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Am I the only bloke who thinks this woman is just GORGEOUS?

posted 11 years ago by BulletHeadedSaxonMothersSon
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Serisouly, she is not remotely masculine-looking and people calling her "sir" detracts from what is otherwise a funny show.

She may not be attractive in a generic way but Miranda is ALL woman from head to toe.

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[–] fatpie42 11 years ago

I've thought she was gorgeous since she was in the sci-fi series "Hyperdrive".

I don't mind the thing where people call her "Sir". I suspect, like many aspects of this series, it's a massive exaggeration of what she's seen in real life. There's a prejudice against more chunky women in our society, no matter how gorgeous they are, and this series reflects that.

[–] jones8557-1 10 years ago

Everyone has a type.

[–] !!!deleted!!! (1523833) 10 years ago

It bugs me when people call her "sir" because there's NO WAY she'd be mistaken for a guy!

[–] Mikey-Mike 10 years ago

I agree, especially with those knockers ...

[–] davidhull6 9 years ago

I'd let her play Hop on Pop anytime!

[–] ToHelenBackAgain 9 years ago

Not classically pretty (beautiful complexion though), but I agree, thoroughly womanly, and also very sexy. She really inhabits her body completely. It's very appealing!

"I had a bad batch of agoraphobe brain, and I can't get out of my apartment."

[–] dsrtrosy-1 8 years ago

and people calling her "sir" detracts from what is otherwise a funny show

But it's real life for us tall girls. I am not at all masculine, but I'm 6' tall. It's shocking how often someone calls me sir. Which makes that part of the show truly hilarious for me. Especially when, as has happened once or twice, someone looks right at my double Ds and hears my clearly high-pitched voice and STILL calls me "sir". I even had a woman call me "sir" three times in a row, even after I said, "Um...ma'am?" The second time, I even made mermaid hands around my curves and said, "Ma'am." She called me "sir" again and I gave up and walked away.