West Ham Online

"There is a very good section on GB news where the ludicrous idiocies of Wokeness are looked at I thought we would should have one for WHO. I'll start with Baptiste on BBC: In Hungary,an ambassador's family are kidnapped by Islamic terrorists and carry out atrocities. At the end of the last episode Baptiste finds out that it is a false flag operation and conveniently, the real culprits are white supremacists who want to stop all immigration. Coronation Street ITV a gay black footballer is stopped by the police, because he is driving an expensive car. He is pushed to the ground during an altercation, and damages his leg threatening his career. Could have been written by Dawn Butler or a BLM activist."

He prefers them younger.

"You‚Äôd 100% fit in somewhere where a women is left to die of sepsis in a hospital where doctors are afraid to abort a dying foetus. That‚Äôs cuntery, and you‚Äôre the cսnt."

Has Pickle asked for a link to the 16 yo yet?

"Yes Dopey,complete and 100% cuntery."

Oh it’s cuntery now is it? Amazing

It should surprise no one that the Sid Little lookalike is in full approval of this cuntery.

Doesn’t work like that and I certainly wouldn’t be offering you my services even if you were to ask for help.

"We all know the first thing that you see with someone as messed up as that, Fritzl. POUND SIGNS"

She is getting to know herself in a manner you can only dream of - my impression is she will at least have a language for her personal experience and a grounding for self-awareness in adulthood. She is also very brave. Absolutely no evidence there that she will be a tax burden.

twoleftfeet 1:37 Sat Nov 6 And that

Heading for a lifetime of mental health treatment paid for by the tax payer.

"Like your life is a paragon of social success and joy, Muppet."

"Like your life is a paragon of social success and joy, Muppet."

"Colchester Sid 9:33 Sat Nov 6 If that narcissism doesn’t get treatment soon, and it may already be too late, that individual is heading for a lifetime of loneliness and misery."

"""I have questioned my sexuality since the age of 12 or 13, thinking I was bisexual."" Bloody he'll, at that age my only question was whether to read The Beano or The Dandy first."

"Double pressed, sorry"

So many questions! What’s an ace lesbian? What is NMLNM? What is Demi romantic? When I was 16 I collected football stickers and rode my bike to the park. The only big issue in my life was would I get home in time for my tea after playing football. No wonders teenagers are so fucked up these days.

So many questions! What’s an ace lesbian? What is NMLNM? What is Demi romantic? When I was 16 I collected football stickers and rode my bike to the park. The only big issue in my life was would I get home in time for my tea after playing football. No wonders teenagers are so fucked up these days.

"Have ""they"" settled on which pronoun is to be used by the general (all inclusive) population when referring to, err...""them"" in everyday speech?"

"Colchester Sid 9:33 Sat Nov 6 The saddest thing here is that this person (pronoun or whatever!) is only 16...... If this is an example of what the UK Eductation system is encouraging and embraccing as normal and ok and the population is allowing or indifferent to, and is ok for minors to access on social media and the like, forget climate change, we are royaly FUCKED."

Blimey

"From The Guardian today, one young reader has written in for some advice... Bonus points if you can understand what the fuck she/they are saying without resorting to google at least seven times ""I am 16, and identify as an ace lesbian (NMLNM, or non-men loving non-men). I have questioned my sexuality since the age of 12 or 13, thinking I was bisexual. I downloaded TikTok, which allowed me to explore my identity more and interact with other queer young people. Until this summer, I questioned my identity multiple times a day (exhausting and not affirming), but I slowly began to feel confident in labelling myself as a demi-romantic, asexual lesbian (I like to use labels). However, that feeling didn’t last long. I felt dysphoric a lot of the time, and I hated my breasts. Fortunately, after about a month, I rediscovered the term “demigirl” and it just fitted. I am also trying out she/they pronouns, but haven’t told anyone. My gender is quite fluid – some days I feel more neutral, other days ultrafeminine. I am open about my sexuality at school and online, and would happily tell most people that I am gay, but don’t want to “come out” to my parents. I think it’s a combination of fear, not of rejection (they are supportive of the LGBTQ+ community), and the fact that I hate the idea of having to “come out” if you are queer; I don’t want to contribute to our heteronormative society. Should I tell my parents so they have time to process it, or should I wait until I have a partner to introduce to them? Also, I feel obliged to inform them of my pronoun change, but I don’t want to be the one to teach them how to use she/they pronouns. I wish they would educate themselves. If I tell them my gender and/or sexuality, I don’t want them to perceive me differently. I know how they react is not in my control, but ideally our relationship will stay the same or improve."""

Drama Queens Lives Matter ✊🏻

ha ha

But us queens do need to get heard because otherwise we will scream and scream and scream until we are sick.