Was it really necessary for Andrew Marr this morning to make a reference to part of Nick Clegg's genitals (vis a vis putting up taxes): http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b050j0fs
It is hardly the image one wants to carry in one's mind as one departs for Sung Eucharist.
And has society so coarsened that this kind of language is considered acceptable for Sunday mornings?
I was in Waitrose at the exotic fruit section when a mother and her two sons (aged 7 or 8) came to stand by my side. Picking up two coconuts one of the boys said to his brother "Look, giant's testicles!" The mother was appalled and embarrassed by this behaviour.
It is hardly the image one wants to carry in one's mind as one departs for Sung Eucharist.
And has society so coarsened that this kind of language is considered acceptable for Sunday mornings?
I was in Waitrose at the exotic fruit section when a mother and her two sons (aged 7 or 8) came to stand by my side. Picking up two coconuts one of the boys said to his brother "Look, giant's testicles!" The mother was appalled and embarrassed by this behaviour.
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