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By *ice touch OP   Man
6 weeks ago

Wallasey

Looking fit with chest and o ring necklace, looking filthy.

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By *athomMan
6 weeks ago

South Coast

I knew there would be a thread as soon as I put the news on 😂

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By *heelerMan
6 weeks ago

Northants

You can keep her

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By *kphooey43Man
6 weeks ago

Barnet


"Looking fit with chest and o ring necklace, looking filthy."

To misquote lines used by some in their verifications: "As ugly on the outside as she is on the inside".

Can't stand the mad bat.

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By *onin25Man
6 weeks ago

Durham

I think calling women a Doris when that's not their name is considered offensive these days

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By (user no longer on site)
6 weeks ago

This is a line that should never be crossed!

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By *a LunaWoman
6 weeks ago

Wales

I doubt that woman has a submissive bone in her body. I doubt she would ever let a man get a word in edgeways, let alone “own” her.

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By *ranny-CrumpetWoman
6 weeks ago

Crumpet Castle

It might be worth pausing to consider what happens when well known women on television are talked about in openly sexualised ways online. Even if it feels harmless or private, these comments sit within a wider culture where some presenters are being stalked or harassed in very real and frightening ways. The women themselves will likely never see these posts, yet the act of sharing them still contributes to a tone that reduces them to objects rather than people. This is not about blame, but about reflection. What kind of environment do these conversations help to create, and is it one we are comfortable being part of?

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By *r and mrs sanddancerCouple
6 weeks ago

BOLDON COLLIERY

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By *ino200Man
6 weeks ago

Bournemouth,london and Sienna


"It might be worth pausing to consider what happens when well known women on television are talked about in openly sexualised ways online. Even if it feels harmless or private, these comments sit within a wider culture where some presenters are being stalked or harassed in very real and frightening ways. The women themselves will likely never see these posts, yet the act of sharing them still contributes to a tone that reduces them to objects rather than people. This is not about blame, but about reflection. What kind of environment do these conversations help to create, and is it one we are comfortable being part of?"
Who was the news reader who disappeared years ago ,pretty blonde ?

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By *lderflowerAppleWoman
6 weeks ago

Hampshire


"It might be worth pausing to consider what happens when well known women on television are talked about in openly sexualised ways online. Even if it feels harmless or private, these comments sit within a wider culture where some presenters are being stalked or harassed in very real and frightening ways. The women themselves will likely never see these posts, yet the act of sharing them still contributes to a tone that reduces them to objects rather than people. This is not about blame, but about reflection. What kind of environment do these conversations help to create, and is it one we are comfortable being part of?Who was the news reader who disappeared years ago ,pretty blonde ?

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Are you thinking of Jill Dando, who was shot outside her home in 1999? Never found the culprit 😢

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