Young UK models have the entire world before them. It’s like they can go out and do just about anything they want and it’s all based on their looks. And they do look good, that’s for sure. Just the other day I saw a very attractive young model walking down the street and she acted like she owned the entire town. She walked with such a high and mighty air about her that she seemed like a goddess among the mortals. If that wasn’t enough, she even looked down on everyone that came within a few feet of her and held her head up like the rest of the world was full of stench.

Now, I know there are some young UK models out there that aren’t quite as put off by the rest of us, but this girl had something firmly implanted up her ass and I’m almost positive that it wasn’t anything as enjoyable as a large dildo. Not only did she act like she was better than everyone else, but she also spoke down to anyone who was trying to help her with anything. I noticed that she made the poor girl in the clothing store feel about two inches tall when she spoke to her. I don’t know about you, but I don’t think that is right at all.

If any of you young UK models out there think that you can get away with acting like this then you might want to consider the fact that without all of us common people paying our hard earned money, you wouldn’t be as popular as you think you are. It’s a known fact that without fans any person of even a semi celebrity status would collapse and sink into the unknown. Just look at all those one hit wonder bands from the 80’s. You don’t see them around making demands of the public now, do you?

I think in the culture and times we live in these young UK models really need to know what respect means. In fact, most of the kids these days good do with a good lesson in manners and respect in my opinion. But these high and mighty models that think their shit doesn’t stink really need to take a moment to figure out that they are no better than the rest of us just because their job is to get pictures taken of them and posted in magazines.