In fairness it's the London Fire Brigade that brought it up.
They're literally the PC Brigade
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In fairness it's the London Fire Brigade that brought it up.
Anyway iirc it’s Miss Rabbit who drives the fire engine in Peppa Pig. She does all the jobs.
I guess the same people didn't watch the episode of Peppa Pig where every single person in the fire fighting team were all women then.
Surely a male firefighter is a fireman and therefore Fireman Sam is correct?
Poor Postman Pat next, then Bananaman, then Superman. The list goes on surely? Poor Man Utd and Man City will have to rebrand at this rate, I hope they haven't printed too much merchandise!
Believe it or not there was a f***ing crazy American feminist on the news not long ago wanting all words that started with 'Man' banned.
Nope. It hasn't been correct for 3 decade apparantly. When we had left wing luvvie Maggie Thatcher running the country.Surely a male firefighter is a fireman and therefore Fireman Sam is correct?
she's a proper wad anarl
dont think i could manage.....shitWould you like to person handle her?
PC Plumm. He was as gay as Christmas! Ms. Hoolie and Josie Jump were both wads btw.Is PC Brigade the name of the policeman in Balamory who was knocking off the teacher?
I’m perfectly comfortable with the term firefighter, just like police officer. But surely it’s policeman/policewoman and fireman/firewoman when talking about an individual and police officer / firefighter when talking about the profession as a whole.Nope. It hasn't been correct for 3 decade apparantly. When we had left wing luvvie Maggie Thatcher running the country.
Fireman sounds like someone who should have a film in phase 4 of the Marvel Cinematic Universe.
I’m perfectly comfortable with the term firefighter, just like police officer. But surely it’s policeman/policewoman and fireman/firewoman when talking about an individual and police officer / firefighter when talking about the profession as a whole.