Teacher (ex) deregistered for Playboy shoot

**Banditbandit** · 3rd May 2011, 14:05

Originally Posted by princessbandit

oh, and for anyone terrified that i'm thinking of following suit, you needn't worry. It's purely an academic question...

dammmmm ...

**oneofsix** · 3rd May 2011, 15:09

Originally Posted by marie_speeds

Seriously is it any wonder that teens have issues with their own sexuality and body image when the message being put out there is that the human body is something not to be admired and should be hidden from view. Have the NZTC board never visited a beach in the middle of summer?

I have real issues with employers dictating what an employee can do on their own personal time. What one does outside of work hours is their own bloody business. Unless of course employers are prepared to 24 hours a day to monitor employees behaviour, they should keep their noses out.

If they wish to monitor my behaviour for 24hrs then they can bloody well pay me for the 24hrs as well. Where their business is brought into disrepute they might have a point but did she say "I'm a teacher at xyz school and am doing this cause this si the school culture"?

**ducatilover** · 3rd May 2011, 16:15

Originally Posted by BoristheBiter

Don't mind a shaved muut, not really into fake tits but for some reason i want to learn how to play the piano.

I've been playing piano for 14 years now, do you think she'll hop on my stool? (That is the worst homonym I have heard for years....

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**slowpoke** · 3rd May 2011, 17:13

Originally Posted by marie_speeds

Seriously is it any wonder that teens have issues with their own sexuality and body image when the message being put out there is that the human body is something not to be admired and should be hidden from view. Have the NZTC board never visited a beach in the middle of summer?

I have real issues with employers dictating what an employee can do on their own personal time. What one does outside of work hours is their own bloody business. Unless of course employers are prepared to 24 hours a day to monitor employees behaviour, they should keep their noses out.

Exactly! Funny how it's OK for Dan Carter to be plastered up in posters wearing nothing but a pair of jocks but this woman can't do something similar, even in a restricted magazine. They are both trading on their sex appeal yet the woman is scorned. Funnily enough I think it's probably women who would be most upset with the Playboy set, yet they'd love their sons to grow up to be like Dan Carter. If Dan Carter was a teacher wouldn't the girls be just as distracted as the boys in this case? Yet, there's no way he'd be deregistered. Congratulations teachers (and any parents who agree with them), you just taught a huge double standard to your kids.

**Fatt Max** · 3rd May 2011, 17:21

Originally Posted by Winston001

Tend to agree with most of you but if she was teaching my kids...dunno. I'm uncomfortable about it..

Fack off.....!!!

If that teacher was teaching my boy I would be right up the front on sports day for the Parent / Teacher wheelbarrow race.

Reckon we need more of 'em myself

**Fatt Max** · 3rd May 2011, 17:22

Actually, I auditioned for a nude photo shoot in Playgirl Magazine back in 1989.

I got down to the last 350,000

**BoristheBiter** · 3rd May 2011, 17:28

Well it turns out she did it to get back at her boyfriend which is none other than Mr NZ porn, Steve Crow.
It was on 60 minutes.

Was funny watching him go on about not having his woman showing her bits off.
I think the pot has found the kettle.

**Scouse** · 3rd May 2011, 17:48

I saw her at the sexpo the photos make her look way sexyer than she looked in person

**Winston001** · 3rd May 2011, 19:05

Originally Posted by marie_speeds

I have real issues with employers dictating what an employee can do on their own personal time. What one does outside of work hours is their own bloody business.

And if your doctor was doing drugs in his own time...? Or downloading porn of young girls/boys?