ChatterBank0 min ago
Mourning?
Has the big fat one declared a national day of mourning in England. If this is anything to go by then he should. What has this to do with football?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I don't have any problem with Maggie using the phrase big fat one but I would like to understand why those posting so vehemently about the disgraceful racism on the football thread aren't equally up in arms about this abuse. I can only conclude that it's quite OK to be rude about anyone's appearance or character as long as they are not 'of colour'?
I think you all have this wrong.
MBee believes that the SNP have control here and it is the SNP Parliamentary hero Ian “Bravebelly” Blackford that is issuing this decree. It is the gift to the Hansard comedy pages, Ian the Unready, that surely MBee believes is now, in addition to carrying the SNP slush fund begging bowl is now adding National decrees. Veni, vidi, Ipse desiderari occasionem
MBee believes that the SNP have control here and it is the SNP Parliamentary hero Ian “Bravebelly” Blackford that is issuing this decree. It is the gift to the Hansard comedy pages, Ian the Unready, that surely MBee believes is now, in addition to carrying the SNP slush fund begging bowl is now adding National decrees. Veni, vidi, Ipse desiderari occasionem
jno - most obese people overeat. (Put on a bit myself over the last year, but it's going.) I did know, however a very rotund, 'Billy Bunter' of a chap whose condition was glandular (he was under the care of a hospital).
Personally, my 11-yr-old grandson appalled me when I saw him after a year, a couple of months ago. He'd gone from rounded/on the plump side - but it would go when he grew - to a definite Billy Bunter. Even the lips were puffy. He was bursting out of his clothes.
Quandary, what can I do? I served a lovely, salady lunch and didn't mention it. I have to leave it to his mum, who said 'airily' that 'lockdown hadn't been kind' to him.
I'm considering giving him a Billy Bunter omnibus for Christmas!
Personally, my 11-yr-old grandson appalled me when I saw him after a year, a couple of months ago. He'd gone from rounded/on the plump side - but it would go when he grew - to a definite Billy Bunter. Even the lips were puffy. He was bursting out of his clothes.
Quandary, what can I do? I served a lovely, salady lunch and didn't mention it. I have to leave it to his mum, who said 'airily' that 'lockdown hadn't been kind' to him.
I'm considering giving him a Billy Bunter omnibus for Christmas!