I should just like to point out that the correct British spelling of that word is a***holes.

Was this programme a repeat Azure?
I've got a feeling I've seen it a long time back.

If that woman wants to photograph vaginas for a living, and some silly moo's are happy to comply, that's up to them, but I definitely do not think it should be made into a television programme.

Having said that, I'm sure there was another programme on a week or two ago about mens penises too. I could be wrong, but I think it might have been black mens penises.

I can't understand the obsession these people have with flaunting their body parts, because that's all they are - perfectly normal body parts. We've all got them!

As others have said, is there no modesty or sense of privacy any more?
Who in their right mind would want a stranger poking about and photographing their privates for her own weird gratification? I can only assume they must be equally weird themselves.

I must be getting old.

I find the subject matter a bit boring.
Somethings should be kept private ....

I find the subject matter a bit boring.
Somethings should be kept private ....

It was - I saw a bit of it (oo-er missus) when it was first on. Laura Dodsworth is trying to make a feminist statement by showing 100 sundry flanges and of course Channel Four is the ideal place to show it (them?).

Flanges

The Portuguese have a nice name for it: Flore (Flower)

Yes, they are a bit like flowers, and they're all different. No two are exactly alike.
So every woman could justifiably claim that their naughty bits are unique.

100 vaginas eh?.... Amateurs.

I can see you're quite the expert JBR.


But not in Longy's league.


Indeed. 😐