"We try, but it's not easy considering that so many women *are* brainless bank account draining bimbos."
I agree with you on that, unfortunately. Look harder, still.
Here is where you work from nothing but your imagination: "Half the population has tits. If you think yours are so much more 'distracting' than the rest of womankind's, then maybe it's just you. Here's an idea, stop wearing that pushup bra. Oh wait, then it would be more difficult to attract men."
No pushup bras were utilized in the anecdote of the previous post, and nothing was mentioned about attracting men in any context. Kudos to you though for posting so truthfully as an anonymous coward!!!
Thank Buddha that someone finally addressed how ridiculous the posts to this topic have been to date!
At issue here is that there are a large group of people that on occasion get at best dismissed and at worst harassed when buying tech products. Ask me how many times a sales guy can't look me in the eye cause my tits are too distracting, or how many times my product choices are second guessed simply cause I'm wearing a skirt, and I then have to go and recite all the specs of the product from memory IN ADDITION to the competing products to prove that believe it or not, I'm not an impulse tech shopper and fully research and plan all of my purchases. (actually, I enjoy that part, cause the sales 'dudes' then shut up fast and realize they've been outclassed, hopefully learning it's bad sales strategy to have any preconceptions of their customers). Also fortunate in this sense, bricks and mortars RARELY have the best prices and online stores have yet to discriminate in the least when
I purchase all the tech products for my document imaging business and my personal armory of gadgets.
Motivational quote for the day: Try thinking of women as more than brainless bank account draining bimbos and maybe you'll find one that's not.
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I agree with you on that, unfortunately. Look harder, still.
Here is where you work from nothing but your imagination: "Half the population has tits. If you think yours are so much more 'distracting' than the rest of womankind's, then maybe it's just you. Here's an idea, stop wearing that pushup bra. Oh wait, then it would be more difficult to attract men."
No pushup bras were utilized in the anecdote of the previous post, and nothing was mentioned about attracting men in any context. Kudos to you though for posting so truthfully as an anonymous coward!!!
At issue here is that there are a large group of people that on occasion get at best dismissed and at worst harassed when buying tech products.
Ask me how many times a sales guy can't look me in the eye cause my tits are too distracting, or how many times my product choices are second guessed simply cause I'm wearing a skirt, and I then have to go and recite all the specs of the product from memory IN ADDITION to the competing products to prove that believe it or not, I'm not an impulse tech shopper and fully research and plan all of my purchases. (actually, I enjoy that part, cause the sales 'dudes' then shut up fast and realize they've been outclassed, hopefully learning it's bad sales strategy to have any preconceptions of their customers).
Also fortunate in this sense, bricks and mortars RARELY have the best prices and online stores have yet to discriminate in the least when I purchase all the tech products for my document imaging business and my personal armory of gadgets.
Motivational quote for the day: Try thinking of women as more than brainless bank account draining bimbos and maybe you'll find one that's not.