Is this woman too pretty for her own good?

[naomi24]

http://www.thisislond...you-feel-7615039.html


I think she’s kidding herself.

[ChuckFickens]

<talking about china's video, not tinks, I have no knowledge of her rack>

[Smowball]

Me thinks its all a bit of a set up - why on earth would she do that article when she says that even her close friends have asked her why on earth she did it

[Baldric]

Did I miss the first part of this article, it surely must have started on Sunday (April 1st)?
She's sort of OK, but Miss World she ain't.
I reckon the guy who bought her train ticket was just trying to make sure she left.
I also think her personality needs a makeover almost as much as she does as it appears to be in some sort of disorder.

[andy-hughes]

The best reaxtion I read was from Dara O'Briain who suggested that we should trawl back through Ms. Brick'e e-mails and find out who sent the one containing the phrase 'Great idea for a feature!'

[commoner]

We are obviously only discussing physical beauty here and we all know that beauty in all things is just skin deep....beauty masks many "unbeautiful" things ....a gorgeous tiger would rip you to pieces and eat your dangly bits without as much as a batted eyelid.......
.....not even skin deep might I add in many cases with women( and some men) in general and models and "stars" in particular.........merely make up deep!

JMO

[maggiebee]

Sorry, I'm the most beautiful woman in the world - my 7-year-old grandaughter told me and I believe everything she says, so there!!

[flicrat]

It is sad that she seems so self obsessed. Has anyone else ever gone in a room and thought "I'm the prettiest here?" (Whether you were or you weren't.) And does it matter?
Kind people react to anyone who seems upset - as the "young man" who bought her coffee did.(Today's Mail). I am old, and never been a beauty, but have had help from strangers in all sorts of situations over the years.
I hope she can find some true friends, and concentrate on them, rather than her looks.

[tiggerblue10]

I agree, she is kidding herself and delusional. She just looks like your average Jo(saphine).

[vulcan]

One day her looks will have gone, I hope her friends will still be there.

[BAKERS DOZEN]

Whatever the woman thinks about herself does not matter - nobody really cares. What I am at a loss to understand is why the Daily Mail went along with her and published what she wrote. I know she is a journalist on the paper but was the editor short of material for that day. A whole page on me, me, me is a bit over the top. Very strange.

[JonnyBoy12]

I agree that she is not really beautiful. As a red-blooded male I would not give her my "seal of approval" if you know what I mean and I normally fancy anything in a skirt.

So, a very dull NO from me then!

[Zacs-Master]

6 out of 10'at best

[EvianBaby]

I put this on the other thread...


I have no idea where the idea behind yesterday's article came from, I read the DM a lot and frankly many of the articles in the 'femail' section get the 'What The Funicular' response, although not quite to this extent.

It is clear the article today is simply the daily mail cashing in on the attention while they have it, and who wouldn't.

I wouldn't be surprised to find that Brick has a book about to be released or some other venture which would pay of nicely with a bit of world wide publicity. I also would put money on both articles being heavily edited to ensure they had maximum effect.

If all these things published really are her true feelings than I feel its far more likely she has simply been mis reading the situation and people avoid her because she is actually just quite an unpleasant, self centered woman, lets face it she is a very average looking woman. I think most of us would have met someone we consider stunningly beautiful at some point but as long as they've been decent people with it, we've not snubbed them because we are so bitterly envious of their aesthetics.