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We are not discussing Meghan...we are discussing JC and his inappropriate comment. A comment you clearly find disgraceful too...and then you call him 'a bag of ****'....very hypocritical. As much as I dislike Meghan I have never called her a bag of ****...:hee: |
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There was nothing hypocritical , if I called Meghan a bag of sh1t, i doubt you'd care . |
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I have given my opinion on what he said...in fact I thought it was quite funny because he didnt mean it 'Literally'...But I did think it was an inappropriate thing to put in an article or on social media. If its going to be said its the kind of thing you would say amongst friends who actually know and get your sense of humour. You clearly dislike him as much as JC dislikes Meghan but its OK for you to be derogatory about him by referring to faeces but not him.... Good job he didnt say that Harry should be 'hung drawn and quartered' :laugh: |
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Thanks for proving my point :hee: . |
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i'm pretty sure Clarkson isn't besties anymore with James May and Richard Hammond either (you know, his former top gear colleagues)
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So they do indeed probably like him as a work pal but they're not "besties", it's different. It may be a tough concept for you as you can't be workmates with an old lamp... so you may not quite grasp that "workmate who you chat away to every day but will never speak to again as soon as you stop working together" dynamic. That's what he's describing. When they retire they'll enjoy seeing each other once in a blue moon... but they'll make no effort for that to be regular. |
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You can be best friends with someone but rarely see them. |
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I do indeed have old friends who I'm very close with but now see no more than two or three times a year. They are indeed some of my best friends. I would be gutted if they referred to me as "an old work colleague" or "an old school pal". |
Id say in the last 30 years they have spent more time in each other's company than any other pal they have and probably more time than with their partners due to the nature of their work.
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Proving what point exactly? |
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You can work with someone for 8 hours a day every day for 10 years, through massive life events, know their whole life story... ... ... and still never see or hear from them again from the day you leave that job onwards. I'll concede that it's a strange phenomenon, but it is what it is. Work friends and social friends are not the same thing. They CAN be the same thing - you CAN make some of the best friends you'll ever have via work - but they're not always the same thing it's far from inevitable that time spent = close friendship. Heck... even if they think of each other like brothers/like family, that still doesn't mean they're "best friends". It is, again, a different type of relationship entirely. |
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I will ask again..... What point exactly?.....you have a tendency to say things that you then cant explain...and refuse to answer. |
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Although personally I've never been the noise police. But also again what Caroline did in this situation has nothing to do with the UK Media plus ITV basically removing her from all of her jobs with the witchunt that they did. And they've not learned either because they tried to get Philip Schofield and Holly Willoughby removed recently for just being unlikable, which the last time I checked wasn't a crime. |
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she was charged with assault by beating Are you saying she should have been kept on? :umm2: |
The Sun newspaper says it regrets publishing a Jeremy Clarkson column about the Duchess of Sussex and is "sincerely sorry".
More than 20,000 complaints were made to the press regulator after the broadcaster wrote last week that he hated Meghan "on a cellular level". He later asked for the column to be removed from the Sun's website. The Sun said columnists' opinions were their own, but as a publisher "with free expression comes responsibility". The piece became the Independent Press Standards Organisation's (Ipso) most complained-about article. Ipso said it had received more than 17,500 complaints by 0900 GMT on Tuesday - which rose to 20,8000 by 17:00 https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/entertainment-arts-64080863 |
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