The girls did use to wear bikinis, until Ofcom intervened and said bikinis were inappropriate for daytime TV.
(29-05-2014 01:54 )BarrieBF Wrote: [ -> ]The girls did use to wear bikinis, until Ofcom intervened and said bikinis were inappropriate for daytime TV.
That was years ago. There's no logical reason to call new ventures (like the Australian and SA shows) Bikini Babes, other than it's probably eye-catching on the epg.
(29-05-2014 01:54 )BarrieBF Wrote: [ -> ]The girls did use to wear bikinis, until Ofcom intervened and said bikinis were inappropriate for daytime TV.
Where the fuck do offcom make this shit up!
I go on holiday to spain and every girl is on the beach wearing a bikini. Families and little kids are all there having a good time in the sun. No one is thinking that the ladies or girls are dressed inappropriately.
Hell even 1/3 of the women are sunbathing topless. No one tells them to cover up.
This is normal behaviour, it's just what people do. What offcom are promoting is abnormal behaviour which is unnatural and unhealthy.
What Charlie C's wearing today isn't too far away from being a bikini.
I've seen Vicki Narni close to a bikini at times. By the way I think she's your best girl, although she announced on air today that it's the first day of the World Cup, so I don't think she's very accurately informed.
I see that Babestation are no longer broadcasting to Australia. I assume that's a permanent decision and it won't be coming back.
Broadcasting a daytime show at night in Australia always struck me as an optimistic idea.