Graham Linehan

They've cut off their breasts because, you know.

They've cut off their breasts because, you know.

They've cut off their breasts because, you know.

Didn't one person, I can't remember who said it, but one person said your breasts would grow back. You know? Really? Yeah. I can't remember who said it, but like, I mean, there's all sorts of kooks in this movement as well.

Didn't one person, I can't remember who said it, but one person said your breasts would grow back. You know? Really? Yeah. I can't remember who said it, but like, I mean, there's all sorts of kooks in this movement as well.

Didn't one person, I can't remember who said it, but one person said your breasts would grow back. You know? Really? Yeah. I can't remember who said it, but like, I mean, there's all sorts of kooks in this movement as well.

I mean, it just goes, like, you know, I always think about the line of men outside the courtroom going into the Giselle Mercure, is that her name, Mercure? Giselle, you know, the woman who was raped in her sleep, her husband. Right, right, right. I always think about that line of men going in, you know, and I just think, well, you know, that's opportunity.

I mean, it just goes, like, you know, I always think about the line of men outside the courtroom going into the Giselle Mercure, is that her name, Mercure? Giselle, you know, the woman who was raped in her sleep, her husband. Right, right, right. I always think about that line of men going in, you know, and I just think, well, you know, that's opportunity.

I mean, it just goes, like, you know, I always think about the line of men outside the courtroom going into the Giselle Mercure, is that her name, Mercure? Giselle, you know, the woman who was raped in her sleep, her husband. Right, right, right. I always think about that line of men going in, you know, and I just think, well, you know, that's opportunity.

And we all think that we're all kind of good. But there's always going to be men who, if you move the line a little bit, they're going to follow the line.

And we all think that we're all kind of good. But there's always going to be men who, if you move the line a little bit, they're going to follow the line.

And we all think that we're all kind of good. But there's always going to be men who, if you move the line a little bit, they're going to follow the line.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, that's right.

Yes, that's right.

Laurel Hubbard, the weightlifter in New Zealand, was the son of a billionaire. He's like the son of, like, the equivalent would be Kellogg's, you know, something like that in New Zealand. And he beat two indigenous women who had worked their whole lives, you know, to get to where they are. And now they've got second and third. And this man, this clear man, got first.

Laurel Hubbard, the weightlifter in New Zealand, was the son of a billionaire. He's like the son of, like, the equivalent would be Kellogg's, you know, something like that in New Zealand. And he beat two indigenous women who had worked their whole lives, you know, to get to where they are. And now they've got second and third. And this man, this clear man, got first.

Laurel Hubbard, the weightlifter in New Zealand, was the son of a billionaire. He's like the son of, like, the equivalent would be Kellogg's, you know, something like that in New Zealand. And he beat two indigenous women who had worked their whole lives, you know, to get to where they are. And now they've got second and third. And this man, this clear man, got first.

He's an average man, but he's a hell of a woman. But what I can't... What I find difficult to explain, I'd love to see what you think of this, is the people who really confuse me are the people who stand by and just let it happen. I don't understand psychologically why there was such an agreement for the last five years amongst all my friends and even some family members that I had become evil.

He's an average man, but he's a hell of a woman. But what I can't... What I find difficult to explain, I'd love to see what you think of this, is the people who really confuse me are the people who stand by and just let it happen. I don't understand psychologically why there was such an agreement for the last five years amongst all my friends and even some family members that I had become evil.