@LaComtesse: But this isn't legitimate satire. It's stories about raping and killing 5 very real young women. Would you say the same if it were about children?

@gherkinfiend:

I agree with you there.

I am completely unsure how I feel about this. I mean the world would be better off without Girls Aloud, but writing about raping and killing them is a little out of control.

@jetztinberlin: Oh ok! That makes sense.

*deletes blog*

Sooooooooooooo it's ok for women to vote for a woman but not for black people to vote for black people?

Ahahahaha!

@Political Party Girl: Hahaha!

@Strictlyforpleasure: DOUBLE H! Jaysus!

I've just had three cups, I'm waiting for the shrinkage.

Yes.

I don't think ANYONE should have to see Mr & Mrs Smith. Whether their parents started shagging when they were making it or no.

@UglyBroomstick: *shrug*

@bluebears: True. I don't think this is sexy though. I've seen these pictures from two angles and they look like she's making a silly face.

That doesn't look seductive to me. Goofy, yes. Sexy, no.

Everyone gets fatter when they're in a relationship, you stay in with your boyfriend you cook dinner, eat iced cream, don't starve yourself because you're happy etc...I certainly have and so's my boy (ssssh! he doesn't know).

Forgive me, I'm usually the 'THAT'S SO RACIST!' town crier, but that first image isn't racist to me. In 2001 The Conservative Party put out a similar campaign poster to demonise Tony Blair and other high-ranking members of The Labour Cabinet (observe [politics.guardian.co.uk]) to me this seems to be the same kind of…

@Evlsushi: Yes blonde is a natural hair colour for some(very few) black people (and for those it is I imagine it's all over cover and not highlights), not for all, and not for this girl. The 'natural' aesthetic may be stupid and support white girls dying their hair blonde and not black girls but that's not really that…

Also $1m how on earth is that justifiable?