Is a dress an investment?

[johnny333]

I was watching the BBC reporting a fashion show in Spore. When they interviewed a Spore girl, she said she knew about the recession & thats why she "invested" in the gown she was wearing

I think Spore girls are high maintenance & a bad "INVESTMENT".

Am I being a cheapskate sexist

 

[liketogossip]

I think Spore girls are high maintenance & a bad "INVESTMENT".

Am I being a cheapskate sexist

i tink diff guys got diff views... but definitely girls will feel tat it is a gd investment..

 

[commoner]

if the gown can help to hook that guy who just made 345k from the stock market, it is a good investment,,,, if the gown can get her good sex, not a bad investment but if the gown only managed to get her molested or raped, then it is a really bad investment

 

[Watchman]

I was watching the BBC reporting a fashion show in Spore. When they interviewed a Spore girl, she said she knew about the recession & thats why she "invested" in the gown she was wearing

I think Spore girls are high maintenance & a bad "INVESTMENT".

Am I being a cheapskate sexist

Yeah depends on how you see it !
To the small cranium creature name woman . A nice dress is like a fine working fishing net . It help to entangle a good catch . Which is a good capable man !

 

[johnny333]

The way I see it if a female is ugly no amount of camouflage is going to fool a guy. It might catch his attention but after he spends some quality time with the girl he'd probably run away

A plain girl with inner beauty beats a well dress girl who's got an ugly character

 

[manx007]

Well said!!

 

[congo9]

The way I see it if a female is ugly no amount of camouflage is going to fool a guy. It might catch his attention but after he spends some quality time with the girl he'd probably run away

A plain girl with inner beauty beats a well dress girl who's got an ugly character

You are right. But 1st thing 1st , she must grab the attention of the GUY she likes or she wants.

But the attention spaned on her may be the 1st 10 minute. Depend on how you look at things.

 

[1sickpuppy]

To each his/her own to guys spending thousands in a cheapo car so that its looks like some crazy sprots car is it sound? Its his or her own hard earned money who are we to judge? Its not like some ass hole I know who used up all my savings in some toxic investments and tell me in my face that she did nothing wrong.

 

[jw5]

I was watching the BBC reporting a fashion show in Spore. When they interviewed a Spore girl, she said she knew about the recession & thats why she "invested" in the gown she was wearing

I think Spore girls are high maintenance & a bad "INVESTMENT".

Am I being a cheapskate sexist

If her ang mo bf doesn't rip it off, then I suppose "yes".

 

[ScarFace]

I was watching the BBC reporting a fashion show in Spore. When they interviewed a Spore girl, she said she knew about the recession & thats why she "invested" in the gown she was wearing

I think Spore girls are high maintenance & a bad "INVESTMENT".

Am I being a cheapskate sexist

May 10, 2009
OK to slap spendthrift wife

RIYADH - A SAUDI judge has told a seminar on domestic violence that it is okay for a man to slap his wife for lavish spending, a local newspaper reported on Sunday.

Jeddah judge Hamad al-Razine gave the example of overspending to buy a high-end abaya, the head-to toe black shroud Saudi women have to wear in public, as justifying a smack for one's wife, Arab News said.

'If a person gives 1,200 riyals (S$476) to his wife and she spends 900 riyals to purchase an abaya from a brand shop, and if her husband slaps her on the face as a reaction to her action, she deserves that punishment,' he said.

The judge's remarks sparked an outcry at the seminar on the role of judicial and security officials in preventing domestic violence, the paper reported.

The seminar was attended by officials as well as activists on domestic violence, including representatives of the National Family Safety Programme.

Mr al-Razine acknowledged the depth of the problem of domestic violence, until recently not acknowledged as a serious issue in the ultra-conservative Muslim country, where family problems traditionally remained behind closed doors.

Saudi women have in the past few years become more vocal about the problem of husbands beating wives and fathers mistreating children.

But mr al-Razine said some of the blame must be shouldered by wives for their behaviour. 'Nobody puts even a fraction of the blame on them,' he said, according to the report. -- AFP

:p

 

[snrcitizen]

Its not like some ass hole I know who used up all my savings in some toxic investments and tell me in my face that she did nothing wrong.

True, true. Just trying to link the dots, would this be the same bitch in question who "invested" in the new gown, and of course using our savings?

 

[1sickpuppy]

True, true. Just trying to link the dots, would this be the same bitch in question who "invested" in the new gown, and of course using our savings?

That I do not know she never show me her bill :( Guess I am just a lesser mortal to her when all my money has been used up :(