Ladette to lady

[shifty_uk]

Anyone catch this on the TV last night?

I didn't intend on watching it, as I thought it would just be some more reality TV rubbish, but it was actually quite good.

The reason I liked it was because I agree with these girls needing to be taught a lesson. I couldn't stand any of them, total slags, ***** and idiots. They were all discusting. You don't see very many girls acting properly nowadays.

I quite like the idea of these etiquette schools, people like these "ladettes" should be taught how to act properly.

Anyone got any opinions on the show?

 

[Ex-RoNiN]

I watched it as well.

That scouse girl (Louise?) I thought was quite nice actually, and unlike some others she realised she needed to change. Shame she turns into a disgrace at the mere sight of alcohol. Very cute though and love her accent, I wouldn't mind teacher her to stay away from alcohol, she has quite some potential I think

The other girl that went from sex-mad to abstaining also deserves respect.

The black-haired one that got booted off deserved to go. WTF was she thinking wearing those silly boots And what an annoying accent!


EDIT: Btw, nice idea, like Bad Lads Army, only for girls. A bit too 19th century though.

 

[shifty_uk]

I watched it as well.

That scouse girl (Louise?) I thought was quite nice actually, and unlike some others she realised she needed to change. Shame she turns into a disgrace at the mere sight of alcohol. Very cute though and love her accent, I wouldn't mind teacher her to stay away from alcohol, she has quite some potential I think

The other girl that went from sex-mad to abstaining also deserves respect.

I agree, she was quite physically attractive but needed a right kick up the backside. She gave the "I'm sorry, I'll do better" on more than one occassion though, I'd like to see her sticking to it.

The black-haired one that got booted off deserved to go. WTF was she thinking wearing those silly boots And what an annoying accent!

What was that pink suit all about aswell!

EDIT: Btw, nice idea, like Bad Lads Army, only for girls. A bit too 19th century though.

It might be 19th century, but if it works...

 

[Ex-RoNiN]

I agree, she was quite physically attractive but needed a right kick up the backside. She gave the "I'm sorry, I'll do better" on more than one occassion though, I'd like to see her sticking to it.

She needs some support, and needs to be kept away from the booze, then she should do fine I think.

Send her to me, I will teach her everything

What was that pink suit all about aswell!

Dear god I know Awful, as if Pink Panther threw up over hear and into my eyes!

It might be 19th century, but if it works...

The point I was trying to make is that you can have well-educated, well-mannered girls that don't have to be stuck in the house like a 19th century woman; I don't understand the stress on sewing or flower arrangements, for example. If the aim is to keep the busy and focused, then there are plenty of other activities that achieve that as well. But its better than becoming a braindead zombie on a Friday night, that's for sure.

 

[shifty_uk]

The point I was trying to make is that you can have well-educated, well-mannered girls that don't have to be stuck in the house like a 19th century woman; I don't understand the stress on sewing or flower arrangements, for example. If the aim is to keep the busy and focused, then there are plenty of other activities that achieve that as well. But its better than becoming a braindead zombie on a Friday night, that's for sure.

I agree with that

 

[Becca]

the whole idea of the show is flawed... they are trying to teach the girls how to behave well, but each time the worst gets kicked off... surely it should be the best getting kicked off as they dont need such help...? also, if its only good ones left, there wont be that much change in them and wheres the fun of watching!!??!!

 

[ElRazur]

I remember watching that show and thinking of how many classes Vicky Pollard will need.