Was this an April fool's joke. Can I no longer admire ladies pleasure cushions?

[Finless]

Surely this must be a joke? I first read about it in the Daily Mail so I thought it might be a little over reactionary but then I searched on Google and:-

Don't call the barmaid 'love', by order of Harriet Harman| News | This is London

Well, is it true? It can't be? I didn't check the date of the paper ............. curses! Shirley they wouldn't use a government minister's name in .................. What if there is a Heather Mills type working behind the bar? I won't be able to speak in a pub again.

I know I am easy to please but some of these jokes made me laugh:-
Heard the one about the barmaid and the thirsty giraffe? | the Daily Mail

If it weren't for the fact that I know some women actually like men ........... well, some of them ............... well, some of the time ......... I'd be really despondent.

Please, someone tell me this is a bad joke.

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Finless

Surely this must be a joke? I first read about it in the Daily Mail.

so that'll be the story shoe-horned between the one about the immigrants and the house prices.

do you actually read the Daily Hate Wail?

[Finless]

Originally Posted by SoggyFox

so that'll be the story shoe-horned between the one about the immigrants and the house prices.

do you actually read the Daily Hate Wail?

Sometimes. My Mum gets it and saves it for me to do the back page crossword over my lunchtime sarnie. If I finish it quickly (the crossword, not the sarnie) then I have a browse through paper.

Anyway, the question here is not the DM scare tactics but whether the story is actually true? Who is this Harriet Harman? I assume she must have a decent rack if she made it onto the cabinet?

Yes, I am joking. Mind you, she is/was 'affairs minister'? Wey hey?

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Finless

Who is this Harriet Harman? I assume she must have a decent rack if she made it onto the cabinet?

isn't Harriet Harman a member of Opus Dei? strict Catholic so doubtful you'd have any wey hey from her.

[Finless]

Originally Posted by SoggyFox

so that'll be the story shoe-horned between the one about the immigrants and the house prices.

do you actually read the Daily Hate Wail?

In defence of the DM I will admit they have found a niche in the market but how can any of us actually say for sure how much truth there is in some of their reactionary stories.

I am not gullible enough to worry about 'racial stories' just because of racial stereotypes. I have worked with people from many ethnic backgrounds in the past and generally speaking I either like people or I don't and the deciding factor has nothing to do with where they come from.

I am concerned about the continued influx of immigrants into the UK which I consider to be vastly overpopulated (esp in the South) and the effect it will have on MY future (specifically to do with the NHS and pensions).

Neither do I like the way this country is heading into the arms of the Nanny State where common sense is legislated out of the populace. Of course, I put this down to aliens, as opposed to human aliens, if you see what I mean.

I do see an element of truth in many of their story lines but I would, from choice, purchase the Torygraph.

[frosty the snowman]

Originally Posted by SoggyFox

isn't Harriet Harman a member of Opus Dei? strict Catholic so doubtful you'd have any wey hey from her.

Oh I don't know. A bit of flagellation perhaps..?

[Pigpen]

Originally Posted by SoggyFox

isn't Harriet Harman a member of Opus Dei? strict Catholic so doubtful you'd have any wey hey from her.

Think that's Ruth Kelly.

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by frosty the snowman

Oh I don't know. A bit of flagellation perhaps..?

i thought that was supposed to be done on your own, kind of takes all the fun out of it.

[thehappychappy]

Harriet Harman



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Davie

[SoggyFox]

Originally Posted by Pigpen

Think that's Ruth Kelly.

Yes your correct now i think about it.