I wonder if booths at trade shows still have curvy women dressed like hookers. In the "old days" (80's?) they were a fixture.
I have evidence to the affirmative
Outrage after Microsoft hires scantily clad ‘schoolgirl’ dancers for after-party
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Re: Outrage after Microsoft hires scantily clad ‘schoolgirl’ dancers for after-party
#22This is just SJW stuff par the usual. I was at the event. First of all, it was an optional after party hosted at a dance club - from what I understand, Microsoft paid for the full package that the club offered, which includes dancers. The club normally has dancers, most dance clubs do. Most dancers are female. Not only that, but dancing is tedious and thats why most dancers dont wear turtlenecks, they would sweat wit…
Microsoft paid for the full package that the club offered, which includes dancers. The club normally has dancers, most dance clubs do I don't believe a club with podiums dancers is necessarily the best location for the after-party of a technical conference, regardless of the sex of the dancers or the party-goers. Not everybody likes being in a cramped, hot, dark, noisy room full of drunk people. most dancers dont wea…
"Not everybody likes being in a cramped, hot, dark, noisy room full of drunk people."
Yeah, I don't care much for those things, either, so I don't go to dance clubs (which are almost defined by the things you said). I'm not really seeing the problem here.
Re: Outrage after Microsoft hires scantily clad ‘schoolgirl’ dancers for after-party
#23Earlier quoted context omitted.
Theres nothing hostile about having an after party at a dance venue. Every club has dancers on the platforms to set the vibe and get people to dance. The women are getting paid and wear revealing clothing to sweat less and to offer entertainment. SJWs are just putting a hit out on this but wheres all the outrage toward music concerts and dance clubs?
There's nothing hostile about having an after party at a dance venue. The hostility comes because people feel pressured to go somewhere they don't want to go.
Do you have evidence that anyone was "pressured" to go to this party?
Re: Outrage after Microsoft hires scantily clad ‘schoolgirl’ dancers for after-party
#24This is just SJW stuff par the usual. I was at the event. First of all, it was an optional after party hosted at a dance club - from what I understand, Microsoft paid for the full package that the club offered, which includes dancers. The club normally has dancers, most dance clubs do. Most dancers are female. Not only that, but dancing is tedious and thats why most dancers dont wear turtlenecks, they would sweat wit…
Microsoft paid for the full package that the club offered, which includes dancers. The club normally has dancers, most dance clubs do I don't believe a club with podiums dancers is necessarily the best location for the after-party of a technical conference, regardless of the sex of the dancers or the party-goers. Not everybody likes being in a cramped, hot, dark, noisy room full of drunk people. most dancers dont wea…
Yes, that's what I'm saying. Most clubs choose female dancers because both men and women find the aesthetics of a woman more pleasing and less risque. It's a sexual thing. Podium dancers are sexualized.