This is actually quite funny, caring and doting about his son with Sharon, whilst his ex wife who he was cheating on whilst her mother was dying from cancer and the kids he had with her are all back in Ireland and barely ever see him. bleep.Celebs etc in hospital posting from their with sad face. Or worse still showing pictures of their kids in hospital. Ronan Keating has just posted with intrusive pictures of his son.
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Ronan Keating's son Cooper, 4, rushed to hospital
Ronan Keating's four-year-old son Cooper has been rushed to hospital with an unknown ailment.www.dailymail.co.uk
Calling them out is not trollingPeople calling Tattle trolls and threatening to out them. There is a page doing the round on insta at the min
trolling and gossip is distinctly different
'Leaha, Teeanna, and Ria' Did they use a bag of Scrabble tiles to name those kids?!
And then shout about privacy when they have sold there kids souls to an inch of there life!!Basically, the commercialisation of little kids by their 'parents'. It's disgusting, and morally reprehensible, in my humble opinion.
OMG yes! I don’t know why but they give me the creeps. And all those horny middle aged white women in the comments!‘Thefamileighx’ on Instagram, the dad just bothers me![]()
People calling Tattle trolls and threatening to out them. There is a page doing the round on insta at the min
trolling and gossip is distinctly different
I know, yesterday I have was literally on fumes and my petrol light was on, and I had to drive to the next town to pick my nephew up from preschool. I felt like the worst person in the world driving from petrol station to petrol station looking for fuel but I genuinely needed it!People moaning about others "panic buying" petrol , how do they know they haven't genuinely ran out and need it for work etc not everyone will be "panic buying" makes me not want to get petrol when needed incase I end up on the local face book page![]()
Slightly off topic but: do they?people could function without toilet roll, everyone needs petrol for the daily lives.
I'd say a vast majority of people require fuel on a daily basis. For example I wouldn't be able to get to and from work without it. There's no direct public transport route of any mode so my commute would be over three hours each way and the service also isn't always available at the time I'd need to use it. Not everywhere has train access and buses also require fuel. I know a lot of people are in the same boat.Slightly off topic but: do they?
I don’t drive and use trains or walk to get around. Even in an extreme scenario where petrol was rationed only for the emergency services, delivery vehicles, key workers and so on, I would be pretty fine.