u/Recent-Win6972
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▲ 34 r/TheOfficeUK
They'll drag him out by his hair and that's when the begging starts
u/Recent-Win6972 — 1 month ago
[NSFW] I cast my v****a because I was curious to see the shape on the inside.
it’s pretty educational too, imo
u/-MissCarmine — 2 months ago
▲ 216 r/NorfFc
End 't day yoove awoke the Lion. Time to take are cuntry back end ov simple as
u/Recent-Win6972 — 2 months ago
▲ 32 r/glasgow
I know he's not everyone's cup of tea but this is a bit harsh...
u/Recent-Win6972 — 2 months ago
▲ 230 r/fatherted
Well, well, well doesn't this paint a pretty picture?
u/Recent-Win6972 — 3 months ago
▲ 33 r/footballcliches
Being filmed while gradually losing your job and looking like Rose West
Utterly fabulous behind-the-scenes look at England's woeful qualifying campaign for USA 94.
Graham Taylor seemed like an amiable enough fellow, albeit perhaps obstinant to change.
This documentary focuses on his relationship with the 'red-top' media of the early 90s, showcasing the nigh on impossible role of England's top job.
Who else has been hounded out of a job?
Sir Bobby Robson and Kevin Keegan are the only two others who seemed to have been treated so harshly.
u/Recent-Win6972 — 3 months ago
▲ 23 r/autism
14-year-old son suddenly lying in bed all day
My 14 year old son is ASD non-verbal and OCD diagnosed.
For the past week, he has suddenly begun lying in bed while watching his Ipad throughout the day.
He's drinking fluids but has almost stopped eating completely.
His temperature is normal and isn't displaying obvious signs of illness.
Has anyone else experienced something similar?
u/Recent-Win6972 — 3 months ago
14-year-old suddenly lying in bed all day
My 14 year old son is ASD non-verbal and OCD diagnosed.
For the past week, he has suddenly begun lying in bed while watching his Ipad throughout the day.
He's drinking fluids but has almost stopped eating completely.
His temperature is normal and isn't displaying obvious signs of illness.
Has anyone else experienced something similar?
u/Recent-Win6972 — 3 months ago