sweet clean miriam

[Nick O time]

lmfao that is sick. but what is even more funny is how the English call men lads. lmfao i mean i knew they called male children that but i thought they called men chaps or sumtin. lmfao they used lads too many times in that too. thats good stuff i think i want to read an English newspaper now and see all the other wacky words that the Brits use too much. lol

[MantisMag]

the greatest thing ever would be if heshe starts making out with one of the guys and pitches a tent in hisher dress. i would pay money to see the look on the guy's face when he notices.

[OfficerGoat]

Thats F'n awesome!!

Hey dude.. your hot girlfreind is pitching a tent.... its freaking me out man!


ROFLMAO!

[wes]

[splatattack33]

is it wrong i got a hardon from her?

[Eric Cartman]

I first heard about this months ago. I'm pretty sure that one of the "lads" took a swing at one of the producers. I have to admit, I'd probably watch it - the same way I'd watch a train wreck. I just can't imagine how I'd feel if I was one of the "lads". I think I'd need quite a bit of therapy after that I mean they'll be making out with himher and dancing and groping himher.

As Renegadeoffunk said, big time memories of Kim Carey from the first Pet Detective flick

I think the fact that they all picked himher would make it that much worse:
"During the beginning of the show, the six men were presented with a lineup of beautiful women and asked to pick the one that they found most attractive. All of them selected a South American beauty named Miriam. Then, in typical reality dating show fashion, they competed to win her affections."

At the end of the show, when the program had its "grand reveal" and the men found out that the "gorgeous creature" Miriam wasn't a gorgeous female, they went bonkers. One of the men, a Royal Marine, supposedly broke down crying from the "humiliation" when the deception was revealed ... and, according to reports, some of the production crew sympathized with the men's reaction and turned on Endemol and British network BSkyB, a sister network to Fox in the U.S., which was planning to air the show.