Video: Driver tailgates BBC's Jeremy Vine then kicks out at him

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

You guys are funny.

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

Yep that was it - cheers, very perceptive.

I'm off for a ride...

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

 

Yep that was it - cheers, very perceptive.

I'm off for a ride...

Can't beat the fresh air for shaking off that pent up angst. 

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

 

Yep that was it - cheers, very perceptive.

I'm off for a ride...

 

Can't beat the fresh air for shaking off that pent up angst. 

It's not sanctimonious. Your attempt to dismiss someone's analysis by belittling their comment and applying your anecdotal knowledge is unfair and irrelevant (in that order).

The original analysis stands. The only comments made focused on the ethnicity and gender and a lazy stereotype was applied.

Parts of the statement may be true but that's not important. When you treat a someone as a stereotype and not as person you're being racist.

I'd think a person with your 'experience' would know that. Perhaps you need to think about your own ideas before dismissing others.

Oops, I shouldn't have put 'experience', that unfairly diminishes your point. Sorry about that!

I'm sure you'll forgive me.

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

 

Yep that was it - cheers, very perceptive.

I'm off for a ride...

 

Can't beat the fresh air for shaking off that pent up angst. 

It's not sanctimonious. Your attempt to dismiss someone's analysis by belittling their comment and applying your anecdotal knowledge is unfair and irrelevant (in that order). The original analysis stands. The only comments made focused on the ethnicity and gender and a lazy stereotype was applied. Parts of the statement may be true but that's not important. When you treat a someone as a stereotype and not as person you're being racist. I'd think a person with your 'experience' would know that. Perhaps you need to think about your own ideas before dismissing others. Oops, I shouldn't have put 'experience', that unfairly diminishes your point. Sorry about that! I'm sure you'll forgive me.

Convulted bilge. Don't try so hard.

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

 

That you're struggling to make a point after your shallow sanctimony was called out.

 

Yep that was it - cheers, very perceptive.

I'm off for a ride...

May your ride be free from both racists and political correctionists.

jasecd wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

Definitely could not have put it better myself.

 

You guys are funny.

 

He's exposed himself as culturally aware, and as someone who worked with the black community in Lewisham in youth justice, I know he's absolutely spot on. It's also something the black community openly discuss and are seeking to remedy.

 

That's not racist, and either is his comment. 

 

People go too far these days with the sancitimony. Out themselves as shallow and simply using race as a stick to beat others with for a quick self-esteem patch. It's transparent, and you open yourself up for an easy baiting, like what just happened here.

 

I'd put my money on him being a more decent guy out of the three of you, instinctually. 

 

 

I'm so sorry, you're completely right - I should have made sure I listed my qualifications to judge what is or is not racist.

I wonder what else your remakable instincts tell you?

 

To add to the idiocy of the initial racist comment, what the feck is the black community?

Is there a white community? Of course not. People are people, people.

The sooner you cultivate that attitude, the sooner the sad inequalities mentioned in the above statistic can change.

SiRush wrote:

... what the feck is the black community? Is there a white community? Of course not. People are people, people. The sooner you cultivate that attitude, the sooner the sad inequalities mentioned in the above statistic can change.

Someone needs to tell the mainstream media about this, then. They talk about "the black community ", "the LGBTQ community", "the traveller community ", "the <fill in a nationality or ethnicity here> community ", and even "the cycling community"  all the time.

jasecd wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

 

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Sorry to bore you with facts but 72% of black kids in the U.S. are raised in single parent families.  How is something clearly contained within the black community anything to do with racism? And sexism? Lost me there.

Anyway IT WAS A JOKE!!! It wasn't Frankie Boyle and disabled kids level but somebody always gets offended....very easily it seems.

 

 

Let me help you - you've interpreted this "fact" to validate your prejudice. The behaviour of this one black woman in no way reflects on other black woman or indeed an entire race. There's so many assumptions within your bizzare extrapolation of this incident into some kind of misguided anthropological point that it makes very little sense. Basically, joke or not, you've exposed yourself as something of a racist.

I remember Bernard Manning making jokes along those lines.

AsOriginalAsYou wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

 

You know it's going to kick off now 

 

Pathetic.

I'm sure there are plenty of websites out there for lazy racist and sexist comments. Why don't you leave disgusting comments where they belong?

Stick to cycling and have a scrap of human decency. It's not much to ask is it?

 

 

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

breathtaking combination of racism, misogny and ignorance - chapeau sir, and be sure to say that it's all just a joke

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

Kinell! Where the hell did that come from?

 Is it Out Yourself as a Racist Week or something? 

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

You're making a general point about black women. That their male partners are more likely to leave them because of behaviour like this that is, in your view, more endemic than it is in non-black women. Do you see now? Good, now fuck off.

Yorkshire wallet wrote:

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

 

That's why there's so many errant fathers in the black community.

How'd you know that, player 

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

At least when he says he's at work, you can turn on the radio and check.

unconstituted wrote:

Imagine you were married to that.

 

Keep your fantasies to yourself