That laura bird off mtv news

dr.bollocko wrote: »

If you do a google image search for boards.ie dr.bollocko that chick is the 2nd result. At least she is famous by proxy.

Nodin wrote: »

"As to yer woman, shes nowhere near as irritating as Mrs 'I-Had-Speakin- Lessons-to-hide-my-paddyness' on sky doing the weather.

naasface wrote: »

how do you mean?

dr.bollocko wrote: »

Hehe I knew that one was coming. Nah. I noticed it as a response to some random thread asking to see what the result on google image search was when you google boards.ie and your username. The lady in question and the picture in question are rather easy on the memory.
Also.
EEK!!!

Zebra3 wrote: »

Why not? Numerous birds have stooped that low before..... :pac:

Byline: Peter Robertson

WHEN Laura Whitmore famously beat 3,000 other hopefuls in a competition to become the new face of MTV News, a casual observer might have been forgiven for thinking that she had proved her worth through talent alone.
Yet only weeks into her new job, Laura followed the depressingly familiar route taken by so many other young women who scramble around in the foothills of TV fame.

In the July issue of FHM, a so-called lads mag that cloaks itself in faux intellect, the 23-year-old former convent schoolgirl from Bray, Co. Wicklow, appeared wearing black knickers, thigh-high socks and a white T-shirt. Perhaps even more depressingly, she justified her decision by saying she wouldnt have even considered it had the offer come from the more downmarket (though only slightly) Zoo or Nuts and, again like so many before her, she claims not to have regretted her decision.

She said: People may think it wasnt necessarily the best move, but Ill completely stand by what I did. It was a bit of fun. You dont need to take your clothes off to be sexy, and you can see that I am wearing a lot of clothes in that shoot.

She added: I said I wouldnt do Zoo or Nuts Im not a model like that but I said I would do FHM because thats a high-end magazine, and Id seen established presenters like Emma Griffiths and Fearne Cotton do similar shoots, so I felt honoured FHM even wanted me. She went on: When I did FHM, I was in complete control over what I wore.

Yet the simple fact remains that Rickie Haywood Williams, Lauras copresenter on MTVs The News Cube, has not had to remove his shirt or pose in his boxer shorts to help his career and, in any case, there is little evidence that appearances in magazines such as FHM have any significant effect on longevity.

You need look no further than Emma Ledden, another Irish former MTV presenter, for proof of that. She too beat 2,000 hopefuls to land a job as an MTV VJ and later presented BBCs Saturday morning kids show, Live and Kicking yet now she runs a Dublin-based media training school, teaching other people how to break into TV.

As if to confirm the obvious, the interview that accompanied the racy images of Laura, which included talk of prostitutes, transvestites and threesomes, has not had any practical effect. When asked how much fan-mail she has received since starting on MTV in May, she replied: Zilch! Do you wanna write me a letter?

Actually, Ive got a few e-mails from people asking where I got my tops, but thats where it ends. THERE are, however, other trappings of fame to contend with. When I was in Oxygen, a nightclub in Londons Leicester Square, two 11-year-old girls followed me to the toilet and waited outside the cubicle to say hello. That was funny. But Im not big. There are much more famous people in London than me no one really cares about me.

Since she was 16, Laura has dyed her hair blonde, and occasionally it seems to have conferred the stereotypical dizziness on her young shoulders.
She said: At a premiere with Rickie, I was asked for my autograph and I thought, oh, my God, what do I do? Do I write my first name? My second name? I dont know! I just copy what Rickie does.

In the meantime, Laura has a list of people shed like to interview Johnny Depp, Bono, Stereophonics, Stephen Gately & Stephen Gately? Stephen was my favourite and I dont think that was ever going to happen the poster on my wall got dumped when he broke my heart! Not, she laughs, because he admitted his homosexuality. That said, at least he might appreciate her primarily for her talent and not just as yet another piece of celebrity eye candy in a lads mag.

Kold wrote:

Emma Griffith was the best thing about MTV ever. Fact. I'll stab you.

melekalikimaka wrote: »

she doable but defo a double bagger

Reece Narrow Switch-hitter wrote: »

If you really believe this, then you are incredibly naive. Seriously, and you call her "innocent?"