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Old 24-09-2014, 07:30 AM
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Thumbs up angmoh say everyone was already half stupid before born

An honorable member of the Coffee Shop Has Just Posted the Following:

'Pregnant women's IQs halve'

According to court documents, a month after she told Mr Heath she was pregnant he told her: "in his experience a woman's IQ halves when she falls pregnant."

Mr Heath was also accused of asking Ms Thorton to turn around in March 2009, while she was pregnant, and then allegedly saying: "yup, you are having a boy because your bum has blown out."

Ms Thorton claims she exercised workplace rights, including time off to have children and working part time, and was penalised as a result.

In late 2010, after her first child was born, she says she was told she had not met expectations and was therefore, given a far smaller bonus of $20,000 compared with up to $150,000 in past years, which was then reduced by 20 per cent because she was part time.


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