Scarlett Jones - Studio66 - Chat, Caps and Vids

(22-03-2017 00:13 )PhredE Wrote:  Beautiful girl - everything I like in a babe!

My only concern about her is that I understand she is studying law at Uni. I hope she realises that what she is doing in her extra-curricular activities will not stand her in very good stead with various aspects of the legal profession if she wants to follow Uni by going into the "classical" side rof the law.
I know of one girl who, although she got a first in law at Cambridge, and was expected to be fast-tracked into chambers, has found all doors towards becoming a barrister slammed because she allowed herself to be photographed topless for a magazine whilst at Uni. Mind you the real question should be "how did the barristers know about the photos?"

Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

(22-03-2017 17:14 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  

(22-03-2017 00:13 )PhredE Wrote:  Beautiful girl - everything I like in a babe!

My only concern about her is that I understand she is studying law at Uni. I hope she realises that what she is doing in her extra-curricular activities will not stand her in very good stead with various aspects of the legal profession if she wants to follow Uni by going into the "classical" side rof the law.
I know of one girl who, although she got a first in law at Cambridge, and was expected to be fast-tracked into chambers, has found all doors towards becoming a barrister slammed because she allowed herself to be photographed topless for a magazine whilst at Uni. Mind you the real question should be "how did the barristers know about the photos?"

Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

Well said Scarlett. Anyone who wouldn't want to employ you would have to have a screw loose. I bet your brains match your beauty and wish you all the best with your studies.

Scarlett is multi talented, wherever lacey briefs or legal briefs, I am sure she will be successful.

I wonder what law the gorgeous Miss Jones will specialise in? Criminal Law would be appropriate because she certainly is an arresting sight!

(22-03-2017 17:14 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

You need to realise it is not you calling the shots but your future employers will be.

You are writing here as if you will have the pick of jobs to chose from when you conclude your studies. I suspect there would still be many people going for the same jobs has you are.

Seeing you pulking an ism card is pretty disapointing to.

And if you think your back ground will be totally irrelavant, you're mistaken there also.

(22-03-2017 17:52 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(22-03-2017 17:14 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

You need to realise it is not you calling the shots but your future employers will be.

You are writing here as if you will have the pick of jobs to chose from when you conclude your studies. I suspect there would still be many people going for the same jobs has you are.

Seeing you pulking an ism card is pretty disapointing to.

And if you think your back ground will be totally irrelavant, you're mistaken there also.

leave the girl alone wacka more people should do whatever they want.Good luck to you Scarlett

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(22-03-2017 17:52 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(22-03-2017 17:14 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

You need to realise it is not you calling the shots but your future employers will be.

You are writing here as if you will have the pick of jobs to chose from when you conclude your studies. I suspect there would still be many people going for the same jobs has you are.

Seeing you pulking an ism card is pretty disapointing to.

And if you think your back ground will be totally irrelavant, you're mistaken there also.

I think I will be calling the shots as I will choose which company to work for
Also, with a law degree I hope I will have a good pick of jobs- otherwise i wouldn't have pursued it at all haha!

Having worked alongside some of the top barristers for sports and contract law (who themselves are men), they have advised what the male dominated fields are from their own experience, however if you know better then thats fair enough.

I know my background is relevant and I hope that it will do the opposite to hindering my future career- whatever that career may be! I drive over 140 miles before working a 7 hour night shift, before driving straight back- yet am always punctual, work hard and try my best to make the show as good as it can be; these are traits which I know any employer will value.

Love,
Scarlett x

(22-03-2017 18:10 )oldboy1047 Wrote:  leave the girl alone wacka more people should do whatever they want.Good luck to you Scarlett

I have no idea what you mean 'leave her alone'. She can do exactly what she wants with her life, it's her life, I've not told her to do anything.

(22-03-2017 18:39 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  

(22-03-2017 17:52 )wackawoo Wrote:  

(22-03-2017 17:14 )ScarlettJ06 Wrote:  Hi!

My only retort to this is that, if a company doesn't want me due to posing topless/appearing on babe shows, then its not a company I want to work for!

I feel that more male-oriented areas such as company/commercial/contract law would easily pick fault with me regardless, so I may as well do what I enjoy while I can!

I aim to go into Human Rights/EU/Immigration law, and these fields tend to be slightly more forgiving and, as previously said, if an employer measures my ability based on the fact I chose to pose topless, then they're not someone I want to be affiliated with anyway!

Thanks for the concern, however I like to think that my future employer will focus on my ability as a legal professional as opposed to my ability to pose nude

Love,
Scarlett x

You need to realise it is not you calling the shots but your future employers will be.

You are writing here as if you will have the pick of jobs to chose from when you conclude your studies. I suspect there would still be many people going for the same jobs has you are.

Seeing you pulking an ism card is pretty disapointing to.

And if you think your back ground will be totally irrelavant, you're mistaken there also.

I think I will be calling the shots as I will choose which company to work for
Also, with a law degree I hope I will have a good pick of jobs- otherwise i wouldn't have pursued it at all haha!

Having worked alongside some of the top barristers for sports and contract law (who themselves are men), they have advised what the male dominated fields are from their own experience, however if you know better then thats fair enough.

I know my background is relevant and I hope that it will do the opposite to hindering my future career- whatever that career may be! I drive over 140 miles before working a 7 hour night shift, before driving straight back- yet am always punctual, work hard and try my best to make the show as good as it can be; these are traits which I know any employer will value.

Love,
Scarlett x

My concern is for the red blooded males on your course Scarlett. How the hell are they meant to concentrate on their work when an absolute stunner like you is in their midst? If you were in my Uni class I wouldn't get a bloody thing done!