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2015-12-19 14:58:14 I work with ●●●●●●ers ●●●●●●a ●●●●●● "There is ●●●●●●rate ●●●●●●ion made by ●●●●●●●●●●●●s inW●●●●●● ●●●●●●ies to ●●●●●●date A●●●●●●s who want to ●●●●●●ssets and ●●●●●●; ●●●●●●lly it is to ●●●●●● the image that ●●●●●●h A●●●●●● man is ●●●●●●t," he said. ●●●●●●tine bd But it still feels as if the old ●●●●●● ●●●●●●n the ●●●●●● and the ●●●●●●ic – or “yobs and w-----s”, as K●●●●●●y Amis ●●●●●●ened them – is ●●●●●●g wider than ever. On one side are those who can use ●●●●●●s like “totes ●●●●●●alls” or “●●●●●●er” (voted A●●●●●●’s most ●●●●●●ng word for the past four years) and not feel a ●●●●●●r of shame. On the other are those who ●●●●●● from ●●●●●●cial ●●●●●●ality – who ●●●●●●r at ●●●●●● their first name used by ●●●●●●-●●●●●●s and cold-●●●●●●s. I●●●●●● of R●●●●●●ads and C●●●●●●rs, or Eloi and M●●●●●●s, we’re split ●●●●●●n Tus and Vous. |