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metalrover last won the day on March 15 2020

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  1. Saw the accident site on bus this morning, Tampines ave 1 turning into bedok reservoir rd badly affected. bus 69 kena detour, 1hr bus journey
  2. Aynsley Pears & Dominic Hyam should never be allowed to play for brfc again after screwing up this must not lose game. Its back to relegation staring in the face again. Steve waggot should be sacked for allowing 7300 away stand sellout, feels like a home game for SW.
  3. Delighted for him, he's trying hard to put himself in the shopping window for PL teams to notice him. But dont think he is PL quality or anywhere near consistent, tbh. This gangster seems like a burnley fan to me What a comeback after midweek 5-0 ashton gate trashing. Sg pools $8 for away win. One more win on Sunday, we will be safe from relegation.
  4. GIRL’S FATHER WANTS HER TO START WEARING A BRA AROUND THE HOUSE My dad wants me to start wearing a bra around the house Advertisements I (18F) stopped wearing bras around the house around 2 years ago. I didn’t like coming home from school and feeling that thing around my back and chest. Now my dad is saying that I need to wear a bra. My mom says that “He’s a man, it’s distracting, he doesn’t need to see his daughters like that.” As if I’m walking around completely topless. I just want to be comfortable, is that wrong? I feel like my body is something that needs to be censored and covered up all the time even at home. He says that if my chest were smaller I could get away with it but I can’t because I have a larger chest. It’s really frustrating. Advertisements To address some things My dad isn’t the one who actually told me my chest is distracting, my mom was. Out of both of them, my mom is the more conservative of the two of them. She has a lot of bigoted ideals, my not wearing a bra is just one of her many gripes with some things I do. And another thing, please stop calling my dad a creep. I know how the post sounds, but I think it’s more of him being conditioned to be repulsed by his daughter’s body. but it is still very frustrating to be told to strap on a bra when I’m trying to relax.
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