Comments by "Piccalilli Pit" (@piccalillipit9211) on "" video.

I LIVED IN HARTLEPOOL FOR A YEAR Honestly, it was like living in a cliché of 1950's Britain.
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@channeleightythree083 - At the time it was a trend for the female bar staff to wear bikinis in an attempt to liven up the image. Everyone was coming down with various fungal infection in their mouths and stuff - it was traced to the bar staff adjusting their bikini bottoms then handling the glasses without washing their hands. The council stopped the practice. Im not making this up.
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@cabaroigcostablanca - I'm about 10 miles from Nessebar..!!! The big-ish city south of Nessebar is Burgas, I'm on the south side of that city on the tiny strip of land between the sea and the inland lakes. I hope you get back here soon!!! :-D
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@garyshepherd9367 - They may, they may not. But I have not made a stereotype. Do you know what a stereotype is?
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@garyshepherd9367 - NOPE that's not a stereotype. You didn't even google it before you replied, did you? Did you vote for Brexit by any chance?? stereotype noun: stereotype; plural noun: stereotypes 1. a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing.
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@cabaroigcostablanca - the South East why?
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@channeleightythree083 - Thank you ver much - I am as a matter of fact. I have even done some exercises today!!! Hartlepool - it was like living in an episode of "Till Death Us Do Part " the Alf Garnett comedy. In some ways it was quaint, in other ways it was just backwards. This is the mid 1990's so I have no idea what its like now, but I suspect pretty much the same with fatter people.
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@channeleightythree083 - So were a lot of the people in Hartlepool after they went to the doctors... LOL
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@channeleightythree083 - My personal opinion is that it does. Also, my personal opinion, which seems to be getting born out by research, is that it is a systemic disease that flairs back up like glandular fever or malaria does.
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