TruckOSaurus said:
JayWood2010 said:
TheLastStarFighter said:
As far as JayWood's concerns:
-You really seem to have an issue with boobs. Most of the world does not think clevage is a big deal, even if it's big. The girl with the big boobs is provacative, but it's not porn and not offensive.
-Your comparisson pic of a guy in a tiny swimsuit is not a good comparisson. If he was in jeans with a tight shirt or even topless, it would be similar to the girl with big boobs showing clevage. But your fellow is in swimware and his penis is accentuated (definitely not cold in that pool). The female equivalent would be a bikini or topless girl with a gap shot accentuating her vag. Penis doesn't = boobs. Vag = penis.
-It's interesting that you talk about standards and professionalism with a picture of Brad Pitt as your avatar. I find this funny because I've worked in very professional environments for some time. At a place I used to manage we had about 600 employees. It was a professional "image" facility, where business dress was expected. Employees could decorate their office or cubicle to some extent, and some naturally would have a provacative picture of a skimpy dressed man or woman. However, the one I received the most "complaints" - or rather condecending comments, snide remarks, etc, as no one really cared about a few sexy pictures - was a girl that had a framed picture of Brad Pitt. It seems that for most people a celebrity crush on a sex symbol is considered more juvenille than a little eye candy of other kinds. Take that for what you will.
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Next time reply to me.
No i have no problem with boobs. I am also very comftorable with my sexuality and see no need in trying to prove myself to people.
As I said before, i find it hilarious that pics of guys are suddenly provacative but not women's haha Double standard haha
Brad Pitt isn't profesional? First I've heard that lol I also have worked in a business with 600+ people. In fact I have worked closely with probably about 400 of them at 1 point or another. At the end of the day though we always had a dress code. In fact I had even got in trouble at one point.
I could easily start posting masculent men shirtless and people will be like OMG how dare he! This shouldn't be allowed. That is a double standard at it's best.
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That's not really true, here's a sample of avatars I had in the past that never garnered any complaints (apart from the last one which was a response to pezus's MBP-chosen avatar at the time).
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As a straight guy, this doesnt make me feel uncomfortable. Nor does it make me think "unprofessional".
Plus, my girlfriend has something to look at if she sees me on my geeky videogame site 
