@JaniceForsyth This isnae in persona Jay-Fo, Doll.
Well, ah suppose it is.
So hinkin' ae ye.
Ah'd give free years ae ma life an' anithur five tae huv ye back.
Miss ye an' love ye.
♥️♥️♥️
See this Robinson guy?
Eez a junkie.
A JUNKIE! A JUNKIE! A JUNKIE!
But nae class. No like me an' Marti.
High oan hate.
Wur aw immigrants ya stchoopit c*nt.
Ah wonder if 'e can count tae ten.
If 'e can, ah'll guarantee 'e disnae know that's thanks tae the Arabics.
LOVE YEEZ!
Our brilliant Poet In Chief @JulieMcNeill1 on the biggest stage, cheering the nation with her fabulous book of football verse. A superb article from @heraldscotland and @PaulEnglishhack👏
Everyone should buy this little pocket book of spoken word gold 😎
https://t.co/JpOnG2pQvZ
I’ll vote eco-socialist in an Indy Scotland. *But we need Indy first*. If you are SNP swithering to Labour, think again. Scotland’s agenda will be steam-rolled over if SNP seats are lost in a Starmer landslide. Jings, they’re FAR from perfect… but keep the heid. Vote @theSNP
BREAKING: Spain 🇪🇸 now officially adds its name to the growing list of countries that support South Africa’s 🇿🇦 case at the ICJ in accusing Israel of genocide in Gaza
When Karine Polwart heard that a man in a neighbouring village was entering the final stage of his life, she offered him a gift that changed his life, and hers.
My story about Becktival, with @IAMKP in today’s @heraldscotland
Friends stage festival in the garden for dying man's last dance
https://t.co/9hBhQLRwHW
Is thur no a Tory tactical votin' wheel fur this?
A loast three year ae ma life tae that, an anither five oan Labour that wiz meant tae get us aff it!
Ah wiz better aff oan the smack.
Please share and RT🙏👍
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Sometimes, a bully will pick on someone because they are jealous or because they think that they will be seen as bigger and tougher' and it boosts their sad ego. For the bully, behaving in this manner is seen as a way to win friends, but this is a myth.
When we think of bullies, we tend to remember the ones we knew at school. Unfortunately, bullying doesn’t stop there for everyone. For some, the bullying continues into adult life.
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