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Stephen
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Sep 24, 2009 03:50PM

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I can't believe that this thread has gone on for 50+ comments since I last checked in and saw the Hooters picture. At the time I had a lot of thoughts about Hooters and thought about posting somesuch but then thought, "naw, nobody wants to talk about Hooters!" Hahahahhahah!
Here is what I was thinking at the time:
When I was in beauty school I was oh, say, 24 and a college graduate, and I was in classes with mostly 17 and 18 year olds who'd never wanted to do anything else but hair. That might be unfair, but lets just say that I felt superior.
But not in the looks department. I was, and still am, rather awkward looking. There was one girl in my class, Christina, I THINK, who was VERY pretty. Very. We were the hair school equivalent of freshmen at the time when some seniors from upstairs (they got to work on real people while we sat in the basement and cut and permed mannequin heads all day) came down and recruited Christina to come apply and work with them. They were a fierce little bunch of the most buxom, shiny-haired girls ever, and they were serious about only even looking at those who they saw as equals as possible coworkers. It was a cult! I don't feel sorry for girls who work there, not one bit. They're not exploited!
Here is what I was thinking at the time:
When I was in beauty school I was oh, say, 24 and a college graduate, and I was in classes with mostly 17 and 18 year olds who'd never wanted to do anything else but hair. That might be unfair, but lets just say that I felt superior.
But not in the looks department. I was, and still am, rather awkward looking. There was one girl in my class, Christina, I THINK, who was VERY pretty. Very. We were the hair school equivalent of freshmen at the time when some seniors from upstairs (they got to work on real people while we sat in the basement and cut and permed mannequin heads all day) came down and recruited Christina to come apply and work with them. They were a fierce little bunch of the most buxom, shiny-haired girls ever, and they were serious about only even looking at those who they saw as equals as possible coworkers. It was a cult! I don't feel sorry for girls who work there, not one bit. They're not exploited!


LOL that's great

Just heard today that Hooters is being sued again - by men who say they are being discriminated against because only women are being hired to serve wings. Hooters was sued once before for discrimination but won. I'm curious how this case will turn out.
Trivia: the original Hooters is on the Causeway in Clearwater just outside of Tampa.

(sally.....)

Or was that just a joke I read somewhere? Yeah, just a bad, bad
joke...
http://www.melvinmagazine.com/Issue_6...



And worse, actually. Europeans! Eww!
:::shudders at the memory:::

I just got this. I'm slow. But I laughed, just so you know, Stephen.

Why? Because I pulled her aside to suggest she put her nipple back in her shirt? I would hope someone would do the same for me if that ever happened to me in a public venue.
By the way, I loved your story, Kevin. That was hilarious.
But Heidi wouldn't you know if your nipple was out in public, isn't that something that you can tell?

Not always. Do you always know when your fly is open? I'd do the same thing if a woman had her skirt tucked up in her panties or a button popped open or the fly unzipped... or a guy if that should be the situation.

BunWat just said exactly what I meant to say.
Heidi wrote: "Jim wrote: "But Heidi wouldn't you know if your nipple was out in public, isn't that something that you can tell?"
Not always. Do you always know when your fly is open? I'd do the same thing i..."
I just HAD to reply to this even though the answers below cleared things up for me.
I may not know when my fly is open, but I would know if something was hanging out! ;-).
Not always. Do you always know when your fly is open? I'd do the same thing i..."
I just HAD to reply to this even though the answers below cleared things up for me.
I may not know when my fly is open, but I would know if something was hanging out! ;-).

Not always. Do you always know when your fly is open? I'd do the ..."
Especially since you'd have to pull something out to make it hang out. I would think wind on el nippola would be the indicator.

Nice. Yes, I knew you were playing with me, Kevin.