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Because there was already a David McDonald in the actor's union and there can't be more than one at a time.

@@Grace-E-21 I've never heard of such an actor.🙂 I've heard of Kelly Macdonald. Thanks for the info, then at least it's not that he was ashamed of his Scottish surname :)

@@8lifeisamovie8 it's not about fame or how prolific the union member is-it's just about who received their union card first!

You appear to be talking to your reflection in the mirror.

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If your definition of "fool" is a hugely rich, successful, talented, sought-after, charitable, down-to-earth, likeable, beloved, generous, humorous, happily-married, handsome, fit, sexy person, then yes, he's a fool.

@letolethe3344 still says foolish things. Notice you didn't use the word educated.

@@kevino4372 I'm sorry you feel the need to randomly post insults.

@@letolethe3344 ok

Why, because he supports his non binary child with love instead of stirring up hate and screaming "LEAVE THE KIDS ALONE"??? Trans kids have been murdered because they're trans. At least one was killed by their own classmates, because hate trickles down and rather than protecting kids, all you're doing is teaching cis kids it's okay to commit hate crimes. David's views, on the other hand, are yet to incite anyone to bash another person's skull in, so I think I'll take my chances with him.

It was meant to be ☺😄

@@RainbowHyperfixation IT WAS

No, I don't but National theatre will be streaming it here on youtube for a short while in November. That was announced recently

It's being streamed for free from November 7.

I don't have any more, but National theatre will be streaming it here on youtube for a short while in November. That was announced recently

I believe it is now available on National Theatre at Home. Could be wishful thinking on my part but I think I noticed somewhere. I too saw it in a theatre.

I understand the National theatre will be streaming it free sometime in November 24.

@@heliotropezzz333 I read that too

Thank you! 💖

I’m glad you think so!💕 It’s one of my go-to karaoke songs 😅

I am so sorry for your loss. My mom always says that all the pets that die wander over a ranbow bridge into heaven where they play with all the other pets. So your cat is probably running around with my dog up there, having the best time <3

It’s both Scottish and Irish, with different meanings in each language - in Irish, baba means “young lad” or “sweet baby”, while in Scottish, it’s the word for a type of syrup-cake, generally meaning “sweet”. It’s uncommon to appear in English, but does happen, as the word for “baby” alongside similar infant-type words, like mama and dada, which parents may mimic to their young.

@@beforesomeduring7330 many thanks!)

​@@beforesomeduring7330sorry if this isnt entirely relevant, but some dialects of northern english have a similar 'babby' to mean infant or small child. maybe it has some linked roots! :]

and, though completely unrelated, "baba" in Hungarian means baby or doll. it's quite funny and nice to come across it in another language. 😊

@@FiliusPluviaenot unrelated at all, in fact the two words are directly related

I THINK they said: “Is there/that a decoration there?” but I could be wrong. Either way, they sound unbelievably cute!

It’s Scottish, we’ll never know

*Incoherent Scottish Noises*

"Is there a decoration there?" I would guess this was around some type of holiday like christmas and they asked about said decorations.

Im scottish i'll help confirm, the kid said "is that a decoration there?" and david said "You what Baba?" and then the kid says " is there a decoration there?".