[Mr. Jeeves]

I think Weinstein, Timberlake, and "Dave" all have a similar intention, though they may not employ the same tactics. The difference is in how women respond to each of them. Men have to learn this early, or they are in for a lifetime of problems.

The "57 Things" are basically a list made by a little girl telling the world "I don't want any man to show any interest in me unless I decide he's good enough, first!" That is, of course, not the way the world works - and women have to learn this early, or they are also in for a lifetime of problems.

Wearing a "Don't You EVER Talk to Me!" lapel pin to work would be an easier solution. :)

I never had any of these situations come up in the offices I worked in and I don't have them in my own company, today. It helps a lot to hire carefully and hire grown-ups, which is admittedly tougher for big companies with the Feds breathing down their necks. The "57 Things" never even occur if you do.

[miss marmelstein]

Actually, some of what she posted is absolutely true. Try being a young, attractive women navigating the streets of Manhattan alone. It takes skill and intelligence not to run afoul of all the freaks out there. And rarely is that freak a woman.

Now, of course, Hillary, hasn't driven a car into an isolated parking garage in her life. She's a cosseted, privileged old bag who has no right to complain about anything in her life.