Words you only hear on TV or read in the paper

hilarious
hack
adorable
seduced
besotted
reveals

(I read the Daily Mail)

`Brexit will ruin the UK`
`Trump`s a fascist`

LGBT

never heard no one speak about this in the pub well maybe the letters get used but not all simultaneously

Me too, Gallivanter. I recognised all of those

Whenever somebody famous (commonly a male politician) has been caught out having an affair, it's never reported that he was having sex. Instead, the lady in question is described thus: "Married mother of three Mrs xxx has been comforting the randy politician".

galvanize

job

gainful employment

five a day

surreal , embrace,diverse,

Outrage

populist

BACKLASH!!!   TRENDING

I heard Branded a lot when I was headin' up 10,000 steer to Dodge City.

I also heard a lot of Yee-Hahs and Rootin-Tootin's, and you ever see them in print, so it works both ways.

'SCREECHING' u turn, the SNPs latest mantra

flaunts

(I've been back in the Daily Mail again, Makybe)

Romping.
Does anyone say they are romping with the next door neighbour?

A level student

Lol, Gallivanter.

Sideboob

(Daily Mail again)

Any photos M-D?

Plenty in the Daily Mail, Foinavon.

TRIDENT involved

toe cleavage

Has to be the DM's lowest point.

I think you're making that up.

Legs are nearly always pins

Its' not pins. It's TONED pins if it's the daily mail

Yes!

I hear the word "adorable" all the time, just when I walk down the street. Helps if I'm showing sidemanboob.

Talking of sidemanboob I did see some the other day. Guy in pub who had obviusly worked on his "guns" and thought it now appropriate to wear and 80s style cut off muscle t shirt. It was like he was an extra in Miami Vice.

(It was not appropriate, it's never appropriate)

You don't have to make it up for the DM.

This was a while back but the the first one up on search:


Our flat pointed shoes that show a bit of toe cleavage are a modern option

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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1041241/The-return-killer-heels.html

Lol, Gallivanter. Sorry for doubting you.

Do you have the Daily mail App?

No. It just so happens that I work with a couple of screens and the DM hides at the back of one, ready to appear if I don't use that screen.

Oh, right. The App is very good.