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Here's a piece by a Guardian journalist who bought her something from her list after watching the programme 'Sex, Lies & Rinsing Guys' - which the piece reviews.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/tv-and-radio/ ... nsing-guys

Her various proficiencies are as well honed as an Olympic athlete's physical skills. She has compelling and endearing facial expressions that make bambi seem relatively unlovable, and she is a master of language and delivers her comments with amazing economy and aptitude for a twenty-four year old,...

That's a really interesting post. I didn't really think anything about what Danica does until I read that. I had heard of financial domination, but hadn't really connected what she does to it, but of course it is. I agree with Jasmine in that I have reservations about women doing this and had I been...

I couldn't really understand what they were going on about - although that could be because there were several sound dips when I watched the video - or was that when the name of the 'someone' she said hello to was mentioned? Do you think he's being possessive and jealous or do you think there might ...

I get unrelated videos on that link.

I thought that she'd decided to introduce a few facial expressions (in the manner of Nick) to give herself more of a profile as well. It was quite noticable.

No I haven't seen the US interviews. Where are they?

Those reviews are really funny. :D It is interesting that the Samantha Brick theme has pervaded all the reviews. Obviously when the episode was filmed it wasn't such a current issue. I've seen humorous references to Samantha Brick everywhere, for example "I'm no Samantha Brick, but I'm quite pr...

:D Well he does say in his profile that his attention to detail can be somewhat lacking. He says he's the Founder/Director of a drinks distribution company though. All of the candidates seem to be engaged in some form of business of their own so you'd imagine they must have some ability. I wonder ho...

I got that as well! I think Flo's put the wrong link in! I think I know the article he's referring to and it's a Daily Mail article, so the link is all wrong.

I think her views are the only ones that matter to her. I think she's aware on some level of the potential damage to her husband's position, but is careless in relation to it, justifying it by saying that it ought not to exist, it's "so 1950's" etc. If it ought not to exist in her value sy...

And furthermore, I suspect on some level she enjoys all the uproar as she comes out with faux innocent arguments such as: 'I think the idea that a woman can bring down her husband is so 1950s. Politicians are very cautious and they don't like taking risks but at the end of the day it was my risk.' W...

'Going on Big Brother caused biggest fight our marriage,' admits Sally Bercow... but insists divorce is NOT on cards http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2031356/Sally-Bercow-Going-Big-Brother-caused-biggest-fight-marriage.html Mrs Bercow, who has been married to her husband for the past eight y...

A couple of opposing views from The Guardian (they oppose each other). I always like to have a look at the Guardian's stance on any issue as you can usually rely on finding a different position to that given in any other newspaper. :D 'Sally Bercow is no feminist role model': http://www.guardian.co....

I was initially pleasantly surprised when I watched her in Big Brother because she seemed OK but for me it progressed to disliking her more as the days went on. She seemed shrill, fixed in her own views to the extent that she was dismissive of anything that seemed strange to her (Pamela taking suppl...