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Keeping up with the vicar’s wife
It’s the vicar’s wife’s birthday today. Happy birthday! She appeared in The Church Times in February after our local daily, the Express and Star, ran an article on her complaint about the lads mags at Asda being at kids eye … Continue reading
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Tagged Alan Sugar, Apprentice, Asda, Church Times, express and star, lads mags, Ministry Trainee, the vicar's wife
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Gone from the perspective of Pue
On my first day back in the harness this week, I was thinking back to my first five months as a vicar and forward to the next term. Recent months have been dominated by “Gone”, the homeless alcoholic who sat … Continue reading
The vicar’s wife and lads’ mags
There’s been little local storm brewing over at the Express and Star after they ran an article about the successful complaint by the vicar’s wife which led to lads’ mags at Asda being moved to the top shelf. I was … Continue reading
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Tagged express and star, feminism, FHM, flirt, GQ, lads mags, masculinity, Maxim, Nuts, Porn, Porn Again Christian, Pornography, the vicar's wife
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