Sweet pie of mine

[Ludwig]

The Daily Mail had an article about Axle Rose, the singer of Guns n Roses who has put on a bit of weight. What is it about the press that has to mock people who have put on a few pounds or who look less than their best?

 

[twobiker]

I stopped caring what happened to him when Slash, Duff, and co left.

 

[GTTTM]

ahh makes a change they're usually pointing out how much female celebrities have put on and how they're now size 10 instead of a size 2............

agree with Mort about the Mail

 

[BrumJim]

'Cos they're nasty vindictive bully types whose lives are so vacuous that they can't think of anything else to write other than to criticise others.

Or some researcher has noted that there are more hits on nasty articles, as on one side they are read by tut-tutting fans, and on the other side by nasty vindictive bully types whose lives are so vacuous that they are unable to read anything more positive on the other.

 

[threebikesmcginty]

Surprised that the Daily Mail readership would be interested in southern rock, especially the rubbish end of it that GandR occupy.

I'd mock him for that yellow mac he was wearing though.

 

[Beebo]

here are a few rubbish Guns and Roses pun headline:

Welcome to the (apple) Crumble,

Appetite for consumption

any more?

 

[subaqua]

here are a few rubbish Guns and Roses pun headline:

Welcome to the (apple) Crumble,

Appetite for consumption

any more?

i think its all them carbs from the spaghetti incident