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Message: [QUOTE="N.D., post: 1127267, member: 30036"] User CP took me to the next page in the thread, sorry. Anyway, I'm not saying I hate cleavage. For goodness sake I have cleavage. I'm saying there's a time and a place for everything and I feel like the poker table's not the place. I used the scrotum bit as an absurd hypothetical. I fear someone's planning to meatspin you. Be careful clicking those links. Here's the thing, folks always complain when someone behaves iin an unprofessional manner. When Hellmuth throws a hissy fit, when this person cusses that person out, and so on and so forth. But how you dress is also related to how professional you are. Anytime you show so much that you're leaving very little to the imagination, you'll get warned to dress more appropriately for the workplace. A bit of cleavage can be tasteful, but when you've got almost got the girls out on full display, you're not a stripper, and you're not at home doing it for your man, then it's tough to respect you. You say cleavage is frequently beautiful. Fair enough. Problem is, men turn into dirty little boys at the sight of it. Not all men, not every time, but enough to where it makes me question a woman who'd rather use her cleavage as a tool than her talent or skills. The cleavage in those instances frequently is of the "Her cups runneth over" variety and paired with enough makeup to work the redlight district of "Clown Alley" at Ringling Bros. You know the kind. The kind where if you're lucky enough to take her back to your place, you're even luckier than you realized. Luckier because that pretty face you loved so much last night is yours to keep. It's on the pillowcase like the shroud of Turin. Mind you, when someone's trying that hard to be sexy, they usually aren't. It's like trying to be cool. Most people are way cooler when they aren't trying. When someone's trying that hard to distract, well it usually works, but still, it's a questionable tactic. [/QUOTE]

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