I can't tell if you're trolling this thread or you're actually this clueless? Co-workers cheating has zero to do with grooming or sexual assault.
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I've come to the conclusion that Walliams is basically Scofield on a much bigger scale
To be honest I'm not sure as many would as you might expect.
I agree, they'd talk about him but not to him about it.
I did. I found it a bit strange how she started out by saying she had never met David Walliams and hadn't ever worked with him, then a little later Cathy Newman mentioned Lucy had been on panel shows with him? Not to call her bluff, as if she reported something about DW she was told in confidence, then that is always a good thing, I just thought that comment about not working with him was a bit weird. (I also don't know if she has infact done panel shows with him, it's just what was mentioned in the interview).
Michael Jackson sharing his bed with star struck kids was deemed beautiful and innocent by adoring fans.
sadly, yes.
thinking that men will call out other men on their behaviour is a pipe dream at this point. i don’t even know if they would have given it a second thought in private.
The first one - Carol McGiffin (sp?) - had an awful lot to say that was bad...
There was a married guy who loved to enthusiasticly hug female co-workers, but these married women were fine with it & never pulled away.
Not going to tag the poster, but NO these women were categorically NOT fine with it.
Not going to tag the poster, but NO these women were categorically NOT fine with it.
The most sickening part of this is how surrounded and protected DW has been by co-workers, TV producers/executives and fellow celebrities. Same with Russell Brand. And lord knows how many others.
We have to stop this culture of turning a blind eye.
And also as a mother of 3 daughters, I do question parents who allow their children such freedom to be mixing with much older adult celebrities. Is money and fame really that much of a lure that common sense goes out the window?
We have to stop this culture of turning a blind eye.
And also as a mother of 3 daughters, I do question parents who allow their children such freedom to be mixing with much older adult celebrities. Is money and fame really that much of a lure that common sense goes out the window?
Thank you.
I couldn’t bare respond to that as I’m not awake enough to cope with getting the rage.
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Same here. I read it and pressed quote, but then deleted because my blood pressure is already up.
Self care is a priority in these threads.
By the end of last night I was ready to rage post pretty much everything.
Not great for a good night sleep.
There are so many people in these threads who are either a troll, completely brainless, or a brainless troll.
I've always considered Osman to beLet's not forget Sali Hughes was in his BBC doc talking about tattle life and calling it extreme cyber harassment
It's crazy how much BBC money has been spent smearing tattle because honest opinions and screenshots is a threat to their "talent".
Sali Hughes has a history of being a right witch herself - far worse than some of the worst posters on tattle. Joked with India Knight about sending round her convicted child sex offender (Cat A) and convicted of assaulting a teenager husband Eric Joyce to tattlers homes. Bulled the old Guardian columnist out of her job with her twitter chums to get her the gig. Bullied Dawn O'Porter and Esther Walker in the "good old days" of twitter, but wiped this years later before totally flouncing from twitter after she defended to the hilt "poor Huw Edwards" who she claimed was a good man and an innocent victim of a smear campaign.
Tattle is pretty light on Sali Hughes considering all she's done. Awful woman. She posted during the media frenzy that Christopher Jefferies clearly had the face of a killer and often mocked Katie Price and Kylie for botox. But when she has similar comments at her she calls it harassment and totally unacceptable. Rules for thee, but not for me.
If someone's got an active tattle thread and they're very vocal about how much they hate tattle there is probably a very good reason.
If Sali Hughes doesn't want people talking about her marriage and sex life then she shouldn't write columns talking of giving her husband a maintenance bag. But she has the power of the BBC and Guardian behind her to blame tattle for her digital footprint.
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Sali Hughe's husband Dan Maier is a long time collaborator with Harry Hill and a chief writer for over a decade on his show. Marina Hyde and Richard Osman have praised him on their podcast, and their latest podcast is going down like a bag of cold sick with gaslighting subscribers about Russell Brand. Richard Osman previously defended Sali Hughes as a lovely person when she's attacked tattle. Richard Osman was a chief exec at the company that made Russell Brand famous but now claims Brand wasn't really part of the entertainment industry and wasn't on any big shows.
These people are all so connected. And so untrustworthy.
. (I'm sure he thinks very highly of me )
I had to stop reading the Walliams article. It’s all a Bit Much at the moment
At this point it’s more of a shock when somebody isn’t a creepy sexual predator. I’ve seen lots online in recent years regarding David Jason.
This is a great point. I really hope the tide is turning with this stuff.
I refuse to walk alone at night. I'll only go places if I can walk with my dog. Sounds dramatic but no one has approached me when I have him with me. I dont think men understand the fear when a man is behind us or is potentially following us. Its scary.
Long may these scummy powerful men be exposed for what they are doing.
I don't highlight, but I have lots of notes and cross-references. And my Greek NT, like yours, has various alternative translations so that I can try to understand myself what the author meant and make sense of the text. (Also both have a few footnotes where I've referenced theologians that I have found useful on a particular piece of text.)