Does she have a point?

[OwlHoot]

I think the point is she is a product of her times, think Gene Hunt.

Also, she's obviously under considerable stress due to her finances imploding, and she's cogging on quite a bit.

[Mich the Tester]

Thow them out and keep the Browns.

Yes, except this one;

[vetran]

Also, she's obviously under considerable stress due to her finances imploding, and she's cogging on quite a bit.

indeed, sad really I'm not sure how I would cope in her position.

[Mich the Tester]

indeed, sad really I'm not sure how I would cope in her position.

Well you might get drunk but I'd be surprised if you went into a posh London hotel ranting about brown folk in ze German eccent.

[vetran]

Well you might get drunk but I'd be surprised if you went into a posh London hotel ranting about brown folk in ze German eccent.

maybe my real name is Helmut (you never know with my Daily Wail fascination)

[Mich the Tester]

maybe my real name is Helmut (you never know with my Daily Wail fascination)

My great grandfather voz called Wolfgang, until he moved to Britain, called himself William (Boleslaw in Polish) and told everyone he was Polish instead of German, which was probably sensible shortly after the first world war.

[hyperD]

My great grandfather voz called Wolfgang, until he moved to Britain, called himself William (Boleslaw in Polish) and told everyone he was Polish instead of German, which was probably sensible shortly after the first world war.

It's a shame he wasn't a purveyor of fine delicatessen - "Boleslaw's Coleslaw"! Would have been a brand blinder!

[BrilloPad]

Well you might get drunk but I'd be surprised if you went into a posh London hotel ranting about brown folk in ze German eccent.

Nothing wrong with a German accent. People might assume you are part of the Royal Family.

[EternalOptimist]

"There is no room for such behaviour in these times." Ah, not like the good old days, eh?

ah yes, the good old days.
I remember Roy Hatterley being asked "is it right to openly refer to race and racism?"

he replied 'i believe in calling a spade a spade'

[mos]

My great grandfather voz called Wolfgang, until he moved to Britain, called himself William (Boleslaw in Polish) and told everyone he was Polish instead of German, which was probably sensible shortly after the first world war.

I knew it! Many poles in the UK are not Poles at all! 70 years later and her we are ... quite a few of my English 'friends' give me friendly advise to fake my identity and pretend that I am Russian or German. They see it as the only way in which to avert pummelling by vicious mobs.