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Hugs vs the hug-nots: where do you stand?

It’s the hugs vs the hug-nots

15 May 2021

9:00 AM

15 May 2021

9:00 AM

On Monday, the Prime Minister says, we can hug again. Personally, I never stopped, but then I’ve been corrupted by southerners, foreigners, posh boys and gorgeous homosexuals. In luvvie land (aka London and Twitter), there’s this perception that everyone is desperate to rush into one another’s arms because they’ve desisted for so long.

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