Topic: Harassment, Parliament and the BBC

[guest1764]

Going nowhere as I see it .
 You took it as a bit of banter, as I would have done , in the incident that you talked about . I love banter ,and  it often cheers me up too.

The world would be a much, duller place with it .  I have often indulged in it with strangers in Asdas   

Yes, I went to the local shops one day and counted up the number of people I chatted to on the way there and back.  There were nine.  Mostly because of my little dog.

[guest534]

If people cannot immediately see tthe difference between a bit of chat on a bus in a public place and a sleazy slime ball of a boss making personal comments trapped in a lift, it is not worth continuing to explain.

[SG]

Moderator Comment

In which case perhaps everyone should return to discussing the topic - "Harassment, Parliament and the BBC"

[Myra]

Good for her! 

[aron]

Round of applause for Jo..

[guest534]

Absolutely.

[AprilRose]

   sorry, only just read this thread

many years ago when I was younger, well in my 40's, I got my bottom pinched on a water bus in Venice. Although I ignored the young Italian male (hubby was with me) I felt rather flattered  well it was well known in those days that Italian men often did this but it still took me by surprise. I didn't complain but hubby and I had a good laugh about it afterwards, often teasing me about it in later years. 

[harry]

Round of applause for Jo..

Horrible unfunny person ..

[aron]

You think so..

I think she's funny

[HarryH]

Me too. But then I am a different Harry.