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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Right so, I think I'm done....not physical descriptions cos you shouldn't judge someone on their appearance....but here goes...
SKS (aka agent cob to some on here) tries to sound posh but to me he comes across as common as muck and a complete and utter bore.
BJ (unfortunate initials) speaks posh and probably is a posho but to me he comes across as a bumbling fool.
That's it, I'm outta here.....
SKS (aka agent cob to some on here) tries to sound posh but to me he comes across as common as muck and a complete and utter bore.
BJ (unfortunate initials) speaks posh and probably is a posho but to me he comes across as a bumbling fool.
That's it, I'm outta here.....
his name will be known to at least the person he gave the quote to. MPs could in theory demand to be told his name but they'd be unwise to do so
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it seems to me to be a whole load of fuss now. the conservative leader has apologised, and promised reprimands if he should ever find out who said it, which seems to cover it really
It's not shocking in any way. Women have to put up with this shizz all the time
i dunno who "broke" the (non) story first, but if it was the express, then they can carry on and be outraged on my behalf; they seem so good at it. As naomi alludes to, it wouldnt surprise me entirely if it was totally fabricated anyway
It's not shocking in any way. Women have to put up with this shizz all the time
i dunno who "broke" the (non) story first, but if it was the express, then they can carry on and be outraged on my behalf; they seem so good at it. As naomi alludes to, it wouldnt surprise me entirely if it was totally fabricated anyway