Dany Cotton wanted to change the height, gender and hairiness of firefighters: "We have to change that perception of a six foot hairy-arsed bloke who can kick a door down.” No thanks, Dany. I think you are thin lipped and sly-eyed. And you say horrible things. I don't trust you. Not that I'm being personal, of course. I mean, I'm sure your arse isn't hairy. Sexism in the London Fire Brigade? If so, on both sides, surely? Particularly the Feminist side, we'll warrant, but perhaps on both sides. Here was the boss in 2018 being appallingly sexist. A woman , to boot... Let's say we were to describe what we thought about our firemen. Brave? Heroic? Strong? Kind? Self sacrificing? Yes, those words do spring to mind. But not to Dany Cotton, head of the London Fire Brigade who, in her own words, got the job simply because she was the only woman applying for it. No, Dany has described the image of firemen as "hairy arsed". HOW DARE SHE? Outrageo...

Emma Watson. We don't know what her acting skills are like but she is sure loaded with gasping luvviedom when it comes to the ghastly #HeForShe movement. When she stands on stage, she often gasps like she has some dreadful lung disease, like she's been working in a male glass cellar job and has become ill through it - a hazard millions of males have faced over the years. But don't worry - she's simply overcome by the fact that high-up and comfy manginas are backing her cause. Luvvie, it makes one so emotional! Where on earth do these dreadful women get off? Stand aside, gents, and let a feminist do your job. But only if it's comfortable, lucrative, high profile - and gives feminists plenty of chance to promote the tired old doctrine of 'Women Good/Men Bad'. Which is what the likes of 'successful' women like Baroness Hale, President of the Supreme Court, and an unscrupulous skewer of gender sentencing laws (as if they needed skewing) are doin...