Baht Simpson

Not a fan of facts eh?

That's the reason schools try to teach kids that bigotry and homophobia are unacceptable. Or would you rather it's all kept quiet and the kid hides who his parents are so he doesn't get beat up?

Same old tired tropes. You really should be doing better.

Or u could just tell me. I'm not going to blind buy something and find it smells like a badgers arse. 😀

So what is the attraction of the Mennen Deodorant?

And it's not just the fragrance. I managed to get a UK version of OS in a white china bottle with the red splash cap. These days it comes in a plastic bottle with an atomizer. I seem to remember the original had a grey cap with an off-white bottle and a different, larger ship. Less than 500b. You cant go wrong for that retro vibe. The formulation has changed over the years. To my olfactories (sic) it's very similar but not as strong, probably altered to suit more modern tastes.

I bought a bottle of the after shave recently and it brought back lots of memories. It's certainly retro but fine after shaving. It's nice to smell these old fragrances again. Old Spice certainly attracted the ladies, so much so that their slogan was something like, if your father hadn't worn it, you wouldn't be here.

⁸ I think it's more that Jeremy Corbyn wanted pensions unfrozen and Starmer doesn't. They know which side their bread is buttered on. Not a chance in hell now as they try to claw back some of the wasted money.

Secede means withdraw from. You can't secede to something. The U.K. cannot secede from anything, although each member country could theoretically cede from the Union, subject to a change in the constitution. Perhaps you mean succumb. 🙂

Once again, my post wasn't about the rights and wrongs of this issue but the one-sided reporting.

Yes, but just make sure you don't binge drink the four days, which is just as bad.

Precisely.

That's not what I was talking about. I wasn't justifying or condemning the actions by the NHS. My post was about fairness in reporting the issue and people's knee-jerk reactions without full knowledge of the circumstances of what happened. I would have thought that was clear.

Well, aren't you a lovely human being? Advocating violence eh?

It would've been nice to have heard Rose's side of the story for balance. I'm sure it was discussed at the hearing but for some reason The Telegraph omitted to mention it. I wonder why? I cannot comment on the veracity of the accusations, nor can anyone here as we don't know the full facts. That won't stop the usual transphobic comments as we've seen. The usual procedure if intimidation is used in the workplace is to give the person a written warning. Was that done? Has the defendant been subject to bullying or intimidation and is responding? The defendant was given the ok to use the changing room. Regardless of anyone's views on transgender, Rose has done nothing wrong by using it. The case is not being brought against her but against the NHS who authorized her use of the changing room. Yet this article sets out to demonize her as the villain, as do the posters here. If intimidation has occurred from either side then there are workplace mechanisms for dealing with this. But that has nothing to do with with the supposed sexual harassment case.

Angela Rayner criticized the frozen pensions as unfair when she was just an MP a few years ago but since she's been in office the issue hasn't been mentioned.

As amusing as this thread is might I interject? What Musk did was the Bellamy Salute, which was used in the USA until 1942, when it was re-codified. "On June 22, 1942, at the urging of the American Legion and the Veterans of Foreign Wars, Congress passed Public Law 77-623, which codified the etiquette used to display and pledge allegiance to the flag. This included the use of a palm-out salute, specifically that the pledge "be rendered by standing with the right hand over the heart; extending the right hand, palm upward, toward the flag at the words 'to the flag' and holding this position until the end, when the hand drops to the side." Congress did not discuss or take into account the controversy over use of the salute. Congress later amended the code on December 22, 1942, when it passed Public Law 77-829, stating among other changes, that the pledge "be rendered by standing with the right hand over the heart." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bellamy_salute It appears that the salute was commonly used to pledge allegiance but at the outbreak of WWII in the U.S. it was thought too similar to a fascist salute. It was suggested the right hand over the heart was sufficient, which is used today. Now, whether Musk knew this and is deliberately trying to bring it back or not is a moot point on which I cannot comment.

Once these multi-billionaires realise their State Pension is frozen they'll be back. Lol.

I'm sure U.K. penises were larger before Brexit. 🙂

The liver is there to flush out toxins. If you drink every day and don't give it time to process the bad stuff it will store the waste as fat causing fatty liver and stressing it, possibly leading to cirrhosis. If you drink in moderation and abstain for a few days a week it will lessen the chance of damage. No amount is totally safe but if you choose to drink, moderation is the key and it's crucial to monitor your weekly units if you're serious about controlling your intake. Drinking every day is a recipe for eventual ill health.

In English please because I have absolutely no idea what you're getting at.

Maybe it's a Polish cultural thing. https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/mans-staggering-response-after-causing-29897700?utm_source=reddit&utm_medium=post&utm_campaign=reddit Again this guy couldn't see anything wrong.

Yes, what's shocking is the fact that he thought he had the right to do it.

You're welcome to it. 🙂

Yeah, it wasn't written to be a gay anthem but become one pretty quickly, not least because of the iconic gay garb of that time and their playing all the gay clubs. Anyway, now it's the Republican anthem.