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Lucy Pinder's hot tips for lovers to save energy

By Gary Fennelly
Tuesday, 10 February 2009

Lucy Pinder: Turn me on, turn it off

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Environment Minister Sammy Wilson may have banned climate change ads but that hasn't stopped Lucy Pinder from launching her own saucy campaign to save energy.

The 25-year-old glamour model sent temperatures soaring as she launched a drive help couples to save electricity on Valentine's Day.

Lucy kicked off the Energy Saving Week campaign alongside the "energy love doctor" with a racy message to lovers: "Turn me on, turn it off."

Lucy posed for several revealing photos and said that couples can turn the heat up around the house without using additional power.

The Celebrity Big Brother star's top tips for lovers include;

turning the bedroom lights out in favour of candlelight,
sharing showers or baths and
cuddling up in bed while turning the heating down.

Rob Bell, "energy love doctor" at the Energy Saving Trust, said: "It appears the economic gloom has ruined romance for many this Valentine's Day.

"But for those determined to spread a little love, home will truly be where the heart is on February 14 as people feeling the pinch due to the recession try to save cash."

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Wow lucy is surely stunnnnning!!!!

Posted by paul pior | 12.02.09, 11:40 GMT

I love Lucy.

Posted by Jamie | 12.02.09, 07:23 GMT

You can take part in the Energy Saving Trust's "Turn me on, turn it off" campaign at www.britainunplugged.org.uk/turnmeon

Being green has never been so sexy - what will you get up to?

Posted by BritainUnplugged | 10.02.09, 22:33 GMT

Steve, lighten up. I can see plenty of serious non-tabloid news on this website. So, if you don't like the the odd pic of gorgeous ladies don't look at 'em!

Posted by Rodney | 10.02.09, 18:26 GMT

i'd turn her on shes a hot piece of kit my lover!

Posted by warner | 10.02.09, 16:47 GMT

Oh T,

stop it, you'll be giving me a big head...

My humility is all I've got going for me.

Still, I enjoy the comments, keep them coming everyone!!!

Posted by Sharon Owens | 10.02.09, 16:17 GMT

Sharon - what I meant was that I still live at home and my mother cleans the house. I must have the cleanest bedroom in Northern Ireland!! Not bad for a fella aged 37!

I must admit that I was a tiny bit disappointed that you're married, as moving in with you would've been an ideal scenario for me. If everything falls apart in your blissful marriage, please give me a shout.

All my love

xx

Posted by Ian Hobson | 10.02.09, 15:47 GMT

I agree with Sharon Owens. Lucy's undergarments don't look comfy. I say remove them.

Posted by Jerry | 10.02.09, 15:31 GMT

Sad to see the BT become a low-class tabloid. That's 2 days in a row with "boob" pictures on the web-page. If people want that they can go to the top shelf in the newsagent - or to some internet porn site. Keep it off here, please.

Posted by Steve | 10.02.09, 15:27 GMT

I love you Sharon Owens. You are a stunner! You're witty and I love your column - best thing on this site. Enjoyed Tavern on Maple Street too. Stay sexy and happy Valentines. Raging you are married. I'd take you over Lucy Pinder anytime.

Posted by Tx | 10.02.09, 15:21 GMT

Odd bunch of posts...maybe being down under does that to a bloke...brian in Australia

Posted by brian | 10.02.09, 15:12 GMT

By the way, that green brassiere looks decidedly uncomfortable.

As do the undercrackers.

I'd rather be weird.

Posted by Sharon Owens | 10.02.09, 15:09 GMT

You can be my weird wife any day Sharon!!! the apple pie sold if for me!!! :D

Posted by Dave | 10.02.09, 14:42 GMT

Gosh, I hope we're not weird, Armagh Bhoy.

Just trying to make time for each other in a busy world.

Is it weird for a girl to cook fresh meals? Or a guy to buy nice gifts?

Blimey, I guess we are pretty weird...

Sure, as the man says, we're harming nobody.

Gutted - stop being sarcastic - I'm sure you're married to a complete stunner, what with your sense of humour.

Posted by Sharon Owens | 10.02.09, 14:26 GMT

Sharon Owens..

I take it that you and your husband are a wee bit weird??

Just guessing, going by your second comment there..??

Posted by Armagh Bhoy | 10.02.09, 13:14 GMT

Sharon! You're married? Noooooooo! My heart is broken. And all this talk of Shepherd's pie and an apple pie....

Posted by Gutted | 10.02.09, 13:00 GMT

Okay, lads: firstly, no, the fact that your Mum cleans the house for you doesn't bother me at all. A clean house is a clean house. Hopefully you pay her for her hard work though?

Secondly, what do I do for my man? - I enjoy looking after my hubby with home-cooked meals at least twice a week - and by not teasing him when he watches documentaries about WWII. I let him choose the car and he lets me choose the sofa.

On Feb 14 I shall cook him a Shepherd's pie and an apple pie - his favourites - and he'll buy me some junk jewellery - my favourite. Love is... in the details.

Posted by Sharon Owens | 10.02.09, 12:28 GMT

Hey Sharon Owens - thanks for that hot tip of yours. Now what do you recommend women do?

Posted by Sam J | 10.02.09, 11:30 GMT

"Another daft intellectual I presume ! Those opposed to Sammy are certainly scraping the bottom of the barrel."
Posted by Malachy McAnespie.

Your right dur Malachy, I agree with you brother so I do that we needs to get rid of these her intellectuals who study fings and stuff, that wee girl Lucy's nor a patch on my Sammy so she isn't. My room was cold this morning and my cup of tea steamed even more, if thats not a sign that the global warmings isn't happening then I don't know wat is so I don't.

Posted by Durvid | 10.02.09, 11:19 GMT