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Pokerboy
30-11-2011
Needs to wear her hair down

Just saying

BloodRayne
30-11-2011
She also needs to wear a different dress in the boardroom. She always wears that white one.
Number-Cruncher
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by BloodRayne:
“She also needs to wear a different dress in the boardroom. She always wears that white one.”

How about NO dress?
georgeshair
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by BloodRayne:
“She also needs to wear a different dress in the boardroom. She always wears that white one.”

She has to wear the dress because that's what she wore for the pre-recorded limousine footage, which will be used if she gets fired. They record these interviews right at the start, which means all the contestants are stuck wearing the same outfit for every boardroom for continuity purposes. For example, Haya always wears the same trousers. Unfortunately, Zara chose a particularly striking dress.
AA2009
30-11-2011
I have no problem at all with her choice of dress.
Dino M
30-11-2011
I think she looks rather good in that dress, as she has a hell of a figure.
Mrs Spratt
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by georgeshair:
“Zara chose a particularly striking dress.”

I'll say she did - even my husband said 'She must really like that dress, she wears it a lot' when we were watching this week!

(When I just explained to him why she wears it a lot he also said 'Well it IS a very nice dress!' )
googleking
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by Number-Cruncher:
“How about NO dress?”

Isn't she just 16
Kromm
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by googleking:
“Isn't she just 16 ”

Yeah, she's a striking enough looking girl for me to notice, but knowing she's 16, that thought ain't going nowhere for a few years.
DavetheScot
30-11-2011
Originally Posted by googleking:
“Isn't she just 16 ”

Which is over the age of consent. We're allowed to be attracted.
UnrealityTV
01-12-2011
All the creepy grown men mentally undressing Zara, all the creepy grown women with an obvious crush on Harry M.

It's all rather creepy on this forum at the moment.
Jamsey123
01-12-2011
Originally Posted by UnrealityTV:
“All the creepy grown men mentally undressing Zara, all the creepy grown women with an obvious crush on Harry M.

It's all rather creepy on this forum at the moment.”

I'm a creepy young man, left out as usual.
DrFlowDemand
01-12-2011
Originally Posted by UnrealityTV:
“All the creepy grown men mentally undressing Zara, all the creepy grown women with an obvious crush on Harry M.

It's all rather creepy on this forum at the moment.”

I find the baby lovin' a bit creepy too.
AA2009
02-12-2011
Baby?
Domestiques
02-12-2011
This is really very very creepy people leching over a 16 year old girl.
MrsWatermelon
02-12-2011
Originally Posted by DavetheScot:
“Which is over the age of consent. We're allowed to be attracted.”

It's legal but still creepy.
delly
02-12-2011
I find Zara so self possessed it is remarkable. She said " we are not colleagues, we are individuals" in the boardroom. Hey ho everyone for themselves. I felt really sad. So much of my career has been about team building which is also part of my personal ethos. For one so young, I wonder what sort of employer/boss Zara will make with this attitude. Where on earth did she get that attitude at her age. It appeared a very selfish one to me. Some people act it. They think it is what needs to be said. But, Zara seemed to have it as a personal conviction.
BloodRayne
02-12-2011
Originally Posted by georgeshair:
“She has to wear the dress because that's what she wore for the pre-recorded limousine footage, which will be used if she gets fired. They record these interviews right at the start, which means all the contestants are stuck wearing the same outfit for every boardroom for continuity purposes. For example, Haya always wears the same trousers. Unfortunately, Zara chose a particularly striking dress.”

I never knew that georgeshiar. Thanks
Kromm
02-12-2011
Originally Posted by Domestiques:
“This is really very very creepy people leching over a 16 year old girl.”

Its probably not creepy merely to think she's attractive. Its creepy for people to post about wanting to see her naked and/or going on about legal ages of consent. I mean unless they are 17 or 18 year old boys. Then its probably not.
The Rhydler
02-12-2011
Hayley was fit.
allafix
02-12-2011
Originally Posted by delly:
“I find Zara so self possessed it is remarkable. She said " we are not colleagues, we are individuals" in the boardroom. Hey ho everyone for themselves. I felt really sad. So much of my career has been about team building which is also part of my personal ethos. For one so young, I wonder what sort of employer/boss Zara will make with this attitude. Where on earth did she get that attitude at her age. It appeared a very selfish one to me. Some people act it. They think it is what needs to be said. But, Zara seemed to have it as a personal conviction.”

She's right though. I was impressed by her honesty when she said it. It's one of the consequences of the format. Once the losing team is announced the team thing is out of the door. It becomes a scrap amongst individuals to stay in the game.
spannerandpony
02-12-2011
If they record the exit statement/ride in the car bit at the beginning, how come Hayley said something along the lines of "I wasn't aggressive enough in the boardroom"?
Granny Grunt
02-12-2011
Sorry - I really do no like Zara. We find her arrogant and a snob of the highest degree. Absolutely sealed by her comment on Monday, when Hayley mentioned looking in Argos.Her reply, in a hushed tone,with that dismissive look on her face- "Argos - I can't go into Argos" LOL who does she think she is?

GG xx
Monkseal
02-12-2011
Do they sell left-handed electric guitars in Argos?
Dino M
02-12-2011
Originally Posted by delly:
“I find Zara so self possessed it is remarkable. She said " we are not colleagues, we are individuals" in the boardroom. Hey ho everyone for themselves. I felt really sad. So much of my career has been about team building which is also part of my personal ethos. For one so young, I wonder what sort of employer/boss Zara will make with this attitude. Where on earth did she get that attitude at her age. It appeared a very selfish one to me. Some people act it. They think it is what needs to be said. But, Zara seemed to have it as a personal conviction.”

So what exactly was wrong with that, as she said they are not colleagues IN THE BOARDROOM, which they are not. It is not as if those in the boardroom are going to say "You should fire me, as they are much better than I am".

It is dog eat dog in the boardroom and you are there to fight your corner, nobody else is going to. She was just being honest and I like that about her, she speaks her mind and I do not see anything wrong with that.

On about the 16 years old bit, that is pretty old these days, a lot of kids these days have had 2 kids and on their 2nd council house by then.
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