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@james_e_b_ I don’t think they are saying they couldn’t afford it, they are saying it was a treat. Not a regular occurrence.

Why are there all these Gen Xers announcing that when we were kids we could only afford McDonald's once a year? It's bollocks

@ReggieBowl6229 @YouSceneThis

@YouSceneThis If she really had a problem with it, she should have just stopped right there. She seems more concerned about promoting her movie than her own well-being.

In the 1990 interview on The Arsenio Hall Show, Bill Murray can be seen repeatedly touching Geena Davis’ arm and briefly pulling down the strap of her dress while they promoted Quick Change. Years later, Davis revisited the interview and called it “awful” and “devastating” while promoting her memoir.

@nilostolte @YouSceneThis Murray is a personality, not an actor.

@YouSceneThis Bill Murray is a good actor. Geena Davis, not so much. There are a few really good actresses in Hollywood, but Geena is definitely not among them.

@Ends_wolf @supertolerant That’s exactly what you’re doing!

@jimbobbats @supertolerant x.com/Ends_wolf/stat…

I was young in the 80s/90s in the UK. I don’t remember my parents ever going out to eat, except when we were on holiday (in the UK). I don’t think they ever took me to a fast food restaurant, or ordered takeaway food. People today have no clue how working people lived. /1

@katbalmy @james_rands @supertolerant Oh god! Crispy pancakes! I can still taste them 😆 served with Birdseye potato waffles!

@james_rands @supertolerant We didn't get taken. Thats the point. I was 18 and working before I went to Wimpy. Of course we had burgers, frozen ones out the freezer, not all meals were homemade,but, they were mostly made at home. Crispy pancakes were another freezer i should add i'm Gen X for clarity

@Ends_wolf @supertolerant So we’re my parents. Both nurses. We only went to restaurants for treats. It wasn’t a regular occurrence and we only got fish and chips for a treat too.

@jimbobbats @supertolerant if its because of money then yes, like i said my parents were working class they could afford for us to eat out.

@tinman603 @mexigreekmom74 @GarbageHuman24 We never heard her point of view because they never let her give it.

@jimbobbats @mexigreekmom74 @GarbageHuman24 Interrupting a conversation to say "Hey, don't be influenced by these people." is not a point of view.

Imagine getting mogged by a 10 year old

@Ends_wolf @jjfrgyy @supertolerant He’s not lying. This was my childhood too and many others.

@jjfrgyy @supertolerant they did op is just lying for some weird reasons or was beyond poor.

@Ends_wolf @supertolerant His parents were lazy because they didn’t get a takeaway? Surely that’s the opposite of lazy?

@supertolerant Absolute bullshit or your parents were fucking lazy. Working class parents we used to eat out once a week and a takeaway. Maccys has been in ther country since the 70's. This is just boomer/genx slop. I honestly doubt your not genx tbh.

@MorningInternet @supertolerant I had one birthday party at home. Never went to fast food places.

@supertolerant Yeah mate, in the 80s every kid seemed to have a birthday party at wimpys Least you had a C64. Jealous I had a second hand acorn electron…sticking those cassette tapes in and waiting ages for kung fu to load - good times Then in 90s my mate got an Amiga. Porn on floppy disk!

@supertolerant @russetmantle It was a huge treat to get fish and chips. My mum would set the table especially and for some reason we would also have tea and buttered bread with it.

@russetmantle Now I think about it, I think we had them sometimes. But it wasn’t common.

@Stuff_by_Aaron @supertolerant Both of my parents worked full time.

@supertolerant So the one working class wage was enough of a wage to bring up a family and go on occasional holidays? Leaving your Mum enough time to spend on day-to-day things and cooking. Your own story points out glaring differences in how working people now have to live.

@Turv_not_a_bot @james_rands @supertolerant My Dad (a nurse) decorated our entire house himself. He and his friend installed a new kitchen once. We had two cars growing up. One was a Lada 😆😆 The boxy kind.

@james_rands @supertolerant 80’s Child here this is more or less my exact childhood, just add occasionally went out for food. This is how boomers brought us up. He is telling you how it was exactly. They cooked every meal, they washed their own cars, they fixed the houses, cars etc.

@james_rands @supertolerant I never saw a burger either. I’m 49. My parents were older than most. They never ever took us to fast food places. I don’t think they ever set food in one of them. We dined out once in a blue moon (usually at Garfunkel’s).

@supertolerant Says the guy who has created a fantasy world in which he never saw a burger as a child in order to heap praise upon the boomer generation. One of us has some issues. It isn't me.

@CorneliusG14926 @kassandraboss This person does pass. I would never have known looking at that photo.

@kassandraboss Took 5 seconds to find a more honest picture on your profile, not exactly passing

this is me spontaneously going out for ice cream with a look i put together in 5 minutes. i’m 37. i started hrt at 32.

@bliglum @GarbageHuman24 Neither side was attempting civil discourse. There was no discourse going on.

@GarbageHuman24 One side, normal looking, attempting civil discourse. Other side, crazy looking, attempting to force a single ideology, by trying to shut down free speech. A nice little microcosm of the current state of affairs.

@mexigreekmom74 @GarbageHuman24 Wiser? She told the girl who approached her to shut up without listening to her point of view. That’s not wise, it’s ignorance.

@GarbageHuman24 The 10yr olds are wiser than the 14yr olds. Wish we could skip those middle school/teen years where the world takes ahold of them.

@ripx4nutmeg I’m sure it’s the same person who voices the trans character in the Hogwarts game.

New drama Monsieur Spade. The titular character meets the mother of one of the other main characters, who is also the wife of an artist. It's a BBC drama being broadcast on its commercial channel U, so, obviously, 'she' is suspiciously tall and played by someone who can't act.

@Freedom2713 @ViQueenie Are you okay?

@jimbobbats @ViQueenie Megan Harry Billie Everyone she knows👈🏻 Adam L Bahatai Waaaaay more than 4 buddy

A little throwback and a perfect reminder of just how fake this woman is. Cringe levels off the charts. The relentless name-dropping is unbearable and that low-angle camera trick while she looks away to seem deep and thoughtful? Painful.

@bgalindo03 @nypost Credit the person who took the photos

@nypost It was James Blunt. From his own memoir:

Hayden Panettiere hints at identity of ‘very famous’ naked man she was put in bed with at 18 trib.al/S8bKkWc