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**whiffler** · 10-02-2010, 12:11

Originally Posted by genuine_exscaley

Originally Posted by Markintime

I wonder what the doors to the bogs have at Labour HQ. Equals and Also Equals, perhaps?

No, Equals and More Equals

Two arms good, three arms bad !

**JoeCivvie** · 10-02-2010, 12:13

Originally Posted by Semper_Flexibilis

So will Harman ban herself next for being sexist or will she change her name by deed pool to Harperson?

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/news...ng-sexist.html

Deckchairs/Titanic

**Cuddles** · 10-02-2010, 12:36

Originally Posted by BPS666

Harriet Harman can suck my big testosterone filled man balls which are attached to my big hairy man cock and as the bitch does it I would take great delight in farting a dirty great big man fart out of my fat sweaty man arrse into her fucking ugly bitch of a face.

Keep going...I'm nearly there...ugh...

Harriet - sexist female form of "Harry"
Harman - sexist male form of Harperson

Sort yourself out love before you come round here with your feminist drivel. Oh and put your knickers on love and make us a cup of tea. We had a vote earlier, your husband Jack voted for tea and the other two of us voted for coffee. so that's 118,972 for teaand 2 for coffee. Still that's democracy.

**Grownup_Rafbrat** · 10-02-2010, 12:37

The sad thing is, behaviour like this damages the cause of women's rights. Successful campaigns like equal pay for equal work, pension rights, the right to have a mortgage or even a loan or rental agreement without a man as guarantor, equality of opportunity for jobs, education and health, are totally forgotten in the nonsense of 'chairpeople', 'personhole covers' and 'hers' instead of 'hymns'.

You'd have thought someone who had 'made it' in the sexist world of Westminster would understand this!

**Alec_Lomas** · 10-02-2010, 12:37

Originally Posted by lsquared

When making a 'quick list' of perceived problems in GB, posters constantly refer to: 'crime'. This reference occurs time and time again and yet the 'Dear Leader' and his henchmen*, the Office of National Statistics and the Association of Chief Police Officers, insist that crime rates are falling across the nation.

Who should I believe? My eyes, my local newspapers, the national media or the discredited person and organisations listed above?

* - Ooops! Henchpersons - sorry.

My bold - Easier than you imagine - try the local hospitals and ambulance crews who gather the various gun shot and knife wounded personalities from the street. When the question of 'lower crime' was put to an A&E docter and nurse on a recent tv interview, their views were most enlightening and contradicted the 'official' statistics.

**Fat_Cav** · 10-02-2010, 13:24

Chair n.

1. a seat, esp. for one person, usually having four legs for support and a rest for the back and often having rests for the arms.
2. something that serves as a chair or supports like a chair: The two men clasped hands to make a chair for their injured companion.
3. a seat of office or authority.
4. a position of authority, as of a judge, professor, etc.
5. the person occupying a seat of office, esp. the chairperson of a meeting: The speaker addressed the chair.
Masculine: Chairman
Feminine: Chairbitch

it's amazing what you find on the interweb. :D Perhaps that'll appease her?

**airforceone** · 10-02-2010, 13:27

I see she has a BA in Politics. Should that be Spinster of Arts rather than Batchelor of Arts? This sort of ludicrous thinking has no end.

**uncle_vanya** · 10-02-2010, 17:36

So the Senior Service, when coming into port after a deployment, the Officer of the Deck cannot tell the ships company to...'Man the Sides!!

So what do they say now.... 'Person the Sides?'...... 'Woman the Sides?' (assuming its an all girly crew....) :D

Mrs Happless Hattie Harperson must have a sad life if she and her advisors spend hours dreaming up crap like this. It all truly sounds like it comes out of he scriptwriters of Monty Python or Fawlty Towers.

I do hope she legislates for Female Urinals for the Femininies to be mounted on the outside walls of Pubs, in full view of the street..... Oh sod it.... the bars and cafes in Belgium did that back in the 1960s.... It was sooo embarrasing if you were sober..... but if pished.... nobody gave a F*ck .....I meant a toss

**Chef** · 10-02-2010, 22:46

I believe that she avoided a meeting on all women lists so that her husband could get HIS name onto a safe seat, she's like Diane Abbot, and all the other lying greedy polititcal scum;

'Do as I say, not what I do.'

For somebody who went to further education, which used to be freeish she does seem to be a tad dim and incapable of realising that all women lists will lead to the same conclusion as the late lamented Mr Dizaei's promotion;

'She, he, it only got the job, because they are black, ethnic, or otherwise disabled.'

If it does go on like this I feel sorry for the people who achieve promotion because they are good at their job, who is going to believe that?

**tom_dkg** · 11-02-2010, 02:17

Originally Posted by Grownup_Rafbrat

The sad thing is, behaviour like this damages the cause of women's rights. Successful campaigns like equal pay for equal work, pension rights, the right to have a mortgage or even a loan or rental agreement without a man as guarantor, equality of opportunity for jobs, education and health, are totally forgotten in the nonsense of 'chairpeople', 'personhole covers' and 'hers' instead of 'hymns'.

You'd have thought someone who had 'made it' in the sexist world of Westminster would understand this!

I agree with you!

However, down to basics - starter for three!

Since women live substantially longer than men, I feel it is time for a reappraisal of male opportunities!

Women should retire 5 years after men, which will still give them pension advantages.

Men should be allowed career breaks of six months to go out to father children.