Levenax wrote:
LYDIA REID wrote:
My predictions are often laughed at "we are all doomed" over the removal and banning of golliwogs. Told ya comes to mind. How totally ridiculous.
I would go with the blue and white just to show these people they should get out more.
Ann Widdecombe is a surprisingly good speaker. I watched her in the abortion debate, very powerful. She had a few people squirming.
Schools in general are quite damaging to some children with all this silliness.
A few years ago I went in to my Grandsons School the children get golden time on a Friday morning to reward them for good behaviour. They get to do fun things, like stories and making things.
A few weeks earlier our big Greyhound bitch died due to an accident in the park. My Grandson was devastated as they had been close since he could toddle, the dog walked all day at his heel.
I got all the kids together because they were all sad and I wrote her life story with all the nice memories the kids had of her.
The deputy head heard me read this to the kids he read this out to the class and eventually to the school.
When they got back to class from assembly the kids were still talking about it and one of them mentioned the story where I told the kids to look up into the sky and see the very biggest star and that was Beauty shining down on them and sending all her love to them.
This idiot launched into a lesson on stars to prove this was not possible. They were seven/eight year olds.
I was quite cheered to see "Gollys" for sale at the Garden Show at Ingleston on Friday although they had, probably wisely, omitted the "wog" word. I'm not surprised at the Tower Hamlets Collectivists banning hot cross buns. Such crassness and outright stupidity goes with that political territory.
I like Anne Widdicombe, crusty old reactionary that she is, although her TV programmes about the feckless underclass were very poor. I find it odd that she's a rabid anti-abortionist but is an avid proponent of the death penalty.
The death of a loved pet is always deeply upsetting. We lost our two cats within a couple of weeks of each other recently and to make matters worse, on top of their distressing illnesses, they had to be put down.
Your deputy head clown doesn't sound like he's suitable material for a teaching job. Get the Bishop on to him. 
What a shame about your cats they just like dogs end up as one of the family and the sadness is hard.
I can't quite see how Anne Widicombe can be an outspoken person for the death penalty and be such a fierce speaker against abortion, I would like her to explain that to me.
The deputy head is a wee darlin of a man it is the kids teacher who is a bit of a Peep Peep.
I wish I had known about the Gollies did you get me one
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