Take Me Out

SharpDressedMan said:
TheMightyQuinn said:
It's weird.

I agree fully with what you're saying, I said the same thing to my mates when watching it on Saturday.
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I'd say it's because if the women was fit, noone would turn their light off, and if she was ugly everyone would

Whereas women are extremely picky for obscure reasons, which is what makes them picking it funnier

Like one woman last week who turned the light off because she thought this bloke was a violinist. If I was on the other side and heard a fit bird say she was a violinist I wouldn't be listening, I'd just be thinking, damn I bet she could suck a mean one.
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There is that yeah.

Also woman try to not look desperate, although it shows on that programme, where as men will admit they fancy someone freely.
 
LongsightM13 said:
Proof that TV producers hate straight men. Apparently the original idea was to alternate weekly between men and women, but some hairy lipped bull dyke decided that a gallery of men passing judgement on a lone woman would be 'degrading and sexist'. But the other way round is perfectly acceptable
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I agree with them to be honest. Men are different to women. It wouldn't be nice to see a nice (personality wise) ugly girl getting rejected by loads of blokes. Seeing men get rejected is different.,it's half expected anyway. Taking it on the chin is what is to be expected form a man, as in 'take it like a man'. But I don't think women are accustomed to take such rejection and they shouldn't be
 
had to bump this as its on soon and will cheer me up
emma makes me laugh as she will never get a date

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