I love GB News

Didn’t Jeremy Hunt just have an account refused with a bank?

Shinamae

Now,Nigel is on given an update on The bank situation after his bank account was closed
scandalous what’s going on

Very interesting, watching now.

Shinamae

Now,Nigel is on given an update on The bank situation after his bank account was closed
scandalous what’s going on

So many people coming out of the woodwork now that have had their bank account is closed..

Now,Nigel is on given an update on The bank situation after his bank account was closed
scandalous what’s going on

Watching Patrick Christy, very good coverage on a wide range of subjects

😖

Casdon

Shinamae

Casdon

Be careful. These last few posts are easily construed as subtly bullying another poster, that is not on.

Bully for You Meaning
Occasionally, this expression is used to praise someone sincerely. However, this usage is not incredibly common in the present day. Nowadays, this expression is often sarcastic. A person might use this if he or she thinks that someone's story is boring or not very good.
writingexplained.org › bully-...

You be careful Casdon and read back before you fling your accusations!!

I was.

Oh, goodness, not another saying that has changed its meaning just to confuse us..
It used to mean praise.

Do keep up Shinamae!

Casdon

Oreo

Casdon what are you on about??
There are posters in different countries on GN and posters who have lived here awhile but are not British and so wouldn’t ‘get’ various sayings.
Are you British yourself? Are you confusing ‘bully for you’ with bullying maybe.

No. I am British, and I know exactly what Bully for you means in everyday parlance here. It’s a mean thing to say. I was just pointing out the common use. FannyCornforth has taken it on the chin, but other people wouldn’t have done.

🙄

Storm in a very tiny teacup⚡️💨💦

Thank you Casdon

Oreo

Casdon what are you on about??
There are posters in different countries on GN and posters who have lived here awhile but are not British and so wouldn’t ‘get’ various sayings.
Are you British yourself? Are you confusing ‘bully for you’ with bullying maybe.

No. I am British, and I know exactly what Bully for you means in everyday parlance here. It’s a mean thing to say. I was just pointing out the common use. FannyCornforth has taken it on the chin, but other people wouldn’t have done.

MerylStreep

This lovely lady is on quite a lot.
www.rightsandsecurity.org/about/our-people/entry/scarlett-mccgwire.

Glorie de piero is a member of the Labour part. She has her own show on the channel.

Both good and interesting 👍🏻

Casdon what are you on about??
There are posters in different countries on GN and posters who have lived here awhile but are not British and so wouldn’t ‘get’ various sayings.
Are you British yourself? Are you confusing ‘bully for you’ with bullying maybe.

I think that most regular posters know that I’m British.
I would have certainly mentioned it if I wasn’t. I mention everything else

FannyCornforth

Oh dear! I wasn’t insinuating anything like that Shinamae, and I didn’t think that you were either!

I just thought that you were being sarky, which you said you were

I was Fanny, all quite lighthearted really..🤷‍♀️

Oh dear! I wasn’t insinuating anything like that Shinamae, and I didn’t think that you were either!

I just thought that you were being sarky, which you said you were

Shinamae

Casdon

Be careful. These last few posts are easily construed as subtly bullying another poster, that is not on.

Bully for You Meaning
Occasionally, this expression is used to praise someone sincerely. However, this usage is not incredibly common in the present day. Nowadays, this expression is often sarcastic. A person might use this if he or she thinks that someone's story is boring or not very good.
writingexplained.org › bully-...

You be careful Casdon and read back before you fling your accusations!!

I was.

Shinamae

FannyCornforth

Shinamae yes, I understand the term ‘bully for you’ to be a written equivalent to the gesture of a thumbed nose.
Personal was the wrong word, I admit

Wrong!
But to be totally honest, there might be a teeny-weeny bit of sarcasm on my part 😁

This!! Actually quite lighthearted ..

Namsnanny

Fanny I'm not sure I understood your post?
Looking after a sick dog, ill husband and I've got a temperature that would power the national grid😁

Oh no! That sounds dreadful, you poor thing.
I hope that you all feel much better soon.
It never rains but pours

Casdon

Be careful. These last few posts are easily construed as subtly bullying another poster, that is not on.

Bully for You Meaning
Occasionally, this expression is used to praise someone sincerely. However, this usage is not incredibly common in the present day. Nowadays, this expression is often sarcastic. A person might use this if he or she thinks that someone's story is boring or not very good.
writingexplained.org › bully-...

You be careful Casdon and read back before you fling your accusations!!

Be careful. These last few posts are easily construed as subtly bullying another poster, that is not on.

Bully for You Meaning
Occasionally, this expression is used to praise someone sincerely. However, this usage is not incredibly common in the present day. Nowadays, this expression is often sarcastic. A person might use this if he or she thinks that someone's story is boring or not very good.
writingexplained.org › bully-...

Fanny I'm not sure I understood your post?
Looking after a sick dog, ill husband and I've got a temperature that would power the national grid😁

Callistemon21

FannyCornforth

I don’t know why you are being so personal Shinamae( ‘Bully for you!’)

And I don’t understand your comment to me Namsnanny.

I have watched/ do watch both GBNews and Talk (albeit listen on the radio, I’m really into my speech radio)
I’ve already mentioned this, probably several times

It is possible to be impartial you know

I understood Bully for you to mean Bravo, well done!

It’s possible that the poster FannyCornforth isn’t British so doesn’t get ‘bully for you’ which is a common saying here.

Peoples panel on now, and Alan Milburn talking about the gaps in education. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Morning Fanny and everyone else.
I’ll have a listen to Talk when I get home.