My mam always said to me if you are not going to say something nice to someone don’t say it and I’ve taught my kids the same
My mam always said to me if you are not going to say something nice to someone don’t say it and I’ve taught my kids the same
Exactly mate!
Also I remember from my dad was never hit anybody unless they try to hit you first.
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Also myself my kids and my grandkids have never dropped litter I remember saying to a lass your little lad has dropped his mars bar wrapper and she said f uck off you
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When I was a kid in the 50s
It’s lost to them that you can’t have one without the other.
They aren’t mate. There are certain qualities and traits required to be British. They have none of them.
Everything turns full circle mate it’s just a matter of time.
If that was to be used, just asking them for their full name and full D.O.B. (with only 10 seconds to answer) should be enough to weed more than a few out.
I still prefer my solution, though!
No use asking them to spell their kids names ...
... they'd cheat and look at their tattoos
Used to be an indicator of culture to have a correct spelling of the tattooNo use asking them to spell their kids names ...
... they'd cheat and look at their tattoos
A social worker goes to see a lass with 10 kids, all called Johnny, and she asks her 'is that not confusing when you just want to speak to one of them?' and she says 'no, I just call to them by their surname.'No use asking them to spell their kids names ...
... they'd cheat and look at their tattoos
I saw a kid with who had the 31 June tattooed on his armNo use asking them to spell their kids names ...
... they'd cheat and look at their tattoos
