Laurie question

[DarkMoon]

I was wondering if u guys were able to settle an ongoing debate I'm having on this other website lol... Can anyone confirm either way is Laurie the one in the Sheila's Wheels advert??

Some people on the site are pretty sure it is but I'm not so convinced.

[ste]

I don't think it is but I'll have a closer look next time it's on.

[Ms Becky]

The car insurance one?

[gryphons_halo]

Ive certainly looked twice a couple of times now having seen that ad. Not 100 per cent certain, but it definately looks like her.

[ste]

I just saw it and it's definately NOT her!

[claire_louise]

I doubt it. I was just thinking the last time I saw it how cheap and crappy it is. Laurie is classier than that.

[Guevara01]

It's probably not her, but i soooo agree that it looks like her!!!

x lol

[DarkMoon]

I doubt it. I was just thinking the last time I saw it how cheap and crappy it is. Laurie is classier than that.

Haha thats what I thought lol!!

I hope Ste is right in saying its NOT her... I think I trust him cuz he seems to know a lot of stuff, so thanks Ste for your confirmation

[Ryan]

I bet I would be banned from setting up a car insurance company solely for men, with lower rates etc.

Double standards.

[DarkMoon]

Yeah I know what u mean, to a certain extent! Would u seriously want a car insurance solely for men? Lol it would probably work out more expensive when u consider that (apparently) it's more frequently men that make claims on their insurance.

Car insurance for women I think can only be sexist if companys are simply banned from doing the same for men. The fact that they choose not to I wouldn't say is sexist, they probably don't because there's nothing to be gained for the driver. Having said that I do feel sorry for the younger guys out there that actually do drive safely, because they usually get painted with the same brush as 'boy racers' and so have to fork out high insurance costs.