clint van damme
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to be fair for the last 6 months everyone's been calling him Tony.
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to be fair for the last 6 months everyone's been calling him Tony.
clint van damme
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even if children are going hungry because their parents are feckless, should a civilised society let them go hungry?
And have they got a better chance of turning into useful members of society if we support them or if we leave them at the mercy of parents who aren't up to the job?
Sky_Blue_Dreamer
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Don't know if it's changed but problem we used to have was time constraints made it harder to cook properly. A lot of the time it involved having to bring in ready made stuff to cut corners. It'd be like in woodwork giving the kids a flat pack to build.
This slightly defies the point and often ends in it being less nutritious offerings like pizzas etc. You're never going to have the time to teach them to cook a proper roast dinner for example, and that's without considering that you've got a teacher who has to keep an eye on all these kids that are using knives, gas etc.
Nick
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Oh no, I totally agree. As long as it's done so anything given does go into the kid's bellies rather than into the parents bank account.
I wouldn't want any kid to go hungry, look at Daniel Pelka as an example who was eating from bins and stuff
Poor kid.
clint van damme
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Why is the Mail treating these two highly paid footballers so differently, scratching my head for a reason....
Terry Gibson's perm
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One is doing work to help people and the other is doing it to help himself and his horrible wife’s profile.
David O'Day
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Man invests his wages in property shocker
Harsh that. "Horrible wife" how would you know that?
Terry Gibson's perm
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Brand Beckham is all about profile and what they can get out of it, Rashford seems like a bloke doing it for the good of doing it.
The honours system sucks anyway it’s pretty much based on cash
I see that. Just think saying someone is horrible based of what you see on TV or the media is a bit harsh.
Otis
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I don't know. I've never met Donald Trump and only seen him on TV, but he seems pretty horrible to me.
Terry Gibson's perm
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I have just seen tweet where Rashford has tried to defend himself and what a shit fest it is. It’s his money he doesn’t have to give it all away people on there saying give 95% of your wages to charity maybe they should try the same.
clint van damme
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the kids minted, he doesn't have to give a single fuck about anyone else but he's trying to do something to help people when he could be sat in his mansion ignoring the real world.
He's an absolute hero in my book, (please, please, please don't be the EPL rapist imprisoner!).
David O'Day
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Aye, all he's done is invest some of his wages in property.
I thought the right liked that kind of thing.
hill83
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Wrong shade
clint van damme
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Danny Kelly called it
ajsccfc
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I remember the outrage they whipped up when Raheem Sterling had the temerity to EAT BREAKFAST after an England defeat or something, and the other time where the SPOILED PRIMA DONNA was showing off his fancy house and then it turned out that he had bought it for his mum to fulfilled a life ambition of setting her up for a life without any more money worries.
not really a concerted effort though is it. Let’s not judge the population on the dubious motives of the Daily Mail. Everyone I know to a man thinks he is a legend. What some elements of the press have always despised is the poor doing well for themselves white, black or brown. They feel we should know our place and should we dare to improve our lot they seek to discredit and destroy. Awful old British snobbery at its worst
