yeah that ended with me sleeping with one of them… never again
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The overly-glam-practically-naked-heavily-pregnant photoshoots that seem to be all the rage at the moment. Find them bleeping weird.
Yes , the works Christmas do. Torture. I hate working with you why would I want to go on a night out and split the bill. No thanks, I’m licking paper chains.,
I'm quite traditional in that I would want my boyfriend to speak to my Dad before asking me to marry him. I know a lot of people don't agree with that though 
I would rather have a colonoscopy with an entire room of hunks watching than go to my works Christmas party.
Nooooooooo I base my whole year on that
All fizzy drinks are revolting, nothing better and more thirst quenching than ice cold still water.
Nobody is addicted to food, they are just greedy. (& I'm saying that as a fatty myself).
Plain people age so much more favourably than people who were beautiful when young (see Gail Tilsley from Corrie as a point of reference).
Influencers are all thick as tit and if they break ad rules should be permanently banned from Instagram.
Nobody is addicted to food, they are just greedy. (& I'm saying that as a fatty myself).
Plain people age so much more favourably than people who were beautiful when young (see Gail Tilsley from Corrie as a point of reference).
Influencers are all thick as tit and if they break ad rules should be permanently banned from Instagram.
She's a classic prawn
Jesus Christ she has aged fantastically!
Foolish choiceNooooooooo I base my whole year on that
You should at least factor in your horoscope and a touch of Nostrodamus before making concrete plans.
I agree with you. I know a lot of women say 'my Dad doesn't own me! I'm my own person!' but I don't see it as being like that at all, it's the symbolic gesture I likeI'm quite traditional in that I would want my boyfriend to speak to my Dad before asking me to marry him. I know a lot of people don't agree with that though
unpopular opinion for me this morning, I think foreign aid is a good thing.
a lot of of organised crime usually starts in developing countries as a result of poverty, lack of policing etc. And results in problems in the U.K. later on down the line - organised crime, trafficking etc. It makes sense to spend the money at the root of the problem. It’s cheaper short term. (Criminal courts and policing is hugely expensive and tackling organised crime is a laborious process)
It’s usually pretty beneficial to the U.K. long term. It builds favourable relationships and dare I say, dependencies. For example the U.K. has established training for policing in certain areas of the world. This means the government are pretty reliant on advice, in simple terms, for how to continue to implement these processes. (the U.K. had the first professional police force in the world - the Met - so if anyone is qualified to help others on the policing front, it’s the U.K. believe it or not). It also means they have a good relationship with the U.K. which paves the way for future trade agreements. It stabilises a country which means the become richer. And they become our wealthy friend, no longer a poor relative relying on handouts.
In a purely moral sense, it saves lives. Global poverty has been reduced by half in the past 20 years. That’s a huge/wonderful achievement.
a lot of people against aid say “but charity starts at home. We have homeless vets” and yeh, we do. But it’s an entirely separate issue. Homelessness is SO hard to tackle because it’s complex AF. And the U.K. has enough money to invest in foreign aid while also helping people at home. If you’re ever in doubt at how much money the U.K. has, look at the money that was found at the back of the sofa for the failed test and trace stuff …
a lot of of organised crime usually starts in developing countries as a result of poverty, lack of policing etc. And results in problems in the U.K. later on down the line - organised crime, trafficking etc. It makes sense to spend the money at the root of the problem. It’s cheaper short term. (Criminal courts and policing is hugely expensive and tackling organised crime is a laborious process)
It’s usually pretty beneficial to the U.K. long term. It builds favourable relationships and dare I say, dependencies. For example the U.K. has established training for policing in certain areas of the world. This means the government are pretty reliant on advice, in simple terms, for how to continue to implement these processes. (the U.K. had the first professional police force in the world - the Met - so if anyone is qualified to help others on the policing front, it’s the U.K. believe it or not). It also means they have a good relationship with the U.K. which paves the way for future trade agreements. It stabilises a country which means the become richer. And they become our wealthy friend, no longer a poor relative relying on handouts.
In a purely moral sense, it saves lives. Global poverty has been reduced by half in the past 20 years. That’s a huge/wonderful achievement.
a lot of people against aid say “but charity starts at home. We have homeless vets” and yeh, we do. But it’s an entirely separate issue. Homelessness is SO hard to tackle because it’s complex AF. And the U.K. has enough money to invest in foreign aid while also helping people at home. If you’re ever in doubt at how much money the U.K. has, look at the money that was found at the back of the sofa for the failed test and trace stuff …
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I hate dressing up! Get invited ( pre Covid ) to so many parties only to find out it’s a Harry Potter themed party or some random eighties theme. Serious only chance to dress up, in some nice clothes and step away from trainers and you want me to wear a costume!
Both of my children hate dressing up too ( school ) they like to blend in and not stand out can’t bare spending money on costumes and no I’m not creative and don’t own a sawing machine
I’m a woman of a certain age my priority is not playing dressing up. Have a friend who was surprised I haven’t got a dressing up box! Really?
Both of my children hate dressing up too ( school ) they like to blend in and not stand out can’t bare spending money on costumes and no I’m not creative and don’t own a sawing machine
I’m a woman of a certain age my priority is not playing dressing up. Have a friend who was surprised I haven’t got a dressing up box! Really?
Most big stars aren’t exceptionally talented or creative. Thinking Adele, etc. Most people can be trained to sing. Is just Big Industry Execs pulling the strings and finding someone who fits who they have in mind to promote.
Ed Sheeran’s business and PR acumen far far exceed his musical talent
Ed Sheeran’s business and PR acumen far far exceed his musical talent
I have been engaged twice and both asked my dad, which I loved. Not for a particular reason apart from traditionI'm quite traditional in that I would want my boyfriend to speak to my Dad before asking me to marry him. I know a lot of people don't agree with that though
TLDR should be utilised more. Some posts are like war and peace.
Oh I hate this! Get it published like
Adele is rubbish. She just churns out dreary songs and shouts.
And on the subject of music, Florence and the machine are tit. Her voice is extremely irritating
Van Morrison ,Chrissie Hynde and Bob Dylan don't sing ,they talk.
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