especially if they happen to be good looking, but then beauty is often in the eye of the beholder. Dressing up the person as "eye candy" is really no different between male and female, especially when they are dressing up for TV cameras. They are going to be "eye candy" to those who like looking at them. So unless you want to 'dress them down' as he was suggesting, why single out only the females? Yes, it's true that women often wear more makeup and flashier clothes, but that is a cultural thing. Men also wear makeup (especially for TV cameras) and clothes that make them look better or more muscular (shoulder pads in their suit jackets)... so why draw the distinction unless you want to just be a total jerk... which GOG obviously is. I consider it a compliment that he doesn't like me. I wouldn't want to be liked by someone like him.