"Fare thee well, gone away / there's nothing left to say / 'cept to say adieu to your eyes as blue / as the water in the bay"
Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
Gimp banned from wearing a gimp suit in public and 'crawling, wriggling or writhing on the ground' for five years
That's an ... unusual headline, to say the least.I don't always agree with Chris, but he does get a lot of unneeded shite from the right wingers, so he has my sympathy on that.
I could name a couple of local ones to me, plus Mary Seacole because she comes up a fair bit in these discussions.
This is not exactly surprising, but is more evidence of a strong Stasi element in British government.
He said everything within the remit of international law…Which has the slight issue that "withholding power and water" is (arguably) not legal under international law.
"Fare thee well, gone away / there's nothing left to say / 'cept to say adieu to your eyes as blue / as the water in the bay"