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consumed an entire packet of double coated tim tams today... wish i were a bulimic ;(

so the farmers deserve to be exposed to the global market, but low-skilled workers in cities don't?

I’m a model, you know what I mean?

how do you type?

>tfw above average testosterone according to doctors and no sex drive

>What's the worst segment of British society?

Middle class people who affect "working class" standards and behaviour and/or pretend to have a working class background.

Followed closely by the bulk of our worthless upper class, further followed by working class people who think they've somehow advanced socially and became middle class just because economic forces beyond their comprehension have forced them out of the mine shaft and into the cubicle. Followed by the underclass.

Basically what I'm saying is that the hard-working, honest part of the working class and those of the middle class who uphold genuine middle class standards are the salt of the earth and everyone else is worthless at best.

Not counting immigrants because they're not a real part of British society.

'Sheed

quite disheartened
just trawled the archives and learned that one of the first replies i ever got, which has always stuck in my mind, was actually to someone else appropriating my gimmick
funny how the mind works
but quite sad
need a cheer up
any nice pics? of dogs or summink

not a muslim or a lefty lol, just wondering why our food producers deserve to lose their jobs. I think the "exposed to the global market" thing isn't even true for inner-city workers, they've lost their jobs to outsourcing and relocation to lower-cost countries years ago, now the semi-skilled are going to lose theirs through digital services and brexit won't do anything to help them

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