Look Listen & Take Heed Women Keep Your Virtue

Look Listen & Take Heed Women Keep Your Virtue
Narrated By Mr Cholmonley Warner

[@seanhuds229]

"Spunky chaps with hats at jaunty angles" possibly the best use of the English language there.

[@sarahbailey9407]

Superb

[@johnsmith1926]

This is actually one of the reasons why it is a good idea for learners of a foreign language to start watching and listening to this type of comedy as soon as possible. It keeps the learning curve steep as they often use words thar are not that common. By the way, it is also a lot of fun. ;)

[@ianwatkins9602]

Don't get better 😁

[@lordElpus10]

Sadly Spunky chaps with hats at jaunty angles are few and far between.

[@hawker1262]

@@lordElpus10 aren’t they all in Brighton?

[@huepix]

"Entrap him with your complexion" 😂

[@TheNedH]

That's the joke that made me want to come back and watch this for the 20th time

[@56postoffice]

*"Strike the toothless foreign types savagely into the dirt.'* 😂Oh my days!

[@eleanorhogan8643]

I like her hitting him with various things and the slapping.

[@phillylarkin.s1930]

You can't say that 😁😂😂😂

[@neilfoster814]

Clearly a euphemism for "Jew" lol.

[@paulconner9354]

😂😂

[@ekspatriat]

@@neilfoster814 so?

[@cyberserk5614]

That actress is absolutely brilliant!

[@rb93077039]

Jacqueline Defferary

[@michaellavery4899]

For a woman type.

[@murraydean2371]

Also played Phil Hunters wife Cindy in The Bill. A brilliant actress and bloody gorgeous too.

[@ossyable]

But I'm sure she still new her limits

[@cyberserk5614]

@@ossyable she said she likes kittens. ; )

[@sjp6839]

Harry and Paul were masters of character Comedy. These could almost be genuine public information films of the 40s. 🤣

[@uttaradit2]

why not today?

[@dtwilson8581]

@@uttaradit2 More like 1930s?

[@annalieff-saxby568]

I have known American viewers fall for these parodies hook, line and sinker.

[@lynby6231]

You mean they’re not????

[@stephenholmes1036]

This film should be shown to ALL 6th form girls as guidance!

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

Guys are so desperate to view females as not having any amount of agency, purpose or independence. Yet the greater lot of you have all ended up with failure to launch syndrome by choosing to stay home, play video games and eat Cheetos in your parents basement all day (instead of going off to school or being gainfully employed). This seems to be the going trend for almost every guy between the ages of 25 and 35 right now. Unemployment rates are much higher for males than they are for females at the moment thanks to men not wanting to go back into the workforce, and their utter refusal to grow up. So it's no real wonder that women are winning at life as adults with a lot of social and financial capital, while men are failing miserably at it, and don't seem to be with any agency of their own.

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

​@@SteelCowGirl4EverThat's because being a man makes one a second class citizen. We are descriminated against in every possible way.

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

​​@@Toyotaamazon80seriesNope. I disagree. It's because boys brains are much slower to develop and mature causing not all, but a large majority of males to fall behind academically compared to their female peers. Guys are also 90% more likely to develop behavioral disorders such as ADHD, which without medication and regular therapy, inhibits their ability to function independently and appropriately as an adult. Otherwise, being unemployed and not having any financial or social capital is nobody else's fault. It has absolutely nothing to do with "discrimination" but everything to do with personal choices that clearly aren't the better ones to be making. And yet It's always "somebody else's fault." It's never theirs. I think guys need to start looking in the mirror and assuming accountability for their own mistakes. If a guy chooses to sit around at home beating off to porn and playing video games all day, instead of getting an education to better their future or being gainfully employed, then that ill-fate decision is solely on THEM and (only) them.

[@9iht6ihgt43rzhijj]

"where he secretly desires to take diabolical liberties with your knees" xD GENIUS!

[@flybeep1661]

I have to use that one "I was just writing a check for the poor", seems genius.

[@janbo8331]

And only if the girl realizes that the poor probably can't cash the check, should you marry her.

[@trollobite1629]

Clearly a couple of foreign bounders and quite possibly cads too taking a chance on getting our English girls. As every fine Englishman knows it spelt *cheque* not _check_

[@lordprotector3367]

I love her reaction when she finds out he's rich.

[@BP-kx2ig]

I think you mean ‘cheque’?

[@rossmckenzie2433]

The pervy uncle bouncing her on his 'knee' just cracked me up🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂

[@monteceitomoocher]

I just couldn't imagine that being acceptable today!, great sketch.

[@almostfm]

@Raphie Mate When she's 4, yeah. When she's 20, it's a very different thing.

[@brianmorley7165]

And me bloody brilliant 😂😂😂😂

[@fortnitepros8025]

That woman played that part so well

[@nicknack3648]

And she's a pretty little thing

[@Willsey]

​@@nicknack3648she is a pretty little thing

[@rossspenser8314]

It's what it was like sad it's not now

[@joebloggs2857]

She was DS Phil Hunter's wife Cindy in The Bill

[@whatisbestinlife8112]

These charming old documentaries really are a time capsule from a more civilized time.

[@thomashernandez8700]

It's a parody-NOT old/

[@richardwebb5317]

@@thomashernandez8700 Both!

[@Chafflives]

@@thomashernandez8700 And that was sarcasm, not real praise. 🤣

[@manjacovus5342]

​@@thomashernandez8700I think you'll find it is a genuine documentary.

[@terencehennegan1439]

Harry Enfield is a genius of comedy.

[@forevercomputing]

Including Paul Whitehouse and Kathy Burke.

[@hawker1262]

Paul Whitehouse wrote most of it. It’s his genius you’re watching.

[@smellyfinger684]

Paul Whitehouse is responsible. Enfield never gave him credit and they fell out.

[@lukemidgley8581]

Harry used to literally sit in the pub and write down Paul’s bits - all the comedians knew it which is why he eventually started working fairly with Paul

[@esseker6320]

​@@lukemidgley8581 Knew 👈.

[@mikescarborough9196]

I've watched this sketch over ten times. It's so well done and hilarious that it's mesmerizing.

[@JackSmith-hx8zh]

Yes, this and the, "Women, know you Limits", sketches are both works of near genius.

[@Daniel_Delayne]

Both of them shoe-ins for the sketch comedy hall of fame

[@ethanguest3438]

@@JackSmith-hx8zh it's a shame but I don't think these could be made today

[@stephenholmes1036]

So true to life

[@fossilmatic]

I have largely modelled my life on these wisdoms.

[@cahillgreg]

Enjoy your dead dog in a pot dinner.

[@NewFalconerRecords]

Aside from the great performances and the hilarious dialogue, what gets me is how they manage to recreate the exact sound quality of films from that era. They must be using vintage microphones, it's just so spot-on. The jumping and skipping of the film is great too.

[@hgilbert]

today most studio software audio & video software can replicate these effect quite easily. but back at the time the 90's ... maybe older vintage equipment would have been a little easier and way more fun.

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

And the way these actors are doing a flawless 1940's-style upper-class accent...

[@robertmudrow8034]

@@davidlincolnbrooks No, middle class received pronunciation: as spoken by vintage BBC presenters and Laura in Brief Encounter

[@davidlincolnbrooks]

@@robertmudrow8034 Well then, what kind of accent was THIS? kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqvOk6KrgKxraZI

[@Fuzzmo147]

The old football ones are hilarious….. long shorts & funnily fast running & old black & wHite footage

[@annewilliams4931]

Bouncing up and down on uncle's knee - gets me every time!

[@malcolmmawer2325]

Oh Anne you are awful, but I like You.

[@blitzerblazinoah6838]

"Now then, now then, now then. Cum sit on Uncle Jimmy's knee."

[@kikidevine694]

Yeah. I always swallow a little bit of sick at that point

[@PrinceKima_12]

"Affable" may not be the right word for Uncle😳

[@Wildmountainsafaris]

"I've no wife and I'm famished...New Pot Poodle, The Dead Dog in a Pot.. " Killed me!

[@ageingfast]

I laughed so much watching this advertisement. The look on his face as he chewed...

[@mail-uc7ui]

I love the old British accent. Just adore it.

[@hunterluxton5976]

It's a southern English home counties accent. There is no such thing as a British accent.

[@section5760]

Yes one does indeed. Jolly good show old chap. Diddl do. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😉

[@cahillgreg]

It's not so much an accent - more a speech impediment.

[@susandumbill8805]

Reminds me of what used to be called "BBC English" i.e. the ideal British accent! As funny now as it was then...but I'm a Northerner, so I'm biased...!

[@jamestgriffiths4618]

It's what they call RP recieved pronunciation.

1400 spunky chaps with their hats at jaunty angles liked this.

[@oldgitsknowstuff]

There should be a 'Spunky chaps with hats at jaunty angles' club.

[@SvenTviking]

You have to watch out for them, else they try and subvert the state.

[@stephenguppy3466]

Sounds just up my street lol....

[@huepix]

I ahlweys heef my haet aet a jaunty angle

[@kjamison5951]

Harry and Paul’s ‘yesteryear’ sketches were always a laugh!

[@paulcrombie9623]

Harry is a great comedian, very observant in his research. Genius!

[@stephaniecarr6984]

"....now you're getting hysterical, here *slap slap slap* there, better?.."lol!!! I just found these skits! Absolutely brilliant!

[@malcolmmawer2325]

Funny but true, I remember one teacher who was an old spinster who used corrective therapy on vulnerable boys.

[@bluegtturbo]

I rewatch these old black and white sketches from Harry and Paul every few months... All treasures...

[@grumpyoldgit9498]

I had forgotten about Harry Enfield & Paul Whitehouse, lockdown binge watch time. I'm just thinking things used to be better 10-20 years ago... Hate this life now!!!!!!

[@jakmak1199]

Me too...loved Paul playing "Ted" the groundsman, had him off to a tee.

[@Wildmountainsafaris]

Things were much much better. Great times humour and life.

[@cahillgreg]

Whingeing poms

[@musmus-culus]

Well, your name certainly checks out

[@DeeObl0]

“Diabolical liberties with your knees...” 😆

[@debbiethemadbee]

At least it’s not the ankles

[@greatwazzoo]

To hell with you then! I’m off to knife a pensioner and desecrate a church!

[@section5760]

@@debbiethemadbee now steady on my dear 1 thing at a time. I say what a jolly sweet kitten 🐱 you are . 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿❤️

[@whoevencares-rz8ej]

You don’t need to go to the cinema with them for this. They can be miles away and they take those liberties so I have given up..

[@CARLIN4737]

So funny its on another level.

[@redsquirrel1086]

"I was just writing a cheque for the poor.." LoL!!!

[@liberalslayer9021]

Cheque ?? Is that the same as cheeky ??

[@gwishart]

@@liberalslayer9021 No, a cheque is an order to a bank to pay a stated sum from the drawer's account, written on a specially printed form. Perhaps you're one of those caddish colonial types who think it's spelled "check"?

[@lindaleelaw5277]

Red Squirrel hes got game. ...or my mother wondered why I couldn't get married

[@robertbennett7731]

@@gwishart It was spelt check in Britain prior to Victorian times.

[@TheGrowler55]

British Comedy at it's Best 😂😂😂😂😂😂 just saying from Glasgow 😂🇬🇧👍💙😎

[@philipgaylor9307]

“I’ve no wife and I’m famished!” I can now see me using that line whenever I’m at all hungry 😋

[@donjones4719]

I came across this actual phrase written by a physician, c.1900. He referred the female genitals as "the organs of marital necessity." Sounds like a doctor this poor girl would end up with.

[@htkm1179]

Every single line is pure comedy gold! Makes me cry 😭 every time I watch it!

[@AH-be6bu]

I love how knifing a pensioner and desecrating a church is classed as ‘caddishness’.

[@SvenTviking]

It’s a jolly bad show.

[@ajivins1]

Indeed, it's tantamount to malice aforethought!

[@UKFX]

@jrb designer alliance probably one of the foreign types.

[@greenawayr08]

Whilst driving a jaaaaaaag

[@zapkvr]

Did he drop a deuce on the altar?

[@sparklywarkly89]

Can't believe I hadn't seen this one before!! The actress is perfect.. Her voice.. Her mannerisms and everything.. I believe the man she ends up marrying is the same man who played the ship's counsellor in Red Dwarf

[@Mors_Inimicis]

Agreed. I would love to take diabolical liberties with her knees .

[@joebloggs2857]

She played Cindy...DS Phil Hunter's wife in The Bill

[@tarquinftangftangolebiscui8606]

Brilliantly executed, you can just imagine yourself sitting in a cinema in the 1940's watching this.

[@elquixotedelascanarias]

"Have I disturbed you? No it's alright - I was just writing a cheque for the poor." Fiddlesticks I'll now have to come up with a new line.

[@StarHorseLover200]

Very well done. And the actors too - the haircuts, clothes, and expressions are so right.

[@susandumbill8805]

Sleeze: "Hello! You're a pretty little thing, aren't you?!" Her: (To herself) "He seems nice!" Brilliant!! 😊😊😊

[@johnhunter7085]

Where have these people been all my life, they are super funny😂

[@davissae]

I didn’t know I needed this video but I did! Cheers! 🇺🇸

[@susandumbill8805]

Good therapy 😊😸

[@elizabethblackwell6242]

I've often trapped men with my complexion.

[@jrd33]

Shameless hussy :-)

[@zoranocokoljic8927]

Hope you didn't do it by blocking the door

[@elizabethblackwell6242]

@@zoranocokoljic8927 Whatever it takes.

[@paulnash9851]

What an enchanting little thing you are, would you like to come and observe my etchings ?....

[@philluckwell617]

I bet it was a contraption.

[@jamiemcmillan6742]

Spunky chaps with their hats at jaunty angles 😂

[@jamiemcmillan6742]

@jrb designer alliance My dear fellow, I always wear my hat at a jaunty angle.

[@jauntyangle5667]

@@jamiemcmillan6742 Ditto.

[@Harmonical1]

Why is there no comedy these days as totally brilliant as this!

[@blastaway1784]

Oh, I think we all know why.

[@A.A.C.2023]

Because most people today get offended with good humor...

[@breebw]

I am glad she managed to be completed as a person in the end.

[@chronobot2001]

I don't know what that was... but I loved it. I couldn't contain myself when the narrator slapped some sense into her.

[@richardikin]

Right then, I'm off to take diabolical liberties with my wife's knees!

[@eugene8910]

You dirty dog!

[@li-23]

You rogue! You cad!

[@woody1380]

Get those knees as far away from each other as possible.

[@pineapplepenumbra]

You must be one of them foreign types.

[@dr.doohickey]

Disgusting lefty.

[@quartzhyalos1068]

Love how the pot poodle crunches when the spoon went in

[@barryfoster453]

Damn, I think I may be an affable uncle.

[@tayzk5929]

Oh dear

[@stephenholmes1036]

So true and to the point! Young ladies watch and learn!

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

I'm a woman with a lot of agency, purpose and independence after getting my degree in science and becoming a full-time clinical laboratory technician. This means I'm paying my own bills, making my own decisions and winning at life as an adult -(the way I should be).

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

​@@SteelCowGirl4Ever That's a serious cope, i see cats in your future. Lots of them!

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

@@Toyotaamazon80series You call it a means of "coping." Yet it's actually called (surviving) like an average adult. As much as I love cats, right now I've only got chickens (and a good man that shares in all my passions). ☺️👌 (Go cry)

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

@@SteelCowGirl4Ever And no children I'll bet.

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

@@Toyotaamazon80series Didn't want any. Neither did my other half. Not every man wants to be a father and not every woman wants to be a mother. Parenting's a personal decision -(not a lifestyle).

[@FatNorthernBigot]

"the minefield of cadishness" sounds like the best UK-abolished fun, ever!

[@peterfitzgerald53]

This and this Mr chumly warner sketches ,brilliant

[@redsquirrel1086]

"Damn and blast....I'm off to knife pensioner and desecrate a church." 🤣🤣

[@whoevencares-rz8ej]

They all react that way because of entitlement and the like.. Ingratitude you see. Western privilege.

[@redsquirrel1086]

@MarianMurphy-rz8ej And there's me thinking that it was a joke.

[@huepix]

​@@redsquirrel1086😅😆😂🤣😁😄

[@CymruEmergencyResponder]

Such a good actress!

[@relaxpayourincometax]

My immediate thoughts. She’s really good!

[@JosephStealin]

Again sensible public service advice

[@mementomori-kw9cf]

BRILLIANT ABSOLUTELY BRILLIANT

[@seanmcdonald5859]

I love the attention to detail . .thd sound is perfect, the dialogue spot on and the pacing just right . . . . Never found him that funny ( Enfield ) but I admire his work ethic.

[@cahillgreg]

Sometimes when Harry skived off or failed to pull his weight he could become forlorn with his failing self - The respect Sean showed him at these testing times really bolstered his resolve and helped him rally.

[@SparkyStevens1967]

@@cahillgreg Yes,especially when Sean made mention of the pacing being just right.This made Harry so happy that he cried.

[@leonrive9276]

Young mannn

[@eleanorhogan8643]

What a lovely horse.

[@oldandletdown7464]

Genius pure genius…..Harry Enfield…..Paul Whitehouse …..pure genius.

[@petermills542]

Verbal & visual brilliance!

[@marxam6671]

The minefield of Caddishness. I have visions of Terry Thomas wickedly twiddling his moustache, whilst chortling even more wickedly.

[@djicepole]

Mmmeeeee?! Roaming the halls of st Mary's girls school at three am . . . With my reputation?!

[@Boudicca15]

The great Terry Thomas, none better 🇬🇧👍

[@mariajukejax9649]

Whilst leaning out of his Cadmobile calling out "Hello there! You're a dashed fine filly, m'dear!"

[@mariajukejax9649]

@@djicepole Mind you, I was very very drunk!

[@susandumbill8805]

I met a real 'Cad' on a bus! After trying to chat me up very ineffectively he invited me back to his place. I could hear the people sitting behind me laughing at the whole thing. I said "You cheeky man! I don't know you, and I don't think it's 'coffee' you've got in mind!!!" We all had a good laugh, including him - and I got home safely!!! 😊😸🏠

[@bobikdylan]

Harry's posh accent is so well studied. "Hwell."

[@willmoore7582]

Simply timeless and soooo good with it.. Classic modern comedy folks, thanks Harry et al.

[@frankford1115]

Just brilliant stuff!

[@kp6007]

The best one of these is the ‘Women, know your limits’ sketch.

[@susandumbill8805]

My favourite too! 😸😸😸

[@lordprotector3367]

My favourite is the Christmas Tidings one, where they recommend a whisky pick-me-up for driver fatigue.

[@leftmono1016]

Women drivers. She’s approaching the drivers side…the wrong side.

[@richardelson3261]

2:43 It's Keir Starmer!

[@helenasf1782]

Hahaha, nailed it!

[@jotttn]

😂😂😂

[@Bo_Nidle]

He said “kindly face”, not “a little weasel faced Commie twat that you could punch from Dawn to dusk and not get tired”.

[@GenGrace-kg6jb]

So glad she found her soul mate.

[@regparkin5661]

The uncle does it for me

[@ianhanrahan825]

Spunky chaps with their hats at jaunty angles!

[@allensagalla1579]

Hahahahahahaha, wanting to be an Englishman because of this, thanks for uploading XD

[@TheAmazingAdventuresOfMiles]

I'm an Englishman and I can assure you, this is exactly how it still works today. And quite so.

[@joebloggs619]

Oh,no...I no longer have my virtue...Sadly...I don't recall where it went or when...Ah,but I still have the box it came in...The one mother dearest gave me as a gift at birth...

[@laurencetitusoates6328]

If you're not using it any more can I have it 😉

[@MajPickles]

No words can describe how much this makes me laugh

[@MajPickles]

@TheBoschTube yes no doubt there are...

[@sas2300]

"Spunky chaps with their hats at jaunty angles" lmao

[@MrSuitup100]

Brilliant, love these. 😊

[@photodom2000]

This is so good it should have been a public information film in the 1940's Brilliant parody.

[@behornedhorse4913]

Or present day Saudi Arabia

[@coolbeans2345]

@@behornedhorse4913 bruh😂

[@bluegtturbo]

I thought it was?!!

[@markkoetsier6475]

"Now you're getting hysterical. Here:" **slap** "There, better?" 😂 God, I love how accurate that is to the then-common attitude about 'hysterical wives' needing a good whack to come to their senses.

[@petyrkowalski9887]

The affable uncle...lol

[@sweiland75]

I thought he said F-able. LOL

[@SteveInskip]

Damnation...that’s my cover blown! 😉😉

[@almostfm]

@@SteveInskip And now you're off to knife a pensioner and desecrate a church.

[@SteveInskip]

@@almostfm pensioners have all got semi-automatics round here mate! 😂😂

[@SteveInskip]

@@almostfm desecrate a church? Where did that come from?

[@avec4amadman1]

ABSOLUTE GENIUS. 😂

[@johnbarthram2761]

Absolutely superb 👌

[@daviddeburca9408]

Legends these guys......No wife to Cook for me.... in danger of dying.....😂😂😂😂😂

[@leew1598]

They get the 1930s-40s style audio perfect.

[@kurtrobertson495]

First time watching this 💯😄😆

[@rossspenser8314]

The good old days

[@deniswilliams2212]

Dead dogs in a pot omfg😅 I’m crying! So obviously the granddad of Monty python never had the pleasure of seeing him before tonight and I’m subscribed 🎉

[@JG-fj6xq]

I didn't expect this to be this hilarious :D

[@CyberBeep_kenshi]

She's beautiful

[@hornkraft9438]

So if I join the Church of England, how long must I wait to become incredibly wealthy? It's taking such a long time ...

[@sakadabara]

Horn Kraft , join the Holy Orthodox Church and you’ll get incredibly rich, as long as you put your diamonds 💎 (the good deeds ) at the celestial thesaurus

[@steveweatherbe]

Other way round I'm afraid.First get rich , then apply for confirmation .

[@Sdnaurs]

Join the Baptists - we're rich in spirit (I told that to the guy who repossessed my car the other day but he didn't quite understand, bless him.) But in all seriousness you can't take money with you, it's not something worth working on.

[@ilokivi]

Very simple. First, take over the Church of England. Second, sell shares in the C of E and make an absolute fortune. And third, invest your profit in a new factory for Pot Poodle. Now available in cheesy peas flavour.

[@jamescameron5472]

I joined the CoE...found out that a silver plate passes ones person....now I’m extremely richer than thou......

[@charlestaylor8566]

Pot Poodle , Chinese favourite !

[@UncommonSense.]

These were so funny ...still are.

[@MrTingrag]

Brilliant!

[@noelht1]

The minefield of Caddishness

[@marionrobson9384]

Hilarious!!😂

[@Supersuperdestroyer]

Now your getting hysterical. Here. (Slap! Slap! Slap!) Too funny.

[@adeh503]

Harry Enfield was just brilliant

[@jameretief8327]

If only life was like this.

[@TheVicar]

Brexit will deliver us back unto these halcyon days.

[@neilfoster814]

I need a Cecily in my life!

[@jayps5022]

brilliant just brilliant

[@charmawow]

Just the kind of humour needed in 2022!

[@grahamward3504]

WONDERFUL !

[@bell191991]

Jokes aside, this actually gives some good advice. Lots of men pretend to be interested in dating a woman for who she is, only to use her body for their own selfish reasons. A very small percentage of women are fine with this, but most want a proper relationship, and end up feeling sad and used by modern casual dating culture. Forget the men who dress and talk fancy. Find a good man who's hard working and kind.

[@Toyotaamazon80series]

The problem with modern western women is that they waste their most fertile years pursuing some bullshit degree in lesbian poetry. After they get their useless degree, have endebted themselves, become indoctrinated with cultural marxism and racked up a big body count they are no longer marriage material.A woman doesn't need a degree she needs a husband and children of her own. No woman is ever validated untill a man puts a ring on her finger.

[@johnmartinez7440]

​@@Toyotaamazon80series Yikes.

[@SteelCowGirl4Ever]

​​@@Toyotaamazon80seriesI find that very interesting because my sister has her degree in business and is a mother of three. She and her husband have been married since 2008, and they both work full time: him for a bank. And her as the town coordinator for road repairs and municipal infrastructure projects. Meanwhile, I'm a woman who majored in science and now have a full-time career as a clinical laboratory technician, and I take a lot of pride in what I do each day. I'm in charge of overseeing test results for people with potentially fatal diseases and illnesses such as Lou Gehrig's disease and muscular dystrophy (before they become a severe problem). And I wouldn't trade a rewarding career like that for a dull life spent locked up in a house doing nothing but scrubbing dishes and mopping floors as if I for brain dead and useless as far as anything greater. Lol The fact is, not every man wants to be a husband or a father. Well likewise, not every woman desires to be a mother or a housewife. Being a homemaker or being career oriented is a personal decision. Neither are a lifestyle that can be "forced" on anyone just because of what gender they are. Obviously little boys aren't the only ones with big dreams to do something purposeful and meaningful out in the big world someday. (That's a human desire we all have). My man and I also work everyday for a living because that's what it takes to keep a roof over our heads and food on the table. Unless somebody is a doctor or a lawyer, households do not run on a single income. I think comments like yours are often made by those with extreme male insecurity, because any woman with her own agency and independence takes away from your ability to feel more privileged or like some 'big hero." Honestly, when did male emotions become so delicate and fragile?

[@Jan-se1nd]

@@Toyotaamazon80series How queer!

[@misterprecocious2491]

That bookish type is non other than Charles 'Charlie' Charles the darling of association football.

[@ghosttype8583]

The uncle bit is comedy gold

[@RealBesty]

Brilliant performance from Jacqueline Defferary as Cicely

[@muddydog6605]

Thank you! Couldn't remember her name nd yes she's fantastic.

[@toocutepuppies6535]

You just explained my entire childhood.

[@flagwanker6346]

Pot poodle! Fabulous