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Who should pay for the date? *UPDATED* (pg. 12)
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| PartEgurl |
| quote: | Originally posted by d!abolic
LMAO, way to contradict! |
I am not contradicting myself at all ! I would attempt to buy drinks for my boyfriend, but he doesn't drink. At all.
With what I said, I have no idea why you guys are disagreeing with it. When it comes down to it my bf and I spend equal amounts of money on eachother, he pays for dates, and I pay for other things. He just likes doing it that way, whats wrong with that??? |
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| TheVrk |
eh, i'll be the nicest guy in the world to ANYbody,
let alone a girl on the first date....
having said that, its funny how women
bitch about these things called "equality rights"
and being fair, yet in this subject its
TOTALLY unfair and unequal....
but if i had big , a great body, and a cute smile,
i'd sure expect a free meal on the first date....
hypocrisy is unbelievable but understandable:mad: |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
so you arent going through it but you see it.... hmmmmmmmm
I guess youve been personally opening everyone's paycheques? Interesting |
yes, prof salaries are open to the public. |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | Originally posted by trancechaos
i was just wondering that all....isnt it called a prenuptial agreement or something? some people so that. i personaly think its dumb as well.
Nothing can kill romance faster than the word prenup. But with about one in three of all first marriages ending in divorce, and 50 percent of second or third ones hitting the skids, a prenup is smart financial planning, legal and financial experts say.
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a prenup only guarantees you the money you came into the marriage with. not money you have together. and it only really applies if you come into the marriage with a load of cash and your significant other has nothing. |
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| Jayx1 |
| Well maybe it does exist still and maybe it doesnt. I guess i just cant comprehend it because id never pull it off. For example, my employees are all great but the 2 strongest workers happen to be women so guess who's first in line for raises? |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
Well maybe it does exist still and maybe it doesnt. I guess i just cant comprehend it because id never pull it off. For example, my employees are all great but the 2 strongest workers happen to be women so guess who's first in line for raises? |
quizno's is not exactly the greatest example of what happens in the job market. and definitely not the sort of "careers" i'm talking about. of course women are going to be better in a service type job. |
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| Jayx1 |
Dating: Why wont you girls admit that there are way too many women out there taking advantage of way too many "men".
And "men", quit being such pussies. There is a difference between being a good and nice guy and being a sucker. |
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| Jayx1 |
| quote: | Originally posted by StereoPrincess
quizno's is not exactly the greatest example of what happens in the job market. and definitely not the sort of "careers" i'm talking about. of course women are going to be better in a service type job. |
Oh i see, so now we are talking specific jobs. And the only example you site is your professors. Meanwhile im sure the list of salaries doesnt list years of experience, level of education etc etc right? So the complaint field just got even narrower for you.
and of course in your world this comment isnt sexist right?
| quote: | | of course women are going to be better in a service type job. |
meaning men are going to be worse at it
So by your logic maybe men are better professors? |
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| Jayx1 |
This looks pretty equal to me
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Dyzenhaus David Professor of Law and Philosophy $133,479.18 $345.30
Easterbrook Stephen Michael Professor of Computer Science $128,466.00 $708.00
Eberts Cathy Associate Director, Administrative Management Systems $109,361.52 $444.54
Eccles Katherine Assistant Dean, Marketing and Communications $146,500.00 $292.32
Edmunds Michael Director of Information Commons $108,470.46 $529.32
Edwards Richard N Professor of Physics $104,969.19 $672.78
Eichler Margrit Professor of Education, Director Institute for
Women's Studies & Gender Studies $123,425.88 $341.86
Eksteins Modris Professor of History $121,131.00 $506.28
El-Khoury Rodolphe Professor of Architecture, Landscape & Design $105,259.98 $1,124.67
Eleftheriades George Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering $116,095.54 $319.26
Elitzur Ramy Professor of Accounting & Executive Director, MBA Programs $182,000.00 $708.00
Ellen Richard P Professor and Associate Dean of Dentistry $142,859.04 $610.08
Elliott Thomas G Professor of Classics $104,170.98 $508.41
Ellison Philip A Professor & Acting Chair of Family & Community
Medicine $136,048.44 $522.48
England Martin Assistant Vice-Provost $115,068.02 $297.66
Enright Wayne H Professor of Computer Science $109,230.03 $522.48
Erb Uve Professor and Associate Chair, Materials Science, Ontario
Hydro Technologies NSERC Industrial Research Chair in Micro-
Engineered Materials $111,736.38 $425.35
Ethier C Ross Professor of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering $114,297.08 $298.20
Etiemble Daniel Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering $170,899.96 $708.00
Evans Martin G Professor of Organizational Behaviour $110,280.81 $607.80
Evans Michael J Professor of Statistics $105,757.98 $294.00
Eyles Nicholas Professor of Enviromental Science $104,457.00 $436.68
Eyssen Gail Professor of Public Health Sciences $114,664.38 $559.56
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| infinity HiGH |
my mom pays for my dates
:cool: |
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| StereoPrincess |
| quote: | Originally posted by Jayx1
and of course in your world this comment isnt sexist right?
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but you already know i'm sexist, so what is your point? |
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| Jayx1 |
| lol well at least you admit it ;) |
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