Claudia Winkleman
 

Witty, intelligent, quirky, and horny.

I bet other women *hate* her. Am I wrong?

UB:D

As usual yes your wrong.

She's a pig and shes only on TV because mummy is Eve Pollard.

Anyway it's all Blairs fault :rolleyes:

Are you female?

;)

she would get a portion.
MILF

yep she'd get it :D
wheres tel for some pictures:D:D:D:D:D

Now, that's more like it :D:D

Pics are hard to come by on Google....

Tel?

:)

bad pic.
lol

That's an aweful pic :eek: UB

There's nothing decent to be found on Google :rolleyes:

http://www.ananova.com/images/web/45359.jpg

LOL - that's even worse....

:eek:

That's not her... :rolleyes:

Hmm.....looks like someone has slipped it in her already....


https://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/..._winkleman.jpg

https://news.bbc.co.uk/media/images/...nkleman100.jpg

I never rated her personally,bit thick as well from what i've seen :D

Not my cup of tea :(

Looks like a man :(

Hid - ee - ous......

Hello

No thank you.

Steve.

mutt

A bit kooky, but I like her. As has been said though, pictures of her are hard to come by. All the half-decent ones have been posted here already, although i haven't scoured the, er "alternative" sources... ;)

That's always been my opinion of her too:)

Altohugh these days I tend more towards the feeling that she is a plant. Channel 4 have sent her to the BBC with the sole intention of making 'All Gob & No Neck' McCall look good;)

She's ok. Fair pair of twaps but other than that, not really fussed.

What is the meaning of *surrounding* words with asterisks? Is it to emphasise the word or is it a replacement for "inverted" commas? Also, what is it's origin - is it Americanised English or has it come from some computer language that has crossed over into mainstream English?

It is a way of emphasising, or perhaps "bolding" a word where bold is not available - ie, in basic ASCII. Of course, bold is available on SN, so bold would be preferred :D

To put it in quotes would not be emphasis.....

Emphasises a word. Is when I do it anyway.

Sometimes i use asteriskes, sometimes i use the italicization (lol) function. :)

Bolderisation? Or, if I was in the USA it would be BolderiZation??

No, doesn't work does it.

Italicization. ;) :D

Minger :(

No, in ASCII surrounding a word with asterisks is bold, surrounding it with underscores, like _this_, is italics

ASCII??

Wossat then? :)

means you can slide down snowy mountains