"high Art" Or Colossal Pervert?

[meglet]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2602335/Women-Who-Eat-On-Tubes-founder-says-voyeuristic-Facebook-page-trolled-online-barrage-toxic-hatred.html

[jno]

neither?

But I believe it's closed down

[Mamyalynne]

Neither for me too.

If it is 'observational' I am not sure what it proves - seems a bit fetishlike to me.

[Lie-in King]

Again, neither - boring & pointless IMO

[aelmpvw]

just snaps of women eating on the move but then i'm just a simple man

[ll_billym]

Evocative, thought provoking and passionate - a story for our times.

[woofgang]

obviously someone with too much time on their hands

[snags]

''Evocative, thought provoking and passionate''

^ Blimey that's a bit OTT... just makes me hungry.

[mikey4444]

I heard this tw*t being interviewed this morning on the Today Program. He came over as arrogant in the extreme. Complete pillock.

[Old_Geezer]

Hardly "high" but the trouble with art is that art is whatever the self proclaimed "artist" says it is. If folk like to look at it I guess it might be art. They've found a theme and run with it.

I have no idea why folk would want to troll the webpage though. Unless trolling is high art.

[Old_Geezer]

Do folks get offended or banned for giant vulvas dive ? Funny old world.

Are folk effectively born again at their destination ?

[ludwig]

// The founder of a controversial Facebook group which invites people to post photographs of women eating on the London Underground said he is considering shutting it down due to the 'toxic hatred' he has received online. //

Proof that toxic hatred is not always a bad thing.

[anotheoldgit]

Should the press who have published pictures women and men drunk and incapable on the streets of the UK, also be classed as colossal perverts.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2532094/Welcome-Britain-2014-Shameful-scenes-alcohol-fuelled-New-Years-chaos-spills-towns-cities-Britain.html

British Transport Police say they have had three complaints, that just about sums it up.

[Baldric]

How bored would you have to be to do that in the first place?

[meglet]

Mmmm. I actually don't see the harm in it, it's only that a few feminists have got the hump about it that its been pulled (and I am saying that as a feminist myself, just not a particularly militant one).

[meglet]

Well commuting is pretty boring, I do three hours of it a day.

And eating on public transport is pretty poor manners. I hate smelling other people's food.

[anotheoldgit]

Or the acts of this pervert French comedian Remi Gaillard?

DON'T VIEW IF EASILY OFFENDED.

http://www.news.com.au/technology/online/french-comedian-rmi-gaillard-sparks-controversy-with-degrading-free-sex-video/story-fnjwnhzf-1226873403008