Wolf Whistling to be made Illegal!
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Yahoo News said:
Wolf-whistling will technically be made illegal under European laws set to be signed by David Cameron today.
The prime minister chose International Women's Day to sign a Council of Europe convention promising "necessary legislative measures” against anyone committing “verbal, non-verbal or physical sexual harassment”.
The prime minister chose International Women's Day to sign a Council of Europe convention promising "necessary legislative measures” against anyone committing “verbal, non-verbal or physical sexual harassment”.


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They're not banning whistling, they're trying to stop women being sexually harrassed, verbally, non-verbally and physically. That can mean quite literally anything, so, what they are doing is making it very difficult to talk to a woman without being branded a sex pest.
I thought most women took it as a compliment anyway, depending on the type of whistle. I don't think you'd get away with "(whistle) here girl, come on then, there's a good girl"
I thought most women took it as a compliment anyway, depending on the type of whistle. I don't think you'd get away with "(whistle) here girl, come on then, there's a good girl"

Edited by Big Fat Fatty on Thursday 8th March 14:57
GroundEffect said:
SMcP114 said:
Good, there's nothing more cringeworthy.
Hopefully the phrase "You know what she needs...." is next on the list.
The worst is calling someone their 'Missus'. It fHopefully the phrase "You know what she needs...." is next on the list.
king grinds my gears. Edited for crazy apostrophy
Edited by SMcP114 on Thursday 8th March 15:09
SMcP114 said:
GroundEffect said:
SMcP114 said:
Good, there's nothing more cringeworthy.
Hopefully the phrase "You know what she needs...." is next on the list.
The worst is calling someone their 'Missus'. It fHopefully the phrase "You know what she needs...." is next on the list.
king grinds my gears. 
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