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yes they did quite a lot didnt they do wah, id forgotten that, women frequently linked arms, friends and mother/ daughter/ sisters etc, but hardly ever see that now.
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The lads in Burger King had probably misread the sign
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How many in the **** counties?
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I let me do that joke on the other thread.
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*It let me
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The lads in Burger King had probably misread the sign
crisp..v good |
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I got called 'Love' by a bloke in Bradford once.
Not really relevant to the POP, but I just wanted to tell you. |
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OP
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A bloke followed me home from Waitrose once - turned out he was a store detective.
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Holding hands ok. Draw the line at fist pumps!
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I lived in Spain for many years, they are far more tolerant about such things and that is going back quite a few years now.
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My boyfriend and I never hold hands in public.
We simply hold each others *****. |
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I once saw the Spurs players walk onto a pitch holding hands with very young-looking boys.
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You say that Latalomne but:
https://www.todayonline.com/world/holding-hands-dubai-could-land-you-jail |
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No wonder they're confused.
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First time I ever saw two men kissing was in a nightclub in Majorca in the early 80s, rarely seen it since and I don't recall ever seeing two men holding hands in the street, so imo it isn't common at all.
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not permitted in the pubs I use
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