Sean Plunket’s Working Group with Bomber Bradbury & Damien Grant: This week – tech summit, Prince William visit, Scots college Principal Graham Yule and Katie Hopkins
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I guess what the headmaster said was pretty sexist. After all he did not forbid boys painting their nails in class. Rather discriminatory I would have thought.
Very disappointing that Scots college Principal Graham Yule said students wouldn’t be allowed to “sit at the back of class painting their nails” when the school goes co-ed.
He should have said that they would be allowed to. Just for the fun of seeing the fuss!
Enjoyed this. This chemistry works.
Best voice there was Bomber by far.
Great chat boys.
Good to see Bomber out in the press as he is becoming known now and that is good for us all.
Martyn will become more known and move into the mainstream media to counter the bad side so good for him and us.
Prince? Who????
Whoever he is, what has he done to get in the news.
I hope it is something that benefits the growing number of poor in NZ
3 men talking about women while women are absent, is this sexist?