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Also, I want to make it clear that I'm not laughing at the model or her size - it's clearly a staged picture with inflammatory elements purely for the purposes of the article. The cigarette, the full glass of wine, the clothing chosen to emphasise a sedentary lifestyle, deliberate staging.
:D Exactly! Women! You're not running round after your man??! The only exlpanation must be that you're sitting down, smoking and boozing and wearing awful clothes while sporting a bad haircut
 
:D Exactly! Women! You're not running round after your man??! The only exlpanation must be that you're sitting down, smoking and boozing and wearing awful clothes while sporting a bad haircut
Yes, you lazy lazy slattern, instead of making you and your home look nice for him after a hard day's work, you're smoking, drinking and probably watching Jeremy Kyle. For shame!
 
She added that she might have considered letting him meet her then ten-year-old son – the same age as Venables when he murdered toddler James Bulger in Bootle, Merseyside in 1993


This is quite an extraordinary sentence.
 
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Mrs Dacre relaxes after being double-cunted.
 
Re posts a bit earlier : I know this isn't right, not in any way at all :oops:, but every time I hear anecdotes about how shit the NHS is, I think 'I bet you read that in the Daily Mail'
 
Good quote there:

"With great efficiency, the Mail churns out articles seemingly to rile one particular demographic, who then furious retweet links to the article on the Mail's website, increasing their page views - which in turn increases the amount they can charge advertisers and ultimately makes them more money (which could potentially be used to employ more writers that write articles annoying particular demographics!)."

For that reason could people please quote whatever it is that annoys them rather than just linking to the fucking Mail site so I don't have to click the link? :mad:

Ta :) .
 
Don't forget the Guardian Comment Generator

http://www.tomforth.co.uk/guardiancomments/

As I was composting the left-overs of my foraged berry and wild sorrel salad, I couldn't help wonder! Everyone needs to stop submitting to the processed-food mafia and get back to *real* nutrition. But that's the fallout from having PM Bliar for a decade!

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"As my great-uncle on my mother's side was a steel-worker from East Kilbride I feel that I can speak with some authority about the British working-class experience. If my cleaner can speak such wonderful English, why can't all children in the UK learn at least two foreign languages? Viva la revolucion! Viva Chavez. - Gloriola Smith-Wendley, Fulham"
 
As my great-uncle on my mother's side was a steel-worker from East Kilbride I feel that I can speak with some authority about the British working-class experience. Fighting for a better world is not easy but we're never going to get anywhere if we don't all do our bit - like when we organised an organic bake-sale at our local community gardens to raise awareness for Kurdish Women's rights. It's time to recognise that animal rights now are as important as women's rights last century.
 
Never seen that before Firky, it's brilliant. Is it done by someone off here? I noticed a comment by The39thStep from a month ago. Must be the one from here because it mentions Laurie Penny :D

Also, didn't you used to be lowercase f? :confused:
 
Never seen that before Firky, it's brilliant. Is it done by someone off here? I noticed a comment by The39thStep from a month ago. Must be the one from here because it mentions Laurie Penny :D

Also, didn't you used to be lowercase f? :confused:

I suspect it is but they have never been forthcoming :hmm:
 
I refused to read the article as I was so outraged by the headline but my response is unambiguous! When it comes to buying seafood, it just simply isn't worth trying to save a few pounds choosing dredged over hand-caught scallops. I guess Marx was more right than he knew when he warned us against the dangers of laissez-faire capitalism.
 
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