Don’t be twp Omid, and apologise!
02/07/2019 … Just when you thought you were safe in the tweeting thumbs of a popular comedian who’s all about diversity, Omid Djalili comes to Wales.
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02/07/2019 … Just when you thought you were safe in the tweeting thumbs of a popular comedian who’s all about diversity, Omid Djalili comes to Wales.
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