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Rod Liddle

It’s not hate that Caitlin Moran can’t stand. It’s being disagreed with

10 August 2013

9:00 AM

10 August 2013

9:00 AM

Hell, it’s been tough, but I think I’ve pulled through. I went out this morning to buy some cigarettes and there were plenty of people about, doing stuff — so the world has not changed beyond recognition these last couple of days. Everyone else seems to have made it. I hope you made it OK, too, without the need for counselling.

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