to want to ravage

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Russell Howard? That's it really. Am I alone?

No, my Niece feels the same.

She has bad taste too

His eyes are far too squinty and close together for my liking.

My sil loves him, I think he is very funny, but sexy? Do not get it at all.

Nah, I would too. Though my taste in men is oft described as unusual!

Nah, I would too. Though my taste in men is oft described as unusual!

Seriously?! YABU

Yuck. Don't get me wrong, I love a good curse, but I hate the way he peppers his talk with swear words, like some schoolkid looking for a rise.

Erm....... I think the word you may be looking for is 'ravish'.

As you were.

Yeah I would. He's lovely

YABU. He's a sexist racist prick.

He doesn't go 3 jokes without one using stereotypes of black people or laughing at fat/old/sexy/unsexy women.

With Luvilee purely as I know someone on the circuit, apparently he's an arrogant knob.

I would, yum yum

I have odd taste in men but that's just wrong.

You can have him.

I did mean ravage but I m happy with ravish too. :) can't say I ve ever found him particularly offensive but to be fair I only want him for one thing and probably just for one night, so his politics are neither here nor there. I'm also rather fond of his too close together cross eyes.

I'm with you OP, he can be as arrogant as he likes IRL, as far as somebody on the telly who I'd happily 'do', yeah, he's rather easy on the eye (he has nice arms....)

I'd rather have Rhod Gilbert myself, but I can kind of swym.

Rod's more of a keeper and long term potential, russell's just for fun. :)

I knew him before he was famous (friend of a friend kind of thing) and I used to say to him 'ooh, if I was ten years younger...'

Now anyone who laughs and still talks to me after a drunken comment like that is ok in my books.

Don't remember him being arrogant, but I suppose a bit of fame can change people.

I'd have Rhod too - in fact, he'd win hands-down if I had to chose.

I'm a shocking slapper where I don't stand a chance as I'll never meet them celebs are concerned

YABU, but hey I have been told Im odd because I would so do James Blunt

I so would but weirdly I preferred him with his wonky teeth. They were more "him".

I've only heard ravage in the context of the ravages of time, never as an active verb. Maybe u mean radish?

I've used ravage in the past to describe my perverted fantasties in regards to Johnny Depp, Richard Armitage, Rupert Penry-Jones many, many, many more, including Lee Mac FFS!

Ravage: to devour and ruin a sexy celeb.

Brian's dictionary 2012