The handcart to hell is still on target

Worth the wait

 

What happened to the fridge/other threads?

 

Guessing there has been some chasings.

 

They were pretty tame tbh,strange.

 

I've got an integrated fridge so basically just looks like a larder cupboard.

Got a feeling this post will diminish my like/post ratio.

 

Like from me.

 

Peters and Lee

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Bit of a chin on her but defo a back in the day Wid.

I'd imagine you could bang her and he'd never know "Are you ok dear? I can hear you grunting"
"Oh just trying to tie my shoelaces, yes f.uck me harder, I mean these shoes are hard to put on"
"Can I smell fish?"

 

Classic Grove

 

Dunno what he saw in her.

 

Cos he's blind!



PMSL

 

My surgically incisive humour is wasted on you ****z.

 

Am gonny throw an ST and leave in a huff.

 

Stan and Ollie.

 

Should sports do more to help female athletes feel 'more comfortable' having children during career?

It's a conundrum facing many sportswomen. Some British athletes, like Jessica Ennis-Hill and Jo Pavey, have become mothers and then come back to compete at the very top. But for some, it's a seemingly impossible situation.

As such, England netball captain Ama Agbeze has called upon sports' governing bodies to introduce specific maternity policies to enable female athletes to feel "more comfortable" having children during their career. Agbeze, 36, wants to start a family with her husband but told BBC Sport taking time out of her career would be a "significant decision". While she said it wasn't "taboo", she added that pregnancy was among "things that just don't get mentioned".

"If you're forewarned, you're forearmed," she said. "Hopefully they will start putting procedures and policies in place so that from as soon as you get into a squad, this is what would happen if you got pregnant, this is the support you would get, this is the notice you'd have to give, if you wanted to return you could, you might get a statutory maternity leave. "I do think there is potential for change. There need to be policies in place so it is set in stone what happens in the eventuality that you get pregnant."

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/48336819

Where to begin with this ****.

 

Probably need to either shag or get their name down for IVF imho

 

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/lifestyle/fashion-beauty/fishnet-bikini-most-daring-swimwear-16207793

Disgusting, I hope no one is wearing one of these when I go on holiday.

 

Women that dress like that deserve to be raped and have bricks thrown at them.

 

Two criminals have vowed to sue the National Lottery after being denied a £4million scratchcard win.

Mark Goodram, 36, and Jon-Ross Watson, 31, went on a four-day bender in London after landing their victory.

They posed for photos with fistfuls of £50 notes and magnums of bubbly. But Camelot suspects the scratchcard was bought with a stolen bank card and is withholding the winnings while an investigation is carried out. Neither of the pair is believed to have a bank account - making it impossible for them to own a debit card.

Goodram has 22 convictions and was jailed for eight months in last year for stealing from a garage. When arrested he had someone else’s bank card. Meanwhile Watson was once jailed for 16 weeks for bank card fraud in Darwen, Lancs.

The winning scratchcard was bought in Waitrose in Clapham, south London. Watson and Goodram deny any wrongdoing and insist their win is legitimate. The duo have now hired barrister Henry Hedron to fight for their money.

He gave Camelot until Tuesday to pay up - but the money never arrived. The lawyer told The Sun : "My clients have been very open and upfront about their upbringing in care homes and hard struggles in life, including previous substance misuse problems, which both have tried really hard to overcome.
The national Lottery Lottery bosses suspect the scratchcard was bought with a stolen bank card
“Camelot is in effect holding my clients ransom to their past. “My clients consider Camelot are behaving in a culturally racist way by subjecting them to a level of scrutiny, checking and vetting, they would not otherwise do if the person who claimed the prize spoke in a posh accent."

 

That is such a shame.


In other news, it is a €130 million jackpot for euromillions tonight

 

Legally have they got a right to refuse payment?Serious question.