Cheating slag....

[BeestonBoy]

This is class.....lets hope she killed her self soon after.

Pure genius



Keep this one in mind chaps

BB

[Mojo]

Now that's what happens when you spoil women! I personally wouldn't spend a red cent on any of 'em. Remember fellas, you can't trust a woman when it comes to money. She was bonkin' the BOSS and not the YTS trainee? Why am I not surprised....

[isabel ice]

OMG... that was brutal!

[Mojo]

No more than she deserved.

[Mojo]

Yeah. As a wise man used to say, "I love it when a plan comes together!" !laugh!

[chatterji]

In what way is this class? She did something that she shouldn't have, but you don't know the circumstances either of what happened, or her relationship with the boyfriend.

Slag? What a term. Didn't think anyone still used it beyond Guy Ritchie movies. What do you mean by a slag? A girl who has lots of different partners...like the girls this site is dedicated to? Or a girl who breaks faith with her boyfriend, which isn't the way the word 'slag' is used.

What if her boss has kids? What if the radio call breaks up his marriage over something as stupid as getting pissed and doing what he shouldn't have done? Hurray, because the slag/bitch/whore 'got what she deserved', right?

Doing this on radio is cruel, tacky and uncalled for. Much like her act probably. The delight the DJ takes is revolting.

I don't get the glee or hatred in this thread. People fuck up. Relationships break up. I don't think it's something for the media or outsiders to enjoy. It's between the people concerned.

[Steve R]

This event was foreseen in 1755 by Dr. Samuel Johnson who, though not many are aware, was an adept user of the Tarot deck for the purpose of divination. He came up with the word "priceless" with which to describe it and decided to include the word as a last-minute entry in his dictionary.

Thanks to this remarkable feat of clairvoyance, we now possess the perfect word to describe this wonderful thing and are very much indebted to Dr. Johnson.

[colin]

have to agree chatterji. i don't see how such glee can be shown by people over a blatant ratings driven stunt.
the saying "people in glass houses......"" comes to mind. how many on this forum have been guilty of a drunken mistake involving the opposite sex whilst in a relationship, and been lucky enough to escape detection by their other half, thus avoiding the sort of fallout this stunt will have possibly caused. unfortunately it does somewhat sum up today's society, where public humiliation seems to have become an entertainment vehicle!

[Mojo]

how many on this forum have been guilty of a drunken mistake involving the opposite sex whilst in a relationship

Not me.