Olympian has a wardrobe malfunction.
Are butt cheeks safe for work? :dubious:
[noparse]http://www.breitbart.tv/uk-olympian-suffers-major-wardrobe-malfunction-on-bobsled-track/[/noparse]
I saw that as well, but I would definitely call that not safe for work.
On your chair, yes, I hope. In a video, no. So I’ve added noparse tags to the link.
I wonder if she noticed.
hypothetically speaking if i were a female bobsledder i would have gone pantiless. a thong just seems… inconvenient.
Not to judge your action, Marley, but I hope you’re actually being overly cautious. Really, buttocks in a non-sexual situation unsafe for work? Are Americans that prudish?
Heck yes.
Yes, very much so.
I noticed foxnews censored the butt crack by blurring.
Other news sources didn’t bother. It’s only visible a few seconds.
Sort of odd since women walk around in thongs on beaches and it’s not a big deal.
Anyhow, better safe than sorry.
Yeah, it was a rhetorical question. Sad way to live, though.
It’s not that Americans are prudish, it’s that “Workplaces that don’t pay you to surf the net are DEFINITELY not paying you to surf for buttcrack while at work”.
Yep, the bosses do frown on sexy pics at work. I got in trouble one time opening a spam email. Didn’t realize the lady was nude and my boss wanders in at the wrong time. :smack: I’m much more careful about email now.
Meh…I don’t know, if I was about to toss myself into a giant ice skate rushing down a ice trench at way too many miles an hour, I probably wouldn’t notice if my admirably firm ass was hanging out either ^^
That’s pretty much the definition of prudish. Why is it worse when buttcrack is involved? You’re not wasting any more time or resources because the buttcrack is there. Therefore, the only reason it’s worse is because of the perceived “sexual” content (anatomical, actually). That’s being a prude.
Well, here’s the problem. For one person it may be “whoa, didn’t expect to see that, let’s close the window and try to look professional.” But bosses seeing any kind of nekkidness on someone’s computer will typically start making assumptions, which may include that this is only the tiniest amount of what you may actually have stored on the computer, that this is damned mild in comparison to what you might have on there, that you may be exposing your computer to viruses/trojans because you may be surfing dodgy sites, and that at some point you are going to become a liability when you have something pornographic pop up on your computer in front of a female coworker/the boss’s boss/an important client.
Because you can’t pretend it’s work-related.
back to subject at hand… so to speak.
I can tell you from personal experience it sucks when that happens.
As a college umpire, sometimes all that crouching down behind the catcher has a price.
rrrriiiippp. Except we umpires know to wear black compression pants under our umpire clothing.
I once interviewed for a company whose main business was hosting adult web sites. I didn’t end up working there, but I could imagine being an employee looking at a spreadsheet, and then when the boss walked by quickly flipping it to porn.