Boys in tutus OK says C of E

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MrMarkyMark replied

13 November 2017, 16:32
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Wearing a scarf indoors is quite popular in continental Europe, if you feel a cold coming on. Or have a cough.
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SueEllen replied

13 November 2017, 16:29
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

But shirley that's when you wear it around your neck, not instead of a belt.

You can use a scarf as a belt if you need to define your waist and it matches your outfit.
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WTFH replied

13 November 2017, 16:25
Originally posted by NotAllThere View Post

Wearing a scarf indoors is quite popular in continental Europe, if you feel a cold coming on. Or have a cough.

But shirley that's when you wear it around your neck, not instead of a belt.
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NotAllThere replied

13 November 2017, 16:23
Originally posted by unixman View Post

Pope is wearing a scarf indoors, he must be STOOPID!

Wearing a scarf indoors is quite popular in continental Europe, if you feel a cold coming on. Or have a cough.
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unixman replied

13 November 2017, 16:14
Originally posted by Uncle Albert View Post

Men in dresses say it's OK for boys to wear tutus! It's the end of the world.

Hi Uncle Albert, the priests' clothing items are actually called, starting with the headwear--

nah! on second thoughts, ignorance is better, yeah? Pope is wearing a scarf indoors, he must be STOOPID!
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unixman replied

13 November 2017, 16:08
Not a member of the C of E but I respect both it and Welby. But really, what are they doing with this nonsense...
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Uncle Albert replied

13 November 2017, 16:07
Men in dresses say it's OK for boys to wear tutus! It's the end of the world.
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NotAllThere replied

13 November 2017, 15:37
Originally posted by DaveB View Post

Well, given that the whole thing is predicated on a belief in an imaginary sky fairy I can't see what the problem is

I'm interested where the phrase "Sky Fairy" came from, and what has popularised its use. Is it from one of Dawkin's holy books?
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northernladyuk replied

13 November 2017, 15:22
Originally posted by SunnyInHades View Post

"Boys should be free to wear tutus and tiaras, says Church of England"
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...rch-of-england

FFS, they've finally lost it.
Get ready for a transgender baby Jesus in the nativity play in a few weeks.

None of this political correct liberal elite nonsense in the days of the Sweeny..
Det. Insp. Jack Regan: All right, Tinkerbell. You're nicked!

If you think that boys should not be free to wear tiaras or tutus, then maybe you should move to Saudi Arabia or North Korea. You should fit in better than you appear to do in a free society.
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DaveB replied

13 November 2017, 15:19
Originally posted by SunnyInHades View Post

"Boys should be free to wear tutus and tiaras, says Church of England"
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...rch-of-england

FFS, they've finally lost it.
Get ready for a transgender baby Jesus in the nativity play in a few weeks.

None of this political correct liberal elite nonsense in the days of the Sweeny..
Det. Insp. Jack Regan: All right, Tinkerbell. You're nicked!

Well, given that the whole thing is predicated on a belief in an imaginary sky fairy I can't see what the problem is
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Lance replied

13 November 2017, 15:04
Originally posted by SunnyInHades View Post

"Boys should be free to wear tutus and tiaras, says Church of England"
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...rch-of-england

FFS, they've finally lost it.
Get ready for a transgender baby Jesus in the nativity play in a few weeks.

None of this political correct liberal elite nonsense in the days of the Sweeny..
Det. Insp. Jack Regan: All right, Tinkerbell. You're nicked!

too late

https://www.premier.org.uk/News/Worl...nsgender-Jesus
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SunnyInHades started a topic Boys in tutus OK says C of E

13 November 2017, 15:03
Boys in tutus OK says C of E

"Boys should be free to wear tutus and tiaras, says Church of England"
https://www.theguardian.com/society/...rch-of-england

FFS, they've finally lost it.
Get ready for a transgender baby Jesus in the nativity play in a few weeks.

None of this political correct liberal elite nonsense in the days of the Sweeny..
Det. Insp. Jack Regan: All right, Tinkerbell. You're nicked!
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