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Originally Posted by dotti34
AccyX, Sorry to all those who think it is offensive/sexist/harassment/or whatever but I would LOVE to still attract wolf whistles!!!!!! I can remember when....
By the way, my husband used to work on building sites and I would guarantee he did his share of wolf whistles in his time.
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I bet your kids (if you have them) don't rely on the other half for their good looks D (wit woo)
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...joking aside,I also bet when this young lass is a little longer in the tooth she'll look back and wish she was still whistled at.
Back in the day (50s-60s) it was seen as a polite compliment and the ladies.as you say,would love it.....times have sadly changed.
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Originally Posted by Margaret Pilkington
I think the case in question was more than just the odd wolf whistle....according to some reports, the man had blocked this girls way and his wolf whistling had become something which she felt was intimidating.
I don't know if she had asked him to stop...but she didn't like it.
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If this was my daughter M, my advice would be appreciate the fact someone likes the way you look and don't bother ringing the police as they usually have enough 'crime' to deal with....
...however,if the whistling was coupled with the likes of blocking her way then my advice would be go for the family jewels
