Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Oh Yasmin ! You write with such passion.
Yesterday in her column Yasmin Alibhai-Brown wrote...
I was on the 207 bus on Thursday, sitting next to a fat man with a hairy face and cracked lips with The Sun in his hand. Turning the pages, he muttered: "Just effing tarts on the game." Then his eyes rested happily on the breasts of the naked Page 3 model, a treat his paper offers him daily. I said nothing, but seethed. He looked like a chap who would need to buy sex, even in these times when it is offered up for free by young women game for casual sex.
- "even in these times when it is offered up for free by young women game for casual sex." WOW Yasmin, you certainly have brightened up my day! The thoughts you give impressionable male readers are wonderful. We can gloat at the lifestyle choices of these young girls and fantasize just how easy and available they are.
The rest of Yasmin's column makes sense and she has some very good points gained from professional research. I agree with her column and the conclusions she has reached in the part men play in the sex trade marketplace. Well done Yasmin, you have written an informative column that concerns the tragic deaths of 5 young girls yet still have room for a little light relief in this sorry scenario.
Yesterday in her column Yasmin Alibhai-Brown wrote...
I was on the 207 bus on Thursday, sitting next to a fat man with a hairy face and cracked lips with The Sun in his hand. Turning the pages, he muttered: "Just effing tarts on the game." Then his eyes rested happily on the breasts of the naked Page 3 model, a treat his paper offers him daily. I said nothing, but seethed. He looked like a chap who would need to buy sex, even in these times when it is offered up for free by young women game for casual sex.
- "even in these times when it is offered up for free by young women game for casual sex." WOW Yasmin, you certainly have brightened up my day! The thoughts you give impressionable male readers are wonderful. We can gloat at the lifestyle choices of these young girls and fantasize just how easy and available they are.
The rest of Yasmin's column makes sense and she has some very good points gained from professional research. I agree with her column and the conclusions she has reached in the part men play in the sex trade marketplace. Well done Yasmin, you have written an informative column that concerns the tragic deaths of 5 young girls yet still have room for a little light relief in this sorry scenario.
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