Comments on: Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Rod

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 17:23:35 +0000

DellGirl
thanks for the comment, much appreciated and welcome to the site.
I certainly see nothing wrong in mini shirts and stockings it’s just the schoolgirl suggestion I’ve always thought a bit ‘iffy’ The whole St Trinian’s idea really.

No-one really cares what they look like as long as they don’t end up looking like Amy Winehouse
You’ve certainly got a point there

I think on the whole they seem like good role models really, certainly much better than the likes of winehouse or so called ‘ganster rappers’ etc
Thanks again for the inciteful comment and hope you’ll return
All the best
Rod

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: DELLGIRL

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:29:43 +0000

Dear Rod,

I forgot to mention in my last message. Girls Aloud look very nice. I like the look. In fact I like all their looks

They’re drop dead gorgeous all the time.

Jacqueline- The suspenders don’t matter because if you look at the piture below Nicola, Kimberley and Cheryl you can see some of the girls are wearing suspenders (bright red ones on Annabelle!!!)

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: DELLGIRL

Tue, 03 Mar 2009 16:24:41 +0000

Dear Rod,

Does it really matter if Girls Aloud dress in mini skirts and stockings? No it doesn’t.

Young children love them, teenagers love them and probably so do adults. Young children (especially) and teenagers look up to them and think they’re really pretty and want to be like them. I know this for a fact because they’re my idols and they’re my fav. band EVER!!

No-one really cares what they look like (as long as they don’t end up looking like Amy Winehouse, Michael Jackson and Britney Spears- when she was bold- all rolled into one, which is very unlikley).
So it doesn’t really matter if they look like 16 year olds when they’re in their 20s.

The nation still loves them for who they are and their music, not so much as what they look like.

Kind Regards

DELLGIRL

P.S I hope this hasn’t in any way offended you.

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Rod

Thu, 22 May 2008 06:58:15 +0000

Hi Jacqueline
thanks for taking the time to comment and welcome to the site.
I certainly agree that the overall look is hot it’s just the connotation with the school uniform and by default the age of the girls that I’ve never sat quite right with.

Thanks again for commenting and hope you do so again
Regards
Rod

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Jacqueline

Thu, 22 May 2008 01:48:30 +0000

I think this look is hot! However, the visible suspenders is what makes it look raunchy. If they weren’t in school uniform and rather, a cute outfit including a short black skirt with black over-the-knee opaque tights and black boots - then it would be just plain hot!

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: kayleigh

Fri, 07 Dec 2007 05:22:03 +0000

i think there is nothing wrong with girls aloud wearing the st trinians uniform its for a film and thats it

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Rod

Mon, 08 Oct 2007 18:03:31 +0000

Hi Kayleigh
thanks for the comment and welcome to the site
I remember seeing the films years ago but haven’t seen them recently.
B&W films of that period certainly do have more about them stylistically speaking
Regards
Rod

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: kayleigh

Mon, 08 Oct 2007 15:39:23 +0000

have u ever seen the old st trinians films,i think the girls look cool in the uniform and that what the cast wore back in 1954

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Rod

Sun, 01 Jul 2007 09:16:15 +0000

Howard

politically correct - is that a euphemism for ‘I’m scared to give my honest opinion’

Absolutely spot on !
Policticians, people in public life and the media in general are all scared to death of saying “something they shouldn’t”
Scared of what and whom - often everyone is thinking the same thing but nobody dare say it.

I don’t hold with any form of racism at all but when you get a situation that means schools have to call a ‘blackboard’ a chalk board for fear of being racially offensive … well bloody ridiculous !

God forbid, arbiters of our thoughts - although that’s exactly what they would like to be

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes
As we say around here
We can all breathe a sigh of relief that John Major was washed away by Tony Blair on his anti-sleaze ticket ! Good job all that buying of honours and cronyism is a thing of the past !

Thanks for a great comment Howard, greatly appreciated
Regards
Rod

Comment on Girls Aloud St Trinian’s Right or Wrong by: Howard Arnott

Sun, 01 Jul 2007 08:42:56 +0000

Rod - politically correct - is that a euphemism for ‘I’m scared to give my honest opinion’.
I’m not talking about being rude or racial and hurting comments but hasn’t this gone TOO far ?
There’s nothing wrong with a bit of fun and one of the ‘English’ charateristics
used to be that we could laugh at ourselves.
Let’s not become a ‘bland’ society , politicians are ONLY people who we have voted in and not , God forbid, arbiters of our thoughts - although that’s exactly what they would like to be.
Bloody hypocrites - not J Majors ‘back to family values’ when he was shagging the daylights out of that woman !