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@1263 I didn't need to.
@1263 You really need to look up a definition of body shaming before you make such claims. Exactly how I have attacked/derided anyone based on 'physical attributes'? And how have I 'body shamed' anyone?
@1263 Yes of course I have heard of 'body shaming'. Care to explain the relevance? @burneside Careful now, you'll be accused of attacking and deriding a person's physicality and going 'beyond the pale'.
@1263 Have you ever seen the person I refer to above, either in person or in a photo? If so, and instead of childishly calling me thick once again, please explain exactly how I have attacked/derided anyone based on 'physical attributes'?
@1263 Why the over-reaction? No, I wouldn't refer to anyone using sticks to walk as a 'cripple' as that is pejorative and insulting, as well as offensive. I would refer to them as 'disabled', as that would be factually correct. So again. Please explain exactly how I have attacked/derided anyone based on 'physical attributes'?
@1263 Would you mind explaining exactly how I have attacked/derided anyone based on 'physical attributes'?
@Carer the AI Bots that have replaced human reporters at Devon Live seem to have confused Linus from Peanuts with our obese Town, District and County Councillor.
@1263 It could've been, no doubt that's what they had hoped for.
@burnside He's deluded that's for sure.
On a serious note I'm all for this sort of therapeutic work within the NHS's mental health provision and it seems to be a success according to the article; "The album has already attracted critical acclaim. The Wire magazine featured a full-page review in its April edition. Ambient music pioneer Kirsty Hawkshaw praised its therapeutic ...
