Are the words that Holly Willoughby used to commence her address to the good viewers of This Morning.

Firstly, are you okay?

She was not - as I first thought - addressing a cameraman who had just tripped over a decapitated rent boy Schofield had left lying around the studio last week.

No, Holly was addressing us: The Great British Public.

She was checking in that we are not ALL victims too of the monster who had consensual sex with a legal aged work colleague.

How much farther does this insanity have to run?

I actually think this is the most ludicrous insane nasty witch hunt I have ever witnessed.

Well you won't have seen too much watching daytime TV from your sofa, on a Monday morning!

Wyot wrote:
Are the words that Holly Willoughby used to commence her address to the good viewers of This Morning.

Firstly, are you okay?

She was not - as I first thought - addressing a cameraman who had just tripped over a decapitated rent boy Schofield had left lying around the studio last week.

No, Holly was addressing us: The Great British Public.

She was checking in that we are not ALL victims too of the monster who had consensual sex with a legal aged work colleague.

How much farther does this insanity have to run?

I actually think this is the most ludicrous insane nasty witch hunt I have ever witnessed.

She looks absolutely triumphant. I was expecting a jig.

Just ban all TV, people and social media.

Honey wrote:
[quote]Wyot wrote:


She looks absolutely triumphant. I was expecting a jig.

Yes she was loving every minute of the attention I think.

Petey Best wrote:
Well you won't have seen too much watching daytime TV from your sofa, on a Monday morning!




I didn't watch it live Barney; just a clip on twitter later.

There is always an assumption that the 'groomed' person doesn't know their own mind. They are weak and not capable of saying no, in other words, and have 'victim' stamped across their foreheads.

Meanwhile, the man (for it is usually a man - women rarely 'groom', it would seem) is the evil pervert for helping someone out or paying them a compliment, such as saying they look nice in their swimsuit in the days before this was a capital offence.