I think you forgot one Shane, journalists.

Nicola, London,

There's nothing sexier than a bad boy, the unpredictability

Anna Murray, London, UK

So Shane, are ALL gay men dodgy? I think we must be told.

GarryW, London,

What a depressing load of generalised tosh you commentors.

How about Kate just picks someone pleasant who she can work hard at a relationship with? Selflessly, with mutual understanding, effort and the investment of time and love?

Nah. Stupid of me; how could that ever work?

Chris, Derby,

I think she should keep well away from any of the Rolling Stones too.

Charles, London,

Just don't go near a man. They're not worth the trouble and pain

Harriet, London,

Kat, I don't think the writer is suggesting that you try all of the above males yourself!

If I had, I would keep that sort of thing to myself. ;)

Paul, Takatsuki-shi, Japan

Why bother looking dear, get a dog.

Betty, 89, from Hampshire.

Betty, Farnborough, Hampshire

Kate Moss doesn't need a man so why should she go for someone that doesn't do it for her? She is an independent woman and can afford to do it all on her own if need be.

Jo, Manchester, England

Sven, Leeds - there's nothing like a good old generalisation, is there?! That is, of course, EXACTLY what ALL British men are like. Oh yes. Good point.

Nicola, Somerset, UK

'History repeats itself first as tragedy then as farce' - it will take more than a 'lust list' to break the cycle. How about some self awareness ?

Jon , North West, UK

What depressingly stereotyped comments. Sve, believe it or not there ARE British men who are able to control their drink (speaking of which, if you're from Sweden then it's a case of pot:kettle), don't get into fights, are charming, witty, intelligent and modest. Just like me, for instance.

Ben Griffiths, London, UK

I find it funny that of all the issues posed, everyone seems to be particularly keen to leap on the 'non-Brits' aspect. And of course resort to the third-rate stereotypes. Well done chaps.

Stu, Leicester,

I'm free next Friday, or could easily become so. But I'll bet £1 to the RNLI this sin't published!

Andrew Fanner, Cowplain, UK

How about a psychotherapist? You would have two in one. I'm just not sure what the psychological society would say about it.

Petr, Brighton,

But then are the girls any different in the UK, go around most city's and towns at the weekend and they are just has good has the boys in drinking, vomiting and fighting.

Clive, Dartford, Kent

Perhaps if Kate Moss got her own house in order first, she might be in a more suitable position to conduct and hold down a serious relationship with a more genuine person than she is currently used to. Quite frankly my partner says he cant see the attraction, thin as a rake and looks drugged up!

debbie, Leics, UK

Very funny, non-Brits. All English girls that I know prefer continentals. Maybe that has to do with the fact that we got style, can behave, tend not vomit and fight between 2 and 3 on a Saturday morning, are less obese and more caring. How about that?

Sven, Leeds, UK

British men are ghastly to date. They lack straight-forwardness (they call it 'modesty') and a personality and have social anxiety from hell. Give me a happy American over a depressed Brit with an 'ironic' sense of humour any day. Stop trying to be clever all the time and start enjoying life....

Michelle, Beijing, China

Non-Brits does not automatically mean "American".

Anyway, date a girl. Much more fun.

starling, Lancaster, UK

Obvious amswer girls: Date an 'alpha male'. No matter how stupid greedy and arrogant they are the taxpayers (hard working responsible males) will always bail them out and keep you in luxury. Just don't expect any fidelity.

Eric Skelton, Cardiff, Wales

In my many years on the dating scene, I've found that singers tend to be very spontaneous, millionaires to take you to the most exotic places, sporting heroes to be energetic elsewhere (you know where), young boys make you feel their age and non-Brits have the greatest personalities and culture.

Kat, St Albans, UK