Naomi Campbell - want to punch so hard!
Discussion
el stovey said:
I think she's great, there's something a bit damaged and batty about her. She is a bit of a cock though.
As an aside, can we call a female a "cock"?
Perhaps more traditional male insults like cock and dick, w
ker or even are better suited to blokes than bints? What do people think?
I think As an aside, can we call a female a "cock"?
Perhaps more traditional male insults like cock and dick, w
ker or even are better suited to blokes than bints? What do people think? is quite a good word to use for her.Much better than
and a lot better than !Mind you, the stupid
is such a , I reckon her and are both so that they a in her . What a
she is!Ah Naomi.
Ive known an Aussie model for a few years who has worked with NC a few times and being inside the industry generally knows the goss. She always says that NC's trouble is that she simply has no life. There is nothing else for her but what she does. No family to go to, no future notions of family, business career, maturing, expanding herself, just being NC the model. Pretty much every other model has aspirations to not be modelling after a set number of years. They want to move on. NC doesnt and now cant. This drives a lot of bitterness in her.
Ive known an Aussie model for a few years who has worked with NC a few times and being inside the industry generally knows the goss. She always says that NC's trouble is that she simply has no life. There is nothing else for her but what she does. No family to go to, no future notions of family, business career, maturing, expanding herself, just being NC the model. Pretty much every other model has aspirations to not be modelling after a set number of years. They want to move on. NC doesnt and now cant. This drives a lot of bitterness in her.
My ex wife spent all with NC, when working on the clothes show. NC was contracted to work for half a day. She enjoyed the work so worked the rest of the day for free.
My commented on how pleasant she was.
Do not think she does herself any favours at times but she does have another side
My commented on how pleasant she was.
Do not think she does herself any favours at times but she does have another side
anonymous said:
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Dear Mr TonkerAs you might expect there is already a shortlist of well qualified applicants for this position. However, taking into account the depth of your experience in this field we are confident that Miss Campbell will wish to give full and careful consideration to your application.
To progress this very special opportunity can you be available for dinner at Mr Mandela's residence on Friday 13 August? A few select guests will also be in attendance and the evening will provide an excellent opportunity for you to make your introduction. Overnight accommodation will be provided.
Yours sincerely
The Management
PS Don't forget the diamonds.
theironduke said:
So she said a while ago she was never given any stones...
Then she said she gave them to Nelsons charity...
Nelsons charity deny all knowledge...
Oh and she says at the time she didn't know what Blood Diamonds were....
Is that the sound of the bullst-ometer exploding in the distance.
Then she said she gave them to Nelsons charity...
Nelsons charity deny all knowledge...
Oh and she says at the time she didn't know what Blood Diamonds were....
Is that the sound of the bulls
t-ometer exploding in the distance.
She's a stupid bint (who I think is fairly ugly, nice bod though, each to his own), the terrible aspect of NC being involved with Taylor and the Hague, is that it's taken the presence of a none entity 'celeb'/model to make the Taylor story newsworthy enough to get "sort of" on the front page, or heading the tv bulletins, and it appears to be only worthwhile news if there is a vacuous clothes horse attached.
But to give her due, I'd suggest not many people in 1997 (at the time of the dinner) would have known what 'conflict' diamonds were, after all even (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blood_diamond) "Global Witness was one of the first organisations to pick up on the link between diamonds and conflicts in Africa in its 1998 report entitled "A Rough Trade"", a year later, and the phrase 'blood' diamonds is generally accepted entering usage after a speech by Clinton in 2000,and culminating their legislation in 2001, and really most generally after the DiCaprio film in 2006, shined a light on the subject, and NC is not very bright is she, do you think she keeps abreast of african current affairs? Plenty would still struggle to point out where Liberia is on a map.
And another thing if blood diamonds and the terrible nature of Taylor was already known, why, at the time, is Mia Farrow, Quincy Jones, Jemima & Imran Khan, who you might think would be all much more likely to be well informed, sitting down to dinner with him. Hmmm... doesn't make sense...
Her evidence is certainly compelling. She's woken by two men knocking on her door. She opens the door and they hand her a bag. They don't tell her what's in it, or who it's from, and she never thinks to ask. She's so curious that she goes straight back to bed without looking in the bag and in the morning finds that it contains "some dirty stones". Not diamonds, though, no way, not at all. She then gives the stones to the head of a charity and forgets about the whole incident. Clearly this is what anybody would do in the circumstances.
The problem with many thick people, I find, is that they assume everyone else is as thick as they are.
The problem with many thick people, I find, is that they assume everyone else is as thick as they are.
Northern Munkee said:
..Plenty would still struggle to point out where Liberia is on a map.
And another thing if blood diamonds and the terrible nature of Taylor was already known, why, at the time, is Mia Farrow, Quincy Jones, Jemima & Imran Khan, who you might think would be all much more likely to be well informed, sitting down to dinner with him. Hmmm... doesn't make sense...
all good points. After all our government got duped by a dodgy dossier and did not think twice before they sanctioned war...And another thing if blood diamonds and the terrible nature of Taylor was already known, why, at the time, is Mia Farrow, Quincy Jones, Jemima & Imran Khan, who you might think would be all much more likely to be well informed, sitting down to dinner with him. Hmmm... doesn't make sense...
carmonk said:
Her evidence is certainly compelling. She's woken by two men knocking on her door. She opens the door and they hand her a bag. They don't tell her what's in it, or who it's from, and she never thinks to ask. She's so curious that she goes straight back to bed without looking in the bag and in the morning finds that it contains "some dirty stones". Not diamonds, though, no way, not at all. She then gives the stones to the head of a charity and forgets about the whole incident. Clearly this is what anybody would do in the circumstances.
The problem with many thick people, I find, is that they assume everyone else is as thick as they are.
Does she not have legal representation? Surely they would have come up with a better story than that...The problem with many thick people, I find, is that they assume everyone else is as thick as they are.
I don't like here, but I think she has come over fairly well on this occassion, she has said she is afraid to testify, and gave the dimond to charity.
Why is no one asking why Nelson Mandela was entertaining Taylor is SA, ar is isot completly politically incorect to question Nelson on anything.
Why is no one asking why Nelson Mandela was entertaining Taylor is SA, ar is isot completly politically incorect to question Nelson on anything.
I thought it was rather disgusting when she, in response to the judge asking about her being nervous attending, stated that she hadn't wanted too and had been made to attend - that it was an 'inconvenience'. Bloody hell woman, it's a war crimes trial.
As my girlfriend put it 'not half as inconvenient as the poor people who had their arms chopped off'.
As my girlfriend put it 'not half as inconvenient as the poor people who had their arms chopped off'.
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