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Gents, help needed; fit or fugly?
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I went to a girls' school. Pretty sure the inability to deal with boys was a factor in getting knocked up at 16.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostJust as well you did not go to a girl's boarding school then.Comment
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We find ourselves in agreement again.Originally posted by Lockhouse View PostYes. I would. Much better than the stereotype Hollywood blonde.And what exactly is wrong with an "ad hominem" argument? Dodgy Agent, 16-5-2014Comment
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I'd be right in there like a man with no arms. I might not be very pretty but I'm very fussy and she'd do it for me no probs. Do you really need to ask?Originally posted by Mich the Tester View PostYes folks it's time to play 'Casual Sexism' again!!!
Last night I watched Luther on BBC for the first time, and was struck by the sight of the Alice Morgan character played by Ruth Wilson. Something funny about her upper lip and really she's a bit too thin for my taste, but something about her is really very sexy.
So what do we say? Fit or fugly? Would you? (I think I would)

There's conventionally pretty and then there's something different that could be quite special and ol' Ruth has definitley got it.Comment
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I want to know what she's thinking.
She is obviously thinking of something.
'Before I drop me kecks and tear your knickers down and slip you a crippler, it is imperitive that I know what you are thinking my dear'
Marquise de sade - 1429 'the case of the bum-busted police woman'(\__/)
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You're about 350 years out, but apart from that, spot on.Originally posted by EternalOptimist View PostI want to know what she's thinking.
She is obviously thinking of something.
'Before I drop me kecks and tear your knickers down and slip you a crippler, it is imperitive that I know what you are thinking my dear'
Marquise de sade - 1429 'the case of the bum-busted police woman'Comment
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