[chrysostom]

I thought that she'd be about a size 16 at least, on TV she doesn't look fat but she's probably one of the biggest attractive women on TV. There's such a gap between the size someone looks on TV and in real life...I think when I went to Tussauds and saw the waxwork models of Christina Aguileira, JLo and Cheryl Cole it really hit home - I'd be able to lift them with just my forearm!

I know size 12 is small, but there are quite a few girls you'll meet on a daily basis that are thinner, and I tend not to find them sexually attractive. Aesthetically they're great looking - but it's just not quite for me (was more a comment that I don't prefer thin girls).

edit. not to the extent of Ben and his policy of over 20's.

[Yudster]

People do tend to look a little curvier on telly than they are in real life, but celebrity sizes do also tend to be reported on the small side. The skinny ones are stupid skinny though in real life. Much as I would like to be considerably less lumpy than I am now, I genuinely would never ever want to be that thin.

[Nicola_Red]

In my experience people "off the TV" always look smaller in real life - shorter, thinner, more delicate facial features. When I see women like Cheryl Cole looking so thin it does make me wonder how tiny they would be in real life - probably scarily so.

[Munki Bhoy]

It's the accent that does it for me.

[bmstinton93]

http://chrismoyles.net/soundvault/sound ... ileid=2563

[BBQ]

I got a good laugh of her doing the voice for Sat Nav. Too many wrong turns or not turning around soon enough and she starts swearing.
I can see it now!