Moving to Portland oregon (school, live, law)

[Daisy32673]

can this thread at least stay on topic? if you want to hash out a debate on stockings then send each other personal messages

[QuickStudy178]

Originally Posted by Daisy32673

can this thread at least stay on topic? if you want to hash out a debate on stockings then send each other personal messages

Do you actually think this debate is about "stockings"?

In reality, this debate is about a lot more than just "stockings". It is about the types of people living in Portland, and the lifestyles they choose to lead. Anybody considering a move to Portland may find it beneficial to get a glimpse of how (some) Portlanders think, and to what viewpoints and beliefs they subscribe.

I apologize if you and others see no benefit in that.

[EnricoV]

Originally Posted by Daisy32673

can this thread at least stay on topic? if you want to hash out a debate on stockings then send each other personal messages

So apparently, the answer is .... no.

[QuickStudy178]

Originally Posted by EnricoV

So apparently, the answer is .... no.

Thanks for stopping by to make your very valuable and predictable contribution. I was wondering how long it would be before you showed up again to make another condescending remark.

[Daisy32673]

Originally Posted by EnricoV

So apparently, the answer is .... no.

lol, guess not

[hamellr]

Originally Posted by QuickStudy178

And frankly, I have been told by some women that it is a turn on for them to have a guy think about what they are wearing underneath their prim and proper clothing.

In Oregon that's called an "HR Violation" and can get you removed from your job for "creating a hostile workplace."

I'll just sit in my cubicle and wonder what the wife is cooking for dinner instead. It's safer.

[Daisy32673]

And frankly, I have been told by some women that it is a turn on for them to have a guy think about what they are wearing underneath their prim and proper clothing.

Ok now this thread is just getting weird....how does this in ANY way relate to Portland neighborhoods, nightlife, weather, etc?

[turquoise1]

Yeah, it's getting kinda perverse around here. Basically there is a dude in New York who is fantasizing about the few non-"feminazis" in Portland who wear silk stockings and Frederick's of Hollywood underneath their raincoats and galoshes. And don't forget the pearl necklaces and velvet ribbons! Whatever floats your boat!

[QuickStudy178]

Originally Posted by hamellr

In Oregon that's called an "HR Violation" and can get you removed from your job for "creating a hostile workplace."

I'll just sit in my cubicle and wonder what the wife is cooking for dinner instead. It's safer.

So, are you telling me that in Oregon it is an "HR Violation" if a woman tells her boyfriend that its a turn on for her to know that he is thinking about what she is wearing underneath her prim and proper clothing? Could you cite the law section for that, because I would be very interested in seeing that for myself? If this is true, then I guess Oregon is not a very tolerant state, and this would be useful information for the OP to know.

[QuickStudy178]

Originally Posted by Daisy32673

And frankly, I have been told by some women that it is a turn on for them to have a guy think about what they are wearing underneath their prim and proper clothing.

Ok now this thread is just getting weird....how does this in ANY way relate to Portland neighborhoods, nightlife, weather, etc?

So you read the posts in this thread, including post #22, and you cannot figure out how any of this discussion could in ANY way relate to Portland, making friends in Portland, enjoying relationships in Portland, or getting along with people in Portland? Wow, I guess there is a dearth of deep thinkers in Portland, which may also be useful information for the OP to be informed about, if they care about such things.