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Yes I know. Although I've been using it since I first read it in Guards! Guards!, I became aware of its origin in a column in the Times by Sarah Tor. Did you know that schadenfreude is a German word?Originally posted by BR14 View Postno. you referred to her as 'bint'
arabic <= daughter >
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Worse than a wizards sleeve but better than a badly packed kebab.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostIs that better or worse than a wizard's sleeve?
I know it is better than a Cathedral f4nny - as in "I have never played an organ in such a big cathedral f4nny before".
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She can say what she likes. Don't let it trigger your outrage-ometer.Originally posted by vetran View PostLily Allen says ‘Rule, Britannia!’ song should ‘go in the bin’ because of its problematic lyrics | The Independent
has she listened to her songs or read her lyrics?
Lily Allen Lyrics
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Ah, I see you read Sara Tor's column.Originally posted by BR14 View Postshe's arabic?
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So stop talking about the bint.Originally posted by BR14 View Postno publicity is bad publicity
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WGAF what she thinks. <if 'thinks' is appropriate>
no publicity is bad publicity
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Lily Rues the lyrics
Lily Allen says ‘Rule, Britannia!’ song should ‘go in the bin’ because of its problematic lyrics | The Independent
has she listened to her songs or read her lyrics?Writing “Sorry, what?” on her Instagram story, the singer singled out the following lyrics: “Britons never, never, never shall be slaves. The nations, not so blest as thee, must in their turn, to tyrants fall, while thou shalt flourish, shalt flourish great and free, the dread and envy of them all.” After the anthem featured in many of the Remembrance Day services last weekend, Allen wrote: “I think we should not sing this song anymore.”
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