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09 Jun 12 - 10:12 AM (#3361253) Subject: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Jack the Sailor This would be a reality show over here. Blue clicky |
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09 Jun 12 - 10:29 AM (#3361260) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Dave Hanson Good looking but not very bright, didn't her boss tell her not to handle cuttlery by the eating end ? Dave H |
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09 Jun 12 - 11:51 AM (#3361296) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: kendall Pretty, not beautiful. |
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09 Jun 12 - 01:05 PM (#3361316) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST I find her extremely attractive. Let's see, she's 18 and I am 55. I'll have three to take out, please. |
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09 Jun 12 - 02:34 PM (#3361339) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,Eliza To me she's pretty and rather sweet, but not a great beauty. Surely her name isn't Colgate?? As in the toothpaste?? The most beautiful women I've ever seen were in Senegal. The Wolof women have enormous grace, long swanlike necks and superb facial bone structure. They walk like queens. I wish I looked like them! |
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09 Jun 12 - 02:55 PM (#3361346) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Don Firth Granted, this young lady is quite pretty, but what makes a woman beautiful comes from inside. Don Firth |
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09 Jun 12 - 03:06 PM (#3361348) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Ebbie What I noticed is the peas- what's with its overcooking? Downright mushy. Oh- wait, you lot have a dish you call 'mushy peas', right? |
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09 Jun 12 - 03:21 PM (#3361354) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,Eliza Yes, Ebbie, 'mushy peas' with fish and chips, most often in the north of England. But please someone tell me the lassie's name isn't Colgate!! |
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09 Jun 12 - 03:33 PM (#3361360) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Elmore Better than looking at Willard Romney, who pops up on the television every 5 minutes. |
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09 Jun 12 - 03:39 PM (#3361363) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: MGM·Lion Lots of people are called Colgate. What on earth is wrong with the name? There's Gibbs toothpaste too, but nothing wrong with the name Gibbs either. And would you go on if she was called Smith or Walker because of the crisps? To say nothing of the excellent Myer beds! ~M~ |
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09 Jun 12 - 04:30 PM (#3361380) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,petecockermouth sometimes i am unsure about this computer, web business -but just occasionally you can see what all the fuss is about. what a marvelous discussion! or not - i have often worried about wasting my time - but this is a new low..... |
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09 Jun 12 - 05:34 PM (#3361403) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: mrdux certainly a pretty young woman -- and definitely watching her is way better than looking at Mittens, er, Willard -- but where do the "scientists" get those standards of "perfection," "ideal" and "flawless"? |
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09 Jun 12 - 05:47 PM (#3361408) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,Eliza I have never heard of anyone called Colgate as a first name. I wonder why her parents chose it? I suppose it's better than Oral B. |
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09 Jun 12 - 06:36 PM (#3361421) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: gnu Guest was me. Apparently, I was wrong. She's not good lookin? Gee. I was surely taken. |
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09 Jun 12 - 07:14 PM (#3361432) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: kendall No one said she is not good looking. |
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09 Jun 12 - 07:22 PM (#3361434) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Jack the Sailor Florence Colgate. but where do the "scientists" get those standards of "perfection," "ideal" and "flawless"? These are the standards. They have been around for thousands of years. they are mentioned in the story. perfectly symmetrical face, large eyes, full lips, high cheekbones. |
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09 Jun 12 - 08:13 PM (#3361441) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: gnu They have to have something to say. Otherwise, they wouldn't be scientists. |
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09 Jun 12 - 08:22 PM (#3361443) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Steve Shaw These buggers have clearly never watched Laura Tobin doing the Sunday weather forecast. I'm blowed if I can ever remember what the weather's supposed to do. |
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09 Jun 12 - 09:21 PM (#3361450) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: frogprince On this side of the pond, we just had one of the current pop singers declared "The most beautiful woman in America". The particular young woman is in fact stunning. But I hardly know where to begin to respond to the mindlessness of the "honor". Even forgetting the basic truth that Don Firth nailed, and judging women on the same basis as a row of plaster casts, how could anyone actually pick her out from a group of a few thousand young women who are fortunate enough to have really attractive features. |
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09 Jun 12 - 09:32 PM (#3361455) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Ebbie Symetry has to do with measurement (duh!); I read once that ex-number of inch-fractions between eyes and between the nose and mouth translates to beauty or the lack thereof. The article then went on to depict various beauties of our culture who are smashing even though their mouths are too large or the noses are hooked or slightly over-sized. In other words animation and charm are far more meaningful than measurement. (I agree with the cutlery comment- I would not knowingly allow a person to handle a spoon or fork or knife by anything other than the handle.) |
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09 Jun 12 - 10:31 PM (#3361464) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: michaelr Florence is pretty in an unfinished, teenage sort of way. Beauty requires some years of being lived in. |
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10 Jun 12 - 03:52 AM (#3361507) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,CS She was named 'natural beauty' I think, based on a photp of her face without any make-up. Make-up makes a huge amount of difference to the appearance of most women's faces, especially those famous women people think of as great beauties. |
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10 Jun 12 - 04:01 AM (#3361510) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,Eliza Aaaah, so her name's Florence, not Colgate! What a relief, I've been awake all night worrying about the poor little soul. Seriously though, isn't it a bit unkind to the young to have all this dwelling on beauty, sexiness, looks etc? Young lassies are insecure enough, plastering themselves with make-up and getting put down if they don't resemble a porn star. They consider dieting, plastic surgery, breast ops, tanning and so on, at an age when they should be carefree, simply having fun, doing sports and dancing. To go around measuring their little faces and judging their 'beauty' seems to be putting back the clock on women's liberation. No-one goes to these lengths with young men do they? (And I bet there have been some terribly wicked people over the years with symmetrical faces!) |
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10 Jun 12 - 04:20 AM (#3361515) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Dave Hanson Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.................get it out with Optrex. Dave H |
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10 Jun 12 - 06:24 AM (#3361549) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: JohnInKansas My attitude regarding the trust I can muster for opions of "mathematicians" on beauty is probably a little biased by my observations of a mathematician who roomed a couple of doors down from me at the University. He apparently had "some influence" with a friend at one of the nearby "women's schools" and by that influence (or extortion) persuaded her to "find him a date" for every weekend of the three semesters during which we were in the same dorm. Despite his pleadings, though, he was never able to get a second date with any of the victims. He was, so far as I could tell, a very gifted mathematician; but understanding "beauty" wasn't in his repertoire. The girl selected in the "contest" cited had appropriately "symmetrical" features, although not necessaritly a "shape" I'd find most appealing; and I'd agree with the description of "pretty," but also must agree that I probably wouldn't notice her as being "exceptional" in a crowd. I'll admit to watching the tennis match in bits and pieces yesterday, despite tennis being almost as boring as anything else that was on, but I think I would notice "that girl" (Maria) in any crowd. She's more than "pretty enough" - - - and does something - which I find somewhat attractive. John |
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10 Jun 12 - 06:32 AM (#3361552) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Big Al Whittle five foot two, eyes of blue Not bad for a kangaroo! |
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10 Jun 12 - 10:25 AM (#3361631) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,CS "I probably wouldn't notice her as being "exceptional" in a crowd." As far as standing out in a crowd, well it's worth remembering that something like 90% of American women wear make-up every day. Make-up can change someone's appearance quite dramatically. Just check out the great celebrity beauties without make-up, most of them would barely pass muster as "OK looking" without all the slap. The competition was for a face that was considered "naturally beautiful" without any make-up. I think she definitely passes as a natural beauty. Not "glamorous", not "stunning", but a "natural beauty", yes. |
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10 Jun 12 - 01:59 PM (#3361694) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: GUEST,Lizzie Cornish You want BEAUTIFUL? Then...here..... |
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10 Jun 12 - 02:21 PM (#3361711) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: kendall Beauty is in the eye of the BEER holder. What is beauty? Simply the absence of ugly? As dark is the absence of light? |
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10 Jun 12 - 02:59 PM (#3361720) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Richard Bridge I can see several points at which her face is not perfectly symmetrical. I think she is quite pretty but looks somewhat vapid. For true beauty rather than mere prettiness there is a need for some power - and that is not present. |
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10 Jun 12 - 03:11 PM (#3361727) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Q (Frank Staplin) Not bad for a blonde. |
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10 Jun 12 - 06:56 PM (#3361790) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: gnu Yeah, right. You'd eat that if it was on the menu. |
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11 Jun 12 - 08:36 AM (#3361989) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Jack the Sailor Florence is a lovely girl with the right emotions she would be stunning! Its not the expensive dress of make up that make brides look more beautiful. Intelligent, lively eyes also enhance beauty. Cate Blanchett wouldn't make any top 100 for beauty if all the judges hsd to go on was photos. But on screen she is very attractive. |
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11 Jun 12 - 10:36 AM (#3362052) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: frogprince Lizzie Cornish; yep. |
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11 Jun 12 - 10:43 PM (#3362343) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: MarkS Pretty yeah sure, but does not pass my bar test. However -- Should Angharad Reese come by, whoa!! Mark I may not have gotten the spelling right, and yeah, she is Welsh, but I think Wales is still part of the UK. After all, they have their own prince and all. |
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12 Jun 12 - 10:55 AM (#3362513) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: Jack the Sailor But their prince is the son of the daughter of a Hanovarian interloper! |
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12 Jun 12 - 07:49 PM (#3362717) Subject: RE: BS: UK's most beautiful face From: gnu "Make-up can change someone's appearance quite dramatically." Me mum always said, "A little paint can spruce up an old barn." Then again, she never needed any paint. Good lookin woman that took great care in her health by eating well and exercising all her life. She looks great for 85. |