Victoria Beckham, has gone all 1940s on us

[Tomasso]

Are we really in this world to comment on and to judge one another?

Humans judge and comment on EVERTHING in their environment. That's what we do. [huh]

 

[H.Johnson]

Really??? You have asked everyone in the world?

 

[Slim Portly]

Are we really in this world to comment on and to judge one another?

I don't know about the entire world, but most of the threads on this forum seem to be for the purpose of commenting on and judging one another. Why else do we post so many pictures?

lol

(and I agree with those who find her lovely)

 

[Atomic Glee]

I much prefer Ginger Spice when she was voluptuous. Not that I find any of these celebs particularly worthy of our attention...

I'll second this - Geri Halliwell was always my favorite of the group (I wasn't a "fan" of them but you couldn't help but notice them everywhere in their uber-popular days). She had the looks of a pin-up girl and she actually seemed to be having fun with the whole thing.

 

[funneman]

My daughter and I watched a show on BBC/America that was a comedy/parody of the Beckhams.

I didn't catch the name.

David and Victoria were both portrayed as egotistical, selfish, arrogant and totally aloof.

We were both stunned by how cruel the jokes were, more mean spirited than anything I've ever seen on SNL.

I feel bad for anyone that attracts that much venom.

 

[Creeping Past]

Are we really in this world to comment on and to judge one another?

I find it depressing that certain types of people are counted as fair game. Are they really there to be traded as modern day archetypes or metaphors for the human condition, rather than viewed as human beings? Even if they think they are, they're not!

Also, I'm bemused about why it's considered okay to hang on certain people preconceived ideas about body shape/size, notions of acceptable/unacceptable food consumption and ideas of what makes a decent person.

I should emphasise that I've no time for celebrity culture -- not even vintage celebrities. I'm all for human beings, not symbols and ciphers.

 

[dit dah]

I love Victoria and David, they bought my vintage recording studio for me, well kind of.

A few years back I got the hump with Mr & Mrs B and the brouhaha surrounding them. So I got myself a little t-shirt (I know I know, they are uindergarments, I apologise) printed up with the words "Bored of the Beckhams" on. People liked it. So I sold it. Then I sold 35,000 more in 16 countries. Eventually, after 18 months or so, everyone got bored with it and that was that.

Sorry for bringing such low level apparel into the Lounge. I never wore one myself but they were ok, all American, no sweatshops etc. It was fun, but not as much as spending the money

 

[Emer]

I want to know what people would say if a MAN in her position adopted a 40s image.

I think if it was a classic Hollywood celebrity, like George Clooney, Hollywood would embrace it! If it was some shot in the dark celebrity like...Kevin Federline, they'd say he looked ridicoulous. I think it all depends on who does it, how they do it, and how they carry themselves.

 

[Warden]

What ho gang

Posh's new clothing is taking inspiration from World War II.

See news report below

http://www.metro.co.uk/fame/article..._bomber_kit&in_article_id=571282&in_page_id=7

I wonder if anyone has ask her to join thier group yet?

Harry

 

[BinkieBaumont]

She is rather a Worry I think maybe she has lost the plot

 

[BinkieBaumont]

What Ho Troops!

Poor Posh does rather look like a 1973 ford Cortina (in orange) parked up against a 1936 cord roadster (in Ivory)