"They're young, feisty, I think I can probably say have a bit of sex appeal and they're just very connected with the local area," he said.Mr Abbott was standing between Ms Scott and his daughter, both of whom laughed at the sex appeal comment.Ms Kelly told the ABC she had two children, was organising school art shows and was pushing 50 years of age. Labor frontbencher Kim Carr seized on the remarks, labelling Mr Abbott "pathetic".However, Mr Abbott said later on Tuesday that he was simply being "exuberant" when reporters asked him about Ms Scott, who is running for the seat held by Assistant Treasurer David Bradbury by a margin of 1.1 per cent."She's a mate of mine, I was exuberant, she's a hard working candidate who knows the electorate inside and out and I'm really proud to be associated with her," he said.Mr Robb says the comment was made "largely in jest" and no offence was meant or taken."He's got three strong-minded daughters, he's got sisters, one of whom's gay, he's got a highly competent and strong wife ...a very pleasant wife in Margie," Mr Robb said."Look - he's an average sort of person as far as these sort of things go and we've just got to not start to get too precious about this."New South Wales Family and Community Services Minister Pru Goward, who is also a former sex discrimination commissioner, has told Macquarie Radio she sees nothing wrong with drawing attention to a candidate's sex appeal."I think a lot of politicians are described as sexy," she said."I mean, I didn't think Bob Hawke or Paul Keating were particularly sexy."I liked them but I didn't think...Nearly a third of teenage girls have met people offline after becoming online friends, according to a new study.

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