Church embarrassment
On the way to see Joseph and the Technicolour Dreamcoat at the theatre with a group of people from my local church, I saw the BNP landrover trundling through the city centre of Liverpool. It was blaring tinny music and covered with dubious slogans and union flags. Just as I chose to merrily wave then give it the sweary hand salute of disrespect is when my friends from the church appeared. Specifically the little girl who I look after, her special needs sister, and their grandmother. Only the grandmother cottoned on to what I was doing, giving me the hairy eyeball and it hasn't been mentioned. But I was definitely caught out. Grandma had an evil eye!
(Mrs Ballunatic counting calories, not votes., Thu 3 Jun 2010, 20:53, 6 replies)

You did it at the BNP
I think you've probably been forgiven.
(Petite chien is going to do science to it, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 22:51, closed)

don't count on it
some grannies are notoriously racist, i reckon they'd vote BNP
( Smash Monkey lowering the tone of the whole internet, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 23:57, closed)

I suspect, just from the area of Liverpool
That she is militant Labour, but you never know!
(Mrs Ballunatic counting calories, not votes., Fri 4 Jun 2010, 9:02, closed)

well, we are mostly labour here
but my mate has a racist granny and a VERY racist granny!
( Smash Monkey lowering the tone of the whole internet, Fri 4 Jun 2010, 19:22, closed)

So getting caught out by the BNP going to the theatre with church folk is the embarassing thing?
(ihaveab3tanamenow, Thu 3 Jun 2010, 22:54, closed)

I don't find theatre or church embarrassing!
I find being caught swearing embarrassing - considering that I often look after her granddaughters, it made me look like a bad'un.
(Mrs Ballunatic counting calories, not votes., Fri 4 Jun 2010, 9:02, closed)