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Dad - Manchester United Mum - "Manchester United" (but only because a dark cloud descends over the house when they lose) Uncle - Nottingham Forrest Cousin - Liverpool (then) Arsenal (now) Everyone else - No one

If it was Cindy, she would've needed help to move the body from the house to the common and I doubt any of the family would help her. I'm ruling her out. I don't think it's Peter Which leaves Jane and/or Ian. Ian.

Neither of my favourite performances got nominated this year (Ralph Fiennes - GBH & Essie Davis - The Babadook) so my interest has waned.

Oh go on then, if you insist. I think I might actually genuinely hate Daniel and James. Pathetic individuals, the pair of them. So glad James has gone - now maybe we can go a whole episode without having to hear about his balls.

Mark :drool: /contribution

August Diehl is the most flawless actor I can think of currently working. Him, Fassbender and Diane Kruger in that one IG scene was like acting porn. Throw in Christoph Waltz and Daniel Bruhl as well. All favourites.

Mixed feelings. Would've bitten your hand off for the draw this morning considering the rout I was expecting but now, looking at the shots/possession stats, feel like maybe we could've nicked it. Anyway, more to be pleased about than not. Think people are being a bit too harsh on the defence...

Ok, no I don't agree with removing the "fem" from "feminism" because it suggests "fem" is a negative...which is kind of the whole point of feminism. You may look at feminism negatively but it is the reason why I can vote, or own property, or drive, or make my own choices over my own body and...

No thanks. P.s. You have yet to answer my question as to where you stand on black civil rights activists or gay rights activists or animal rights activists.

Damn, I was just trying to think of some things white, heterosexual men might suffer from :lol: I guess you got nothing ;)

Hey, I agree, I'm on your side. Equality of the sexes.

True, but there's a very good chance you earned more than her anyway ;) For the average female CEO to earn the same as her male counterparts, she would need to work until she was 89.

I wouldn't say they were out n out discriminated against but they certainly do face stigmas. Stigmas such as being a stay-at-home father with a bread-winner wife or being more open about mental illness which is often seen as the opposite of "manning up".

But no one attached to feminism is saying anti-men issues should be ignored.

Have read this multiple times and still don't understand it. (Dumb broad). Why wouldn't a particular movement focus on a particular demographic that doesn't have particular equalities? Why would suffragettes fight for the right for men to have the vote if men could already vote? :confused: