As used to be said .... them as talk abut it don't get it. I wonder if their mothers know how they talk?

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I see double standards her. Seems OK for women to lust after bare chested male dancers, but distasteful for men to drool over a busty young woman.

There's a difference in the way this young woman has been described in this thread. I had assumed the posters were teenage biys; if, as you say, they are grown men then that makes it all the more distasteful.

Hello everyone , i must admit i feel the fault lies with the costume designers she is a big girl and natural or not does not really matter , there was lots of jumping around in her dance recipe for disaster really , poor girl i did feel sorry for her as she seemed quite distressed at the thought one had escaped

The answer??? More Tit-Tape!!! All the dancers use it.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Wax-Away-60-...9999946&sr=8-1

And "Bangers"?? Blame Gok wan.

JJ

Kind of agree, but women lusting after a guy tend to do so with greater respect and to look for other qualities in him - you know, all the cliches, a lovely smile, a sense of humour, nice hands, such a gentleman, swoon... etc etc. As a rule. A man isn't just a walking penis. As a rule. Whereas Chelsee seems to be just her breasts

Does anyone object when a gay man, eg Gok, calls them "bangers"?

Yes.

Not too keen on Baps either, Gok

Yes of course. Gender or sexual orientation has nothing to do with it.

Complete misunderstanding of the adult male psyche.

What comes across most strongly about Chelsee is what a genuinely sweet disposition she appears to have. I've found myself liking her as a person, hugely more than I thought I would at the start of the series.

Trust me - 34E all natural and that does not mean you don't fall out of dresses!

Ah but look, you're called cultureman. You're not the same as some others round here... and very glad of you we are. I've highlighted your important word

Yes I do and I hate the way he thinks he can grope a woman too

I agree, a total misunderstanding of the male psyche. However I find Chelsee most unappealing. Like a large section of today's young women they come across as dull, shallow and very one dimentional. I look for a lot more than boobs and Botox, and she hasn't got that either. I find her almost as dull as Jason.

Hate to tell you, Trunkster, but a one-dimensional clown has seized control of your DS user name to post superficial nonsense on another thread:





Ignore me, Trunkster. It's the hour going back has messed with my head.
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Sweet irony. Your posts have been nothing but one dimensional. All variations on a theme - creative ways to insult this girl.

Would that be double standards.........or Double D Standards?

As said, there has been more than enough perving over Pasha on here. Sauce for the gander, etc.

Gok's demographic and viewing figures suggest you are in the minority. Don't get me wrong, I am not agreeing with the phrase, just wondered if distinctions were being made. Personally I like to treat women with respect.

Having said that, did no one think that she may have over-reacted just a teensy weeny bit?

I find your valiant attempt at defending a minor celeb you hardly know rather odd. If someone chooses to put themselves up for public scrutiny on primetime national tv then I or anyone else for that matter can say what I like about her, as long as it's not libellous or slander. FYI the scammell wheelnuts observation was neither.

Insult? Please explain

Just a quick point of accuracy, Chelsee is 23 and so I don't think describing her as a "girl" is accurate or indeed polite.

She is surely a "young woman"?

A few years ago I read a newspaper article by one of the professional models on Gok's programme. She hated him and they way he treated them and all the women on the programme.

Now you have me puzzled, trunkster. I wasn't defending. I was pointing out your inconsistency. But you're going to have to tell me where the idea of libel or scandal entered into it. All that's at stake is banality and immaturity, the two qualities you identified in modern young girls. Not necessarily bad features in the young and I'm sure they can be given nicer names, simplicity and gaucherie perhaps.

And you ain't good at taking an apology, are you?

Oh for Gods sake . I call my friends girls and we are all over 50 .Hardly a bloody sin .