Modern English women and their European counterparts

[Borchester]

I think he's trying to get his ego massaged. Irl its a bit difficult of course, because "his woman" operates at 15psi and she can't talk.

And is probably worn out. I dare say that the women folk can handle Lotsov's misogyny, but he is missing out on a lot of fun and is in danger of going blind.

[Barry]

I'm not sure that many on here don't fondly remember shellac records and thorn needles...

I hate double negatives.

I do remember 78 rpm records, though. There's still a bit of a market in them.

[patman post]

Do you remember Stiff Records?

I'm not sure that many on here don't fondly remember shellac records and thorn needles...

[Baron von Lotsov]

Oh I don't know.  Beaver sports still have the strapline "happiness is a wet beaver" on their wet suit catalogue ... , just not the version you can download...

Do you remember Stiff Records?

[DeppityDawg]

Hang fire there DD if it operates at 15psi it's not ego massaged but inflated surely  :hattip

I hope he knows where his puncture repair kit is, in case of emergencies.

[DeppityDawg]

The country I'm prepared to use my nuclear, biological and chemical weapons knowledge to defend sings god save the queen



what the troglodytes sing now they've taken the game i played and introduced ballet moves in the line out is no concern of mine.



 :hattip

Pity you hadn't spent a bit more of that time designing a decent respirator and NBCK, instead of the Infantry having to rely on antique S6's and Noddies that filled up with your own body fluids at any temperature above freezing. No **** ever adequately explained how you were supposed to have a shite (except the comic 'Task 17') without getting fried from the outside in up your very own arse.



Anyway. Liked the Wet Beavers one.

[cromwell]

I think he's trying to get his ego massaged. Irl its a bit difficult of course, because "his woman" operates at 15psi and she can't talk.

Hang fire there DD if it operates at 15psi it's not ego massaged but inflated surely  :hattip

[johnofgwent]

Going back to the 70s I distinctly recall our local  bicycle shop had a rack of stickers you could stick on your bike. One of them read 'Next to Sex I Love my Honda best'. I dunno whether the ladies saw it as that cool, probably thought the sticker really meant they actually loved their Honda more than them, and the bicycle shop never sold Hondas anyway. You would never see something like that today in our ultra polite PC utopia, but there you go. Japanese infiltration.

Oh I don't know.  Beaver sports still have the strapline "happiness is a wet beaver" on their wet suit catalogue ... , just not the version you can download...

[johnofgwent]

I thought your country had its own national anthem john....

The country I'm prepared to use my nuclear, biological and chemical weapons knowledge to defend sings god save the queen



what the troglodytes sing now they've taken the game i played and introduced ballet moves in the line out is no concern of mine.



 :hattip

[Baron von Lotsov]

Singing the company song before you start work is extreme.

Actually the punchline to that joke about Wallmart and their staff indoctrination sessions was that when tried in Germany Wallmart was fighting a war with Aldi (a private capitalist mega-firm) . They invested one billion dollars in setting up supermarkets and lost the whole lot. They ended up pulling out of the German market entirely. Conclusion: Americans are stupid/Germans are wise (seen it before like!).

[Baron von Lotsov]

Is it the Beach Boys, "Help me rHonda"?  

Going back to the 70s I distinctly recall our local  bicycle shop had a rack of stickers you could stick on your bike. One of them read 'Next to Sex I Love my Honda best'. I dunno whether the ladies saw it as that cool, probably thought the sticker really meant they actually loved their Honda more than them, and the bicycle shop never sold Hondas anyway. You would never see something like that today in our ultra polite PC utopia, but there you go. Japanese infiltration.

[T00ts]

Most of the companies I ever worked for only cared how many components you made a day, and treated the workforce like dirt. Anyone from management coming on the shop floor and suggest exercise and a company song would have been met with a chorus of eff off.

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[T00ts]

Whoops wrong quote



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[papasmurf]

...but sometimes constant opposition can seem dogmatic.  :roll:

Most of the companies I ever worked for only cared how many components you made a day, and treated the workforce like dirt. Anyone from management coming on the shop floor and suggest exercise and a company song would have been met with a chorus of eff off.

[T00ts]

Singing the company song before you start work is extreme.

...but sometimes constant opposition can seem dogmatic.  :roll: