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Grand National Ladies' Day: 'Unflattering shots' banned
Grand National Ladies' Day: 'Unflattering shots' banned
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or she puts in overtime on the pelvic floor exercising.
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That is a shame. Shirley it is better to have those sturdy liverpuddlian thighs exposed for further inspection?
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Scouse fashion police are on the lookout for these two today, spotted at the station...
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Their winter nights must just fly by
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Some real bruisers there foz.
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If ever there was an argument for immigration that was it fozwald - need some prettier genes lol
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The one in red with the split showing the tattoo was classy.
 Talk about flaunting it. Some poor bloke much the worse for the drink will have woke up beside her.  |
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Organisers of the Grand National have launched a crackdown on photographers taking unflattering pictures of Ladies' Day munters at this year's event.
Aintree racecourse boss John Baker told the Liverpool Echo the venue wanted to protect women at the world's biggest steeplechase from "unfair" coverage. He said any photographers taking shots which enforce negative stereotypes could have their accreditation revoked. Aintree want to a stop a recent trend of photographs showing women in "unflattering" poses - which some have accused of portraying Liverpool in an unfavourable light. Mr Baker told the paper: "We want to overwhelm the negativity, to push the positivity to the front. So presumably they will now be meeting with the Daily Mail ? |