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Sunday 24 November, 2024

Kids hooked their mams up to lie detectors and asked them about sex and drugs

“Have you ever sent nude pics before?”

IF YOU COULD ask your mam anything, what would it be?

Would it be this?

nude

Or this?

three

Or maybe you’d ask if she’d ever tried drugs before:

pot

Or ask her about your own habits:

dirty

These kids did just that, with some toe-curling results…

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delete the nudes

Don't Lie to Me

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Kids hooked their mams up to lie detectors and asked them about sex and drugs

5 solid arguments for why ‘banter’ should be banned

Fearne Cotton wrote about Ireland for a UK magazine, but thinks Ireland is in the UK