Better say their own and cover all permutations just to be on the safe side
I'm disappointed. I was hoping you wouldn't bite.
Better say their own and cover all permutations just to be on the safe side
Not if you take my suggestion from last year!Thank you I'll put it with last year's present.
I'm disappointed. I was hoping you wouldn't bite.
Some may claim he's more suited to Gabon, I, of course, couldn't possibly comment.
Are you in mourning for that wasp brutally murdered by a darts player?I’m looking forward to Christmas Dinner.
We (well Mrs Tash really) will be cooking vegan food for us, and one Daughter, but will also be cooking turkey and a cider roasted ham for the murderers.
I might pretend to be offended by them if I want some time on my own!
It doesn’t work like that though.All those worms murdered when the tractor ploughed them to pieces, oh the humanity.
Thankfully I didn’t see it, but I have bollocked a waiter in a vegan restaurant for killing one if that helps?Are you in mourning for that wasp brutally murdered by a darts player?
You're on dangerous ground in assuming I know something.It doesn’t work like that though.
No vegans, even the ones doing it for purely ethical reasons, claim that they don’t affect any living creatures.
They simply want to minimise the harm to all living creatures and the harm to worms is less than the harm to other creatures who are bred simply to be killed
That’s without the fact that more worms are killed to feed cows, for example, anyway
I know you know this, but it’s a public service announcement for the less bright!
Oman, I commented that I couldn't comment on the comment.I couldn’t possibly comment he wrote as he commented.
Oman, I commented that I couldn't comment on the comment.
Thankfully I didn’t see it, but I have bollocked a waiter in a vegan restaurant for killing one if that helps?
come across as normal.The only surprise is the Greens didn't find it offensive as wellThis country is ****ed.
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A Christmas card has been removed from Sainsbury’s shelves after being branded transphobic.
The card was deemed offensive for featuring a cartoon of Dr Seuss’s Grinch character alongside the caption: “This Christmas, I’m identifying as a Grinch.”
The phrase “identifying as” in this context has been described by trans campaigners as an anti-trans dog whistle for suggesting that a person can choose their gender to be anything.
The Telegraph understands that the card will be pulled from Sainsbury’s stores across the UK in the coming days amid a backlash from the trans community.
Sophie Molly, a transgenderjournalist, complained about the “transphobic” card after spotting it at the Berryden branch of Sainsbury’s in Aberdeen.
Sharing a photo on the social media platform Bluesky, she said: “Transphobic Christmas card in my local Sainsbury’s (Berryden). Please do better Sainsbury’s.”
The journalist later told Pink News that the card “belittles the identity of trans and non-binary people”.
Venice Allan, a gender-critical campaigner, told The Telegraph the decision to pull the cards was “surreal”.
“It’s extreme,” she said. “I think a lot of people would have liked that Christmas card. It shows you how people are laughing at this idea of identifying as transgender and social justice discourse in general.
She added: “It also shows you how actually, no, we’re not allowed to laugh at this thing that everybody’s laughing at. They’re so offended by a Christmas card just slightly poking fun at the idea that you can identify as something.”
However, Ms Molly, added that the card was offensive because: “Trans people don’t choose to identify as their gender – it’s part of who they are. Being trans is not a choice.
She said: “Cis people [a person whose gender identity matches their sex at birth] saying they identify as something like a tomato, attack helicopter or a Grinch invalidates the lived experience of trans people.
“It tells the world that they think it’s a choice to be trans, something you can switch in and out of, like playing dress up. This is not true.
“Being trans or non-binary is not something you can switch off, in the same way a cis person can’t switch off being cis.”
She added: “When you consider the current UK climate of trans hostility, I feel that it’s a worrying sight.”
All remaining stock pulped
Emotional Rescue, the card’s publisher, has since apologised and said it would remove the card from sale.
Jennie Rutter, the creative director at the publisher, told Pink News: “It was in no way our intention to cause anyone in the trans community offence. We will remove this design from our range immediately.”
Jack Wilson, the operations director at Paper Salad, which made the illustration for the card, apologised for any offence caused and said all remaining stock had been pulped.
He told the LGBT website: “Due to our contribution to the card, I’d like to apologise on behalf of Paper Salad for any offence caused.
“This was not our intention. We have removed the design from sale and destroyed all stock with immediate effect.”
A spokesman for Sainsbury’s said: “At Sainsbury’s, we’re committed to being an inclusive retailer where people love to work and shop. We offer a wide selection of Christmas cardsand our ranges vary each year, so there’s something for everyone.
“We value all customer feedback on this year’s designs.”
Are your belts, shoes and coats plastic? Your wife’s handbags, purses etc?It doesn’t work like that though.
No vegans, even the ones doing it for purely ethical reasons, claim that they don’t affect any living creatures.
They simply want to minimise the harm to all living creatures and the harm to worms is less than the harm to other creatures who are bred simply to be killed
That’s without the fact that more worms are killed to feed cows, for example, anyway
I know you know this, but it’s a public service announcement for the less bright!
Thank ya.It doesn’t work like that though.
No vegans, even the ones doing it for purely ethical reasons, claim that they don’t affect any living creatures.
They simply want to minimise the harm to all living creatures and the harm to worms is less than the harm to other creatures who are bred simply to be killed
That’s without the fact that more worms are killed to feed cows, for example, anyway
I know you know this, but it’s a public service announcement for the less bright!

Both the worms and the cows end up dead though. WLM as well.It doesn’t work like that though.
No vegans, even the ones doing it for purely ethical reasons, claim that they don’t affect any living creatures.
They simply want to minimise the harm to all living creatures and the harm to worms is less than the harm to other creatures who are bred simply to be killed
That’s without the fact that more worms are killed to feed cows, for example, anyway
I know you know this, but it’s a public service announcement for the less bright!
You really don’t understand capitalism do you.They should put them back on the shelves as more normal people would now buy them to send a message to the hysterical weirdos who were complaining.
There are more Muslims than trans people should we cancel everything they object? No mention of Christmas, pork, alcohol? No images of women not fully draped in black? No music? Or just tell them to do one?
Read it again…Both the worms and the cows end up dead though. WLM as well.
ApologiesAnd you usuallycome across as normal.
It was quite funny but give her a break TSC, that song was likely 15-20 years before the contestant was born, confusion isn't the obvious answer for a blind guess, ****wit's a bit harsh.THE CHASE...
In 1970, Motown band the Temptations had a hit with BALL OF......"?
OPTIONS...
A) Confusion
B) Fire
C) String...
THERE ARE ZERO PRIZES FOR WHAT THE ****WIT CONTESTANT CHOSE.,..
ive never heard of this songIt was quite funny but give her a break TSC, that song was likely 15-20 years before the contestant was born, confusion isn't the obvious answer for a blind guess, ****wit's a bit harsh.