Watch the Daily Mail print a 30-page special on how a willy enters a fanny.
Unfortunately many, many people care. Which says more about them than the importance of the news in my opinion. Majority rules though and all that.
willy enters a fanny.
I thought they had staff for that sort of thing?I bet they can both string a paragraph together too.
Edmond said:I like them, so good luck to them. No one is forcing you to read about their bump progress, I won't be, but I'm still happy for them
I just hope they don't pick some ridiculous name for the child.
I think its more rage against the media and the unnecessary glorification of people for doing sweet fa.. or wearing a lot of fake tan, whilst everyone else muddles along doing and coping with far more.
I think people are unhappy that the media (and the government) as a whole glorifies these undeserving people, but does little/nothing to recognise (and glorify) every day people.
You're only special if you're famous, everything else is worthless, etc.
At least in the past people used to feel like they had a voice (unions etc.), although spouting meaningless twaddle on Twitter and Facebook does seem to have kept large swathes of people pretty happily occupied with their voice and perhaps that's for the best. But then again they're the ones that read the Daily Mail and keep The Sun in business.
/rant.
I think anyone being pregnant is pretty awesome. Good for them. My mum did that.
they do sweet FA? Really?