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who are PROPER female role models

325 replies

Porcupine · 01/05/2007 13:32

for your dds? not farking JOran please

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PrincessPeaHead · 02/05/2007 19:23

yeah but have you seen her HAIR?

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:23

she's the enigmatic one on the right.

PrincessPeaHead · 02/05/2007 19:23

looks spookily like rosemary west in that photo

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:24

A wig of mystery, pph. All part of feminine charm and wiles.

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:25

Devoid of emotion, you mean? No bad thing.

DrDaddy · 02/05/2007 19:26

PPH - I think I agree with you...What I objected to earlier on in this thread was the suggestion that just because Greenfield or Robert Winston are in the mainstream media, then somehow their research science is mediocre. I don't accept that argument, by the way, and, in any case, it has no bearing whatsoever on whether that person is a good role model or not.

DrDaddy · 02/05/2007 19:27

Anyway, I'm not sure why I'm on this thread. I'm not a woman and I've got 2 boys!!

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:28

You a hamble fetishist?

DrDaddy · 02/05/2007 19:28

Shit...I've been rumbled

Blandmum · 02/05/2007 19:34

I know Greenfield's ex Tutor. A real scientist's scientist. Greenfield has a superb grounding even if people argue over the detail. (I once worked with someone who disagreed violently with her on some aspects of Neurobiology)

CharlotteSometimes · 02/05/2007 19:35

They should be applauded, Rabbleraiser, just for the image your description just conjured.

Blandmum · 02/05/2007 19:36

I note that Hamble doesn't seem brave enough to show her legs though Pointy dog!

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:38

Modesty and decorum.

All good traits in a woman. Check her out. Seriously.

Blandmum · 02/05/2007 19:39

LOL. She is stuck in a Laura Ashley time warp. You know that all she thinks about is that bloody arched window don't you?

And I hear she gets up to all sorts of things with 'Big' (and I hear he is) Ted

pointydog · 02/05/2007 19:41

You may mock and spread gossip.

But that girl's lips (and legs I warrant) are always tight shut.

What a role model.

Blandmum · 02/05/2007 19:42

She drops them for certain.

And she was caught in a three way with Bill and Ben!

Why do you think she went 'off air'?????

PeterAndreFanCLub · 02/05/2007 19:48

i do think that a role model must not wear crocs

yellowrose · 02/05/2007 20:29

PPH - no it was bitchy, sarcastic and nasty both in tone and in description. Of course she would agree with it, objecting to such a detailed description would have made her look like a fool !

LynetteScavo · 02/05/2007 20:49

Do you reckon C. Rice wears crocs?

MuminBrum · 02/05/2007 21:12

Oh jeez, PPH, of course women shouldn't slag off women, and I don't do it anywhere where impressionable people might hear - but I kind of thought that the people on MN were sophisticated enough to understand that a woman who's an utter nonentity (that's me) can suggest that another woman who's eminent (that's La Greenfield) might JUST POSSIBLY have got where she is, IN PART, by being a supreme self-publicist AS WELL AS by being good enough at her job, WITHOUT ASSUMING that the nonentity (me again) is a misogynist.
I'm actually a bit concerned by this whole role-model idea - why does anyone need role models anyway? White men don't seem to feel the need.

monkeytrousers · 02/05/2007 21:42

Yes, another scientist can disagree, that's how science actually progresses, via attempts at falsification - but for a non scientist to attempt to refute or disagree..like Madeline Bunting, in all seriousness on a round table discussion recently, disagreeing with a neuroscientist about the results of his work, which she couldn't possibly know to any extent, never mind understand enough to challenge...

monkeytrousers · 02/05/2007 21:44

of course white men do!

IcingOnTheCake · 03/05/2007 10:36

I honestly think that a childs role model SHOULD be his/her mother and/or father or guardian. If you are a bad mother/father/guardian then this will affect the childs life far greater then 'famous rolemodels'.

KerryMum · 03/05/2007 10:37

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IcingOnTheCake · 03/05/2007 10:56

They can still be role models of a mother has sons or a father has daughters. Its about teaching them important life skills and teaching what is right and wrong and setting a good example.

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