[iloveaisleyne]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

She's stood doing nothing in an ice cream van.... Intimidating?....jeeez :/

anonymity is quite threating sometimes though

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by iloveaisleyne

anonymity is quite threating sometimes though

It definitely can be, but more than that a lot of horror TV and movies shows people behind masks\hiding faces. Just seeing someone's eyes is rather creepy, and from the woman's point of view being dressed like that must make it very hard to engage with anyone outside her own immediate family. It's a dreadful oppressive thing.

[Kizzy]

Originally Posted by jaxie

It definitely can be, but more than that a lot of horror TV and movies shows people behind masks\hiding faces. Just seeing someone's eyes is rather creepy, and from the woman's point of view being dressed like that must make it very hard to engage with anyone outside her own immediate family. It's a dreadful oppressive thing.

What about zorro, spiderman, batman and Mr Incredible?

They wore masks and they're good guys... flaw in your logic

[jaxie]

Originally Posted by Kizzy

What about zorro, spiderman, batman and Mr Incredible?

They wore masks and they're good guys... flaw in your logic

Zorro can smile, but Spiderman is rather creepy too, though perhaps the bright colours make him less intimidating. Logic doesn't have a lot to do with things people find creepy.

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by iloveaisleyne

anonymity is quite threating sometimes though

You are 100% correct.

Do you ever wonder why it is perfectly acceptable to unhinged Liberalists that SOME Muslim men resident in the UK, find the dress codes of British women in Britain OFFENSIVE, but it is wholly unacceptable to those same Liberalists for ANY British Non muslim person - MAN or WOMAN - to find Muslim Dress Codes Offensive?