Today they learned how to write their own name and choose their own pronouns
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‘Today they learned how to write their own name and choose their own pronouns.’
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‘Today they learned how to write their own name and choose their own pronouns.’
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‘I hear you’ve been drawing on the ceiling again, Michelangelo.’
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‘Would you mind if some students watch while we cancel your operation?’
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‘Take plenty of photos so we can show him where he’s been when he gets back.’
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‘I feel so redundant.’
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‘Dad, can I ban the car?’
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‘And the award for the best picket line goes to…’
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‘She’s botch-body ready.’
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‘I’ll have another pair.’
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‘Waiter – there’s an “F”, an “L” and a “Y” in my alphabet soup.’
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‘To be honest, the job’s soul-destroying.’
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‘Oh Roger, you know how shellfish disagrees with me.’
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‘Say vegan cheese.’
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‘Sun, sea, sand and sewage.’
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‘The chicken’s off.’
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‘To be honest, you weren’t my first choice of patient.’
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‘Such good service. On time, and I got a seat.’
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‘We’ve dropped the words “For richer…”’