Posted on 09/27/2013 6:07:50 PM PDT by Perdogg
An 18-year-old Liverpudlian supermodel lashed out at a semi-naked feminist protester on the catwalk after she tried to lift her skirt at Paris Fashion Week.
Hollie-May Saker, who is signed to Models1 and has been likened to a young Kate Moss, allegedly punched the topless woman following the storming of two Femen activists on to the stage during a show by designer Nina Ricci.
(Excerpt) Read more at metro.co.uk ...
“..A bunch of pretty good looking blonds would show up, and without any kind of contact with each other, all pull off their tops at the appointed times. ...”
Perhaps they were just “airing the girls out”, you know, lettin’ those puppies breathe a little... I heard fresh air and sunshine makes things grow...
Funny... back when I was playing guitar in a band, I had broads do that to me all the time... Could there be some deeper meaning???
Nah...
The guard made sure he had “things” well in hand! TeeHeeHee!
“With topless campaigns the group aims to ‘protect women’s rights [and attack] patriarchy, in all its forms: the dictatorship, the church, the sex industry.’”
Ah-huh.
“Attack” the patriarchy? Maybe more like “Attract” the patriarchy.
You know, I’ve seen numerous martial arts demonstration, and i must tell you I’ve never seen anyone, including children, react this way. Poofter, no question about it.
I disn’t see any punch. And I watched it over and over just to make sure.
What exactly are the protesting? Fur?
What the hell is “Scouse”??? And who the hell says “Liverpudlian”???
“Model from Liverpoole” yes...
Might I say to the writer: “Youse is moiderin’ da Queen’s English”
As a person proud to be born and lived in Liverpool...
Being called a scouse (or scouser) is not an insult to a Liverpudlian. Both terms are acceptable, as any fan of Beatles history can tell you.
Liverpool hasn't really been spelled with an “e” at the end since the 1500’s when it was “Lerpoole” on the old maps...:^)
And Yes, the residents are all proud to murder the Queen's English..
Don’t you know the Queen’s English?
Why, yes, I’d heard she was.
They are all cute. The Femen women are very attractive, which points to the probability that this is an astroturf outfit. They are handpicked, paid performance artists.
Thank you for the clarification... I do appreciate it.
Can’t see “Liverpudlian” though... “resident of Liverpool” yes...
And where does “Scouse” come from? And while I have enjoyed some of the Beatles music, I don’t think I ever heard that term...
“Topless feminist” is like “bacon yogurt”.
Can’t see “Liverpudlian” though... “resident of Liverpool” yes...
And where does “Scouse” come from? And while I have enjoyed some of the Beatles music, I don’t think I ever heard that term...
If you don't like Liverpudlian as a resident of Liverpool, you probably won't like Mancunian as a resident of Manchester...:^) The words have been around for a long time.
Scouse is also a long standing term dating back to sailors and the 19th century - lots more info here -
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scouse
Everyone in England will know where a Scouser is from, even if it isn't a common US term.
The original link was to a UK newspaper.
Scouse
1. meat stew: a stew made from leftover meat with potatoes and vegetables.
Scouse RP Scouse: / ˈ s x aʊ s / is an accent and dialect of English found primarily in the Metropolitan county of Merseyside...
“...If you don’t like Liverpudlian as a resident of Liverpool, you probably won’t like Mancunian as a resident of Manchester...:^)..”
haha!!! That one’s even worse-sounding!!! I’d have thought it would “Manchesturian”!!!
RE Dialect:
Okay, so it’s sort of like a Philly accent versus a Boston accent versus a Southern accent then...?
I couldn’t tell you. I was honestly just looking at their boobs.
C-c-c-catfight!
And the Pope is Catholic. Or so they say.
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