my Alice had a good chuckle at it

Leon

taminga16 (Greg) · #10 19-09-2009, 03:12 PM

I am with you Leon (where are the Girls on this?).

Keb Mo' the bluesman sings in one of his songs Women,ther'e a whole 'nother thing! and a wonderful thing they are.

Greg.

Darth Wader (Wade) · #11 19-09-2009, 04:49 PM

My wife had the "hazardous materials" sheet on her wall at work! It's only a little bit of fun, relax!

Women laugh at men's faults all the time and barely any of us even notice, or care

multiweb (Marc) · #12 19-09-2009, 06:26 PM

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Originally Posted by starlooker

I like the last chart.

garyp · #13 19-09-2009, 08:28 PM

yes all very good

dpastern (Dave Pastern) · #14 20-09-2009, 12:58 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Enchilada

Women clearly aren't like that. Women clearly only want respect and kindness, and not expect behaviour like this by male idiotic dipsticks.
Men do soon learn, the tighter men pretend to hold their feeble grip on women, the easier they will slip from their fingers (and their lives). Frankly, I thought we had already past this typical sexiest rubbish!!

Show some respect for female readers here, please.

Oh dear, this is just harmless fun. Women say/do the same things about men (if you've never noticed or seen it, you must be blind!) It's not a matter of not respecting women or anything like that.

Dave

Ric · #15 21-09-2009, 02:46 PM

I sent them to my wife and she got a good laugh out of it.

Her reply was "You knew the job was dangerous when you took it on"

Cheers

matt · #16 21-09-2009, 08:01 PM

Both the missus and I had a laugh...

But I also appreciate this can be considered offensive by some.

The success of humour in this area, though, depends on many factors. Both on the part of the 'joker' and the individual members of an audience.

dpastern (Dave Pastern) · #17 21-09-2009, 08:22 PM

I still think people should be more flexible. Why should humour that appeals to the masses be censored just to please a few?

Dave

matt · #18 21-09-2009, 08:24 PM

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Originally Posted by dpastern

I still think people should be more flexible. Why should humour that appeals to the masses be censored just to please a few?

Dave

Indeed.....

Enchilada · #19 21-09-2009, 11:55 PM

My own comment was not pretending to be provocative nor nasty, but just to make a valid point. All such views tend to promote stereotypes - and woman are never "hazardous material" nor is it true that "woman=problems." Despise me if you must, but such views are sexist and disrespectful, and perpetuated mostly by misogynists pigs.

Why is it that no female responder, since my comment, has placed their point of view here, eh?

No wonder many woman couldn't give a toss about astronomy!

ANDYB (Andy) · #20 22-09-2009, 12:33 AM

As long as humour is only intended to make people laugh it doesnt matter what gender it relates to. I have had many a good laugh at humour relating to men.