A WOMAN has hilariously hit back at trolls who wondered how she’d bagged a “10” when she’s a “two”.
Ellie had taken to TikTok to share a video of herself and her husband heading for a date night at the cinema to see Abigail, despite admitting she isn’t a fan of horror movies.
But in the comments on that video, one cruel person wrote: “How did you manage to bag a guy like him?
“A 2 with a 10”.
Ellie decided to hit back in another video, as she said: “That is an excellent question.
“What it was is, back in 2005, I stumbled across this sausage sucking class and I excelled, it was magnificent.
“And it f**king paid off!”
She then added: “Maybe I can get you them details!
“And maybe… ah, but actually, you also need a good personality.
“Back to the drawing board, eh?”
People in the comments section were quick to praise Ellie for her response, with one writing: “Boom!! 10/10 comeback!”
“Literally just gained a follower with this reply,” another added.
“The best response ever frigging – howling,” a third commented.
“Oh my God, I love that comeback,” someone else commented.
“You’re a 10 for that comeback alone!!!” another wrote.
“Don’t know the back story, don’t care!” someone else said.
“But this had me in stitches. Potential top actress!”
“Fabulous answer, you’re the winner, 11/10,” another added.
“Come back of the year guuuuuurl…. Love it…” someone else said.
As another wrote: “This made me laugh so much! Best come back!”
And others insisted Ellie shouldn’t take any notice of the response, insisting she’s definitely a “10”.
Euclid, a mathematician from around 300 BC, is one of the first to discuss the golden ratio openly.
He refers to the subject as the “extreme and mean ratio” in the Elements – an ancient collection of works about numbers.
The golden ratio is the ratio of a line segment that has been cut into multiple pieces of varying lengths.
The golden ratio divides any line at 1.618, known as Phi, or the Greek letter ϕ.
It creates a ratio that is proportional to both sides of the dividing line, and is believed to provide the most aesthetically pleasing outcome, whether that is a building design or proportions on someone’s face.
In layman’s terms, the golden ratio basically provides a guide for something to be considered attractive by the human eye.
The mathematical equation – known as Phi – sees the ideal facial proportions as 3:2:3.
It is worked out by analysing the forehead-to-nose-to-chin areas.
“Ignore her, you’re both a 10!!” one wrote.
“They’re jealous because you don’t need make-up to look gorgeous,” another added.
“There is absolutely nothing wrong with you,” a third commented.
“I would put it down to jealousy!”
“You are a 10! forget it, you are a 11,” someone else said.
“I still can’t believe people say such spiteful things,” another wrote.
To which Ellie replied: “I’ve had a lot worse!”
“There are people out there that think Ryan Gosling is a 10/10,” someone else said.
“I would legit walk past him in Tesco.”
