Critical or just plain rude?

KW? M?

is it still alright to dislike a celebrity for being obviously an enormous arse

Lilyflower How on earth can there be such a thing as .... Middle class manners ... !

Gobsmacked

We probably shouldn't but we do - maybe it's just part of the human condition to judge. We tend to understand people who are more like ourselves but not others. I try not to be unkind but I know I have been in the past. We're all the same under the skin after all.

I think I know who you mean, PECS, and it drives us crazy too. Fortunately, don't watch the programme where the offending word occurs so often, but there are at least 2 others where 'thahsands' pops up.

bushy eyebrows etc
Is it OK to say that I loved Denis Healey's eyebrows?

But Johnny Depp's eye makeup is a real turnoff (I would send him to a desert island with Helen Mirren).

Oh Jalima .send me instead of Helen???

I think commenting on choices people have made..e.g face lifts, over bronzing etc. is different to commeting a natural feature.

Oh Jalima .send me instead of Helen

goes off mutering 'you cannot be serious, you cannot be serious, you cannot be serious' …..



I agree re commenting on face lifts etc rather than natural features which is unkind.

I find his type of looks appealing.

muffin people have to accept their behaviours and attitudes might not be appealing to everyone.. celeb or not! e.g. If a person chooses to shoot their mouth off in a state of drunkeness and causes offence..they have to take the consequences!

Are we not playing scrabble anymore?

Well you can spell it out to some people..but they still don't get it!

muffin, is it ok to dislike a celebrity for having an enormous arse?

oh no, are you trying to drive me off the thread PECS!!

PECS....I agree...people are too quick to critisize. They should look at themselves first. Nobody is perfect...