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In reply to the discussion: Current Cuomo aide accuses him of sexual harassment, looking down her shirt, report says [View all]pnwmom
(110,261 posts)11. There's no 5 second rule for leering. And the staffer is in her 30's, not a college student. nt
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Current Cuomo aide accuses him of sexual harassment, looking down her shirt, report says [View all]
pnwmom
Mar 2021
OP
There's no 5 second rule for leering. And the staffer is in her 30's, not a college student. nt
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#11
You just said "every guy knows the 5 second rule." But there is no such rule for leering. nt
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#15
Where does it say she was wearing a plunging neckline? Nowhere in the article.
50 Shades Of Blue
Mar 2021
#7
What I learned even in Junior High School is that some girls and women wear things to draw attention
LT Barclay
Mar 2021
#45
Maybe not you. But it is there. We can't pretend that in the world where we are trying to
LT Barclay
Mar 2021
#67
It doesn't require a plunging neckline. It happens when a woman wearing a normal blouse
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#10
The statute of limitations is generally 170 days, but NY has a 300 day limit, IIRC. Several of
spooky3
Mar 2021
#39
Thanks. It could be, and I'll be interested to see what Letitia James concludes.
spooky3
Mar 2021
#44
Although the Kavanaugh revelations were about stopping his Supreme Court appointment
MisterNiceKitty
Mar 2021
#64
The NYT wrote a story saying they'd talked to dozens of women staffers who echoed
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#37
With all due respect, your reference to EEOC guidelines is totally misguided.
Beastly Boy
Mar 2021
#32
Here. Cuomo and his team have already been making calls that staffers thought were intimidating.
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#38
Yes, this is common. It's still illegal, and Cuomo himself signed a NY state law
pnwmom
Mar 2021
#66