See my response to The RDBD, who understood the point i was trying to make, as i had said it was not worded very well.
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See my response to The RDBD, who understood the point i was trying to make, as i had said it was not worded very well.
Why is the onus on the men though?
Shouldnt the answer be, Should those women agreeing to do it.....do it?
If they are choosing to do it, then presumably they want to do it.
Who are we, or anyone, to tell someone what they can and cannot do to earn a living, as long as no one is getting hurt.
In situations where women are being forced into ****, like the black market sex trade etc, then thats a different story.
But a Grid girl who works damn hard to look that good, and getting paid £40k a year for her efforts, having her job snatched from her because some hairy pitted munter with daddy issues deems it "offensive"? Well the femtard ****s can switch the channel over.
The irony is, most of these silly bitches probably dont even watch F1!
as noted by @Archers Road probably the first time in history f1 has reached 10 pages.Look and learn @brb
Why not offer at anyone's place of work, to pay a women that works there £100 if they come in scantily dressed the next working day for you. How do you think your colleagues would react to you behaving in such a manner, but we find it perfectly acceptable for Millionaires to behave in that manner for a public showing.
Because it is a public showing, and men want to look at women. So they bring in women to entice men....
It is nature.
You have heard the expression "Sex sells" right?
If i bring in a women in a bikini to just stand in my office at work, for no reason, that would be mental. But again, if a woman is willing to do it.....have at it hoss.
What would i do!?...
Well firstly i don't like cats, so the answer is no, but secondly i wouldn't be spending it on them show girls. I'd buy another property in Europe other than that I'd be pissed most days.
Done, make it happen!...https://www.not606.com/threads/if-you-became-a-millionaire.357919/#post-11410646
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nicked this from the QPR board.
about feminism its very good. Just listened to it in the background its really good
Poor oppressed women.
1300 quid an hour, and by her own choice.
Stick that up your feminist rusty chute.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/4...s-her-success-is-all-down-to-her-love-of-sex/
ps wid, but i'm outpriced
1300 quid an hour, and by her own choice.
Stick that up your feminist rusty chute.
https://www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/4...s-her-success-is-all-down-to-her-love-of-sex/
ps wid, but i'm outpriced
Grid girls love what they do and wouldn't do it if they felt pressured into uncomfortable situations, Hannah James writes.
The 27-year-old has been a grid girl for motorcycle racing for nine years and is concerned the sport will be next to ban them after F1 announced it will no longer be employing grid girls for the 2018 season.
I've been working as a grid girl on and off for the past nine years, and not once have I felt pressured into doing anything I didn’t want to do.
I think after the Presidents Club episode, people have gone on a rampage and have got totally the wrong idea of what we do and who we are.
F1 has banned grid girls and I'm worried those of us who work in motorcycle racing will be next.
People are googling grid girls and pictures from 20 years ago are coming up, with scantily clad women in bikinis, which is inappropriate.
It really isn't like that anymore. It’s a lot classier now.
We want to encourage people to come to the races, which are really family orientated now.
Families with children come along so we want to be appropriate and make sure they have a good time.
We're a real community, all of us grid girls look out for each other, and so do the companies we work for – they'd be the first to step in if we felt uncomfortable.
On the grid there's security who look out for us but I’ve never felt uncomfortable.
Most of the drivers bring along their partners and children, and we're friends with them. Their partners are also on the grid helping the drivers out so would they be banned as well?
People are saying we're all working class girls who are being taken advantage of – that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
I'm a university student, there are lawyers, accountants, students, professionals from all walks of life, they just love doing something different.
Yes, looks are part of it, but you also have to be good with the public, you’re representing a brand, you have to be personable.
The pay is pretty good but that's not why I started, I love motorcycle racing and when I found out this was a way I could get paid to watch a sport I love, it was a no-brainer.
I started when I was 18 and I’m now 27, I’ve worked for the same team, JG Speedfit Kawasaki and have been on the start line for the Isle of Man TT for the past three years. I still love it.
There's a small group of people who are offended on behalf of us grid girls but there's not one girl who's been objectified that I know of, if we were we would complain, as would everyone around us.
The 27-year-old has been a grid girl for motorcycle racing for nine years and is concerned the sport will be next to ban them after F1 announced it will no longer be employing grid girls for the 2018 season.
I've been working as a grid girl on and off for the past nine years, and not once have I felt pressured into doing anything I didn’t want to do.
I think after the Presidents Club episode, people have gone on a rampage and have got totally the wrong idea of what we do and who we are.
F1 has banned grid girls and I'm worried those of us who work in motorcycle racing will be next.
People are googling grid girls and pictures from 20 years ago are coming up, with scantily clad women in bikinis, which is inappropriate.
It really isn't like that anymore. It’s a lot classier now.
We want to encourage people to come to the races, which are really family orientated now.
Families with children come along so we want to be appropriate and make sure they have a good time.
We're a real community, all of us grid girls look out for each other, and so do the companies we work for – they'd be the first to step in if we felt uncomfortable.
On the grid there's security who look out for us but I’ve never felt uncomfortable.
Most of the drivers bring along their partners and children, and we're friends with them. Their partners are also on the grid helping the drivers out so would they be banned as well?
People are saying we're all working class girls who are being taken advantage of – that couldn’t be farther from the truth.
I'm a university student, there are lawyers, accountants, students, professionals from all walks of life, they just love doing something different.
Yes, looks are part of it, but you also have to be good with the public, you’re representing a brand, you have to be personable.
The pay is pretty good but that's not why I started, I love motorcycle racing and when I found out this was a way I could get paid to watch a sport I love, it was a no-brainer.
I started when I was 18 and I’m now 27, I’ve worked for the same team, JG Speedfit Kawasaki and have been on the start line for the Isle of Man TT for the past three years. I still love it.
There's a small group of people who are offended on behalf of us grid girls but there's not one girl who's been objectified that I know of, if we were we would complain, as would everyone around us.
Yup, but their careers are all ****ed now.
Just so some hairy legged munters, who dont even watch motorsports can pat themselves on the back for achieving nothing except causing several thousand women worldwide to lose their jobs.
Well done
Just so some hairy legged munters, who dont even watch motorsports can pat themselves on the back for achieving nothing except causing several thousand women worldwide to lose their jobs.
Well done