not_a_robot
"i hope the leaving is joyful, & never to return"
- May 30, 2019
- 2,121
So a lady's son died and that's unfortunate. The grief-psychosis has manifested in an attempt to "ban bloodstains". Like on cartoon Halloween T- shirts.
Sigh. My comments keep coming out too mean and I don't want to upset anyone here so I will just shut up and post it. Read the "pearl clutching" comments too, they're a fucking hoot. So offense, much outrage! Over an image women see in our fucking underwear every month. A substance every human body is full of. What does she do with her maxipads, run to the media and demand they be banned?
All she's doing with this publicity is increasing sales. I'm buying one.
Sigh. My comments keep coming out too mean and I don't want to upset anyone here so I will just shut up and post it. Read the "pearl clutching" comments too, they're a fucking hoot. So offense, much outrage! Over an image women see in our fucking underwear every month. A substance every human body is full of. What does she do with her maxipads, run to the media and demand they be banned?
All she's doing with this publicity is increasing sales. I'm buying one.
Amazon is blasted for selling sick blood-spattered 'I'm fine' T-shirts
Peguy Kato, 42, whose son Champion Ganda was knifed to death outside a primary school in 2013 in Newham, east London, has slammed the sale of the T-shirts (pictured).
www.dailymail.co.uk