Funnily enough a large proportion of traveller brides are virgins when they marry.
ive heard that one before..

Funnily enough a large proportion of traveller brides are virgins when they marry.
Does that include the children and the old and sick?
If the Daily Mail told me the sky was blue, I'd seek independent verification. In of itself, it's not all that far fetched, no, but if the Daily Mail is your only source, then you have no reliable evidence. They have a history of stirring the pot by distorting the truth or just plain lying, which is why linking to their site and quoting large chunks of an article for information about the travellers is mentally poisonous.It's not all that far-fetched that a Marxist from Germany would make an appearance at a protest hugely attractive to a Marxist, not too far from Germany, though, is it?![]()
You should see some of the grannies.![]()
Don't think they're too keen...
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She's getting ready to pick her nose. :D
Mouths like old birdcages though, most have had a cockatoo in them.Funnily enough a large proportion of traveller brides are virgins when they marry.
Funnily enough a large proportion of traveller brides are virgins when they marry.
I feel they should be able to stay.
I don't really understand the ins and outs of all this, but i find myself asking where are they all suppose to go.
I personally would allow them to stay, make it legal and then charge them for the privilege.
Well how I understand it and base my opinion on is that they own the land and most the buildings they are using to dwell in are not static.I don't really understand the ins and outs of all this, but i find myself asking where are they all suppose to go.
I personally would allow them to stay, make it legal and then charge them for the privilege.
I would like to by some woodland one day and make a temporary dwelling for myself and I would feel a bit of a hypocrite to tell them not to and do it myself. But my idea of temp dwelling is a log hutMost of the buildings they live in may be mobile, but the fact remains there should be no residential dwellings on the site, nor should there be any structures at all. No hardcore, no brick walls, no fences, etc.
They did pay for it![]()
The stuff they're currently on, yes, but they were asking for another site to be allocated to them. Which I guess they'd pay for, thinking about it...but I still don't see why they expect land to be provided to them outside of the normal process of the sale of land, just cause they live in caravans.
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