Franny 1234
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Am eating milky way stars.View attachment 172988
My dog who thinks it's hilarious to lift its tail up and say "look, it's a yeti".
After that photo ive put them away.
Am eating milky way stars.View attachment 172988
My dog who thinks it's hilarious to lift its tail up and say "look, it's a yeti".

Send them to the council where the littering happened. They can issue a fixed penalty to registered keeper, but some may want a statement from you. Don’t think the police will do anything, unless they pass on to the council.People who litter. You're a scruffy **** and I often send my dashcam videos to the police when cars in front do it. Nearly got a windscreen full of empty McDonalds yesterday
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Just easier from a programming perspective. You just know if someone’s entered the sex wrong on their database and they send an email to a male cat saying “her” someone will kick up a fuss.We have a cat named Bessie. Female, obviously. Got an e-mail today from "Chewy" (the pet food supplier we use) saying "we wish Bessie a great day on their birthday" THEIR birthday, FFS? We're using gender neutral pronouns for cats now? Madness.
These are the same people who moan that the council don't do enough to clean up.People who litter. You're a scruffy **** and I often send my dashcam videos to the police when cars in front do it. Nearly got a windscreen full of empty McDonalds yesterday
No, I reckon the supplier is just following the trend, similar to the use of the phrase "pregnant people." Respectfully (or maybe not) I think your considered reply is the bollocks our girl Bessie was born without. :-)Just easier from a programming perspective. You just know if someone’s entered the sex wrong on their database and they send an email to a male cat saying “her” someone will kick up a fuss.
The thing is though, using “their” has always been acceptable English in this context. I bet you use the phrase “they should have known better” when referring to an individual all the time but it’s the same concept and isn’t something related to gender identity at all.
Obviously you are upset, I can tell by your post but how did Bessie feel about it ?We have a cat named Bessie. Female, obviously. Got an e-mail today from "Chewy" (the pet food supplier we use) saying "we wish Bessie a great day on their birthday" THEIR birthday, FFS? We're using gender neutral pronouns for cats now? Madness.
Our Tiddles says I don't give a toss what you call me just open that tin of food immediately as I'm late for my sleepWe have a cat named Bessie. Female, obviously. Got an e-mail today from "Chewy" (the pet food supplier we use) saying "we wish Bessie a great day on their birthday" THEIR birthday, FFS? We're using gender neutral pronouns for cats now? Madness.
I remember when Bony did that once. He was shit for the whole game and had been pretty much since we bought him and he scored with, if I remember, a simple tap in after and amazing assist, and he went to the crowd and did just that whilst the rest of the team surrounded the player who provided the assist - I think it was Silva.When players score and they run to the crowd and cup their ears. What’s that for? “I can’t hear you cheering my name?” Or, “look, big head me, I’ve scored”. I can’t stand it. Also, when players score and turn their back on the crowd and point to their name on the short or tug their shirt by the top of each corner so their name stands out. Again, big heads. Football is a team game. As important as it is to score a goal it’s as important the defender or goalkeeper who just saved a certain goal.
Does your pussy know if she's got a pussy.?We have a cat named Bessie. Female, obviously. Got an e-mail today from "Chewy" (the pet food supplier we use) saying "we wish Bessie a great day on their birthday" THEIR birthday, FFS? We're using gender neutral pronouns for cats now? Madness.
Bony was great at ear cupping…..I remember when Bony did that once. He was shit for the whole game and had been pretty much since we bought him and he scored with, if I remember, a simple tap in after and amazing assist, and he went to the crowd and did just that whilst the rest of the team surrounded the player who provided the assist - I think it was Silva.
Or the one's constantly waving their arms at the crowd to cheer,you play better mate and we'll make some noise!When players score and they run to the crowd and cup their ears. What’s that for? “I can’t hear you cheering my name?” Or, “look, big head me, I’ve scored”. I can’t stand it. Also, when players score and turn their back on the crowd and point to their name on the short or tug their shirt by the top of each corner so their name stands out. Again, big heads. Football is a team game. As important as it is to score a goal it’s as important the defender or goalkeeper who just saved a certain goal.
Cheating **** though.I like him, he’s miles better looking than that other fella McGuinness. I can go back a fair few years at work, when we were talking about presenters and a bloke said to two of us who were women, who did we prefer, Vernon Kay, or Paddy McGuinness, without hesitation and in sync, both of us said “Vernon Kay”.