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Mask Police ?
Mask Police ?
Only gets you in a whole batch of poo poo these days
Feel free to wear them. No one is stopping you.People commenting on what they see considering the virus is still amongst us. Many of us still want masks as much as possible to prevent further transmission. Simple as that
True, but I'm ancient so doomed. The threat was enough for my kids - never hit them once.
Sorry just for clarity, you’re advocating hitting 10 year olds ?True, but I'm ancient so doomed. The threat was enough for my kids - never hit them once.
Only gets you in a whole batch of poo poo these days
It seems (according to google) it is knock down ginger but cherry knocking is a regional thing in some areas of the South.
We have a security camera so told them they're on it twice now and I'd report it to the police and their parents if they appeared a third time
Sorry just for clarity, you’re advocating hitting 10 year olds ?
Wife reports it was called “Knock and nash” in Bridlington?
We always called it “Knock down Ginger” though.
Amanda in the post you quoted. You’re right, I’ve always found jokes about hitting kids hilarious ??carry onDon't be a wally. It was a weak attempt at humour! Who mentioned 10 year olds?
Or you be a man and spell it out rather than cryptic messagesPeople who are incapable of taking the hint.
Problem with that, is that lots of people then don't "take it like a man" and run off and complain the second they feel victimised.Or you be a man and spell it out rather than cryptic messages
Or you be a man and spell it out rather than cryptic messages
We called it “knick knack’ Remember when I was around 11 and we knew this house where we we get chased and knocked and ran. The ‘chase’ was on and on of the older lads I was with around 13 was a bit of a scrapper. After a while he thought why am I running and stopped.Who, or what, was Ginger and why did they deserve knocking down?
We were clearly less imaginative in our names, we just called it “chap door run”.