Chinese Dwarfs Start Their Own Village

GLaDOS · 01-10-2009 01:06AM

Apparently 6 out of 7 dwarfs weren't happy about the abuse beforehand

Joke shamelessly stolen from somebodies sig

starbelgrade · 01-10-2009 01:09AM

What next - taking the p*ss out of cripples?

Seriously.

This is playground mentality taken to a new level.

GLaDOS · 01-10-2009 01:17AM

starbelgrade wrote: »

What next - taking the p*ss out of cripples?

I think we have that lined up after the puppy drowning

starbelgrade · 01-10-2009 01:20AM

ScienceNerd wrote: »

I think we have that lined up after the puppy drowning

At least puppys can't read.

So, let's slag blind people. Another easy target who can't see what yr saying about them.

orestes · 01-10-2009 01:30AM

starbelgrade wrote: »

Can we laugh at people in wheelchairs now?

starbelgrade wrote: »

What next - taking the p*ss out of cripples?

Seriously.

This is playground mentality taken to a new level.

I was in a wheelchair for a couple of years due to a serious leg injury, and to be perfectly honest I find the use of the term "cripple" more offensive than anything else I have seen on this thread.

Kalashnikov_Kid · 01-10-2009 01:30AM

I think they may find themselves pretty short-changed soon enough.

javaboy · 01-10-2009 01:39AM

If anyone wants to discuss the pros/cons/irony of setting up a village specifically for dwarfs to escape discrimination where they live in mushroom houses and dress as fairy tale characters, fire away.

I think we've had enough of the piss taking and puns though.

GLaDOS · 01-10-2009 01:41AM

javaboy wrote: »

If anyone wants to discuss the pros/cons/irony of setting up a village specifically for dwarfs to escape discrimination where they live in mushroom houses and dress as fairy tale characters, fire away.

I think we've had enough of the piss taking and puns though.

Wait, what? :pac:

orestes · 01-10-2009 01:41AM

javaboy wrote: »

If anyone wants to discuss the pros/cons/irony of setting up a village specifically for dwarfs to escape discrimination where they live in mushroom houses and dress as fairy tale characters, fire away.

Irony being the operative word imo

starbelgrade · 01-10-2009 01:57AM

orestes wrote: »

I was in a wheelchair for a couple of years due to a serious leg injury, and to be perfectly honest I find the use of the term "cripple" more offensive than anything else I have seen on this thread.

As far as I know, "cripple" has never been used as a derisory term, though I stand to be corrected & am very sorry if I offended you in any way - that was not my intention.

I intended to point out that taking the p*ss out of dwarfs - who through no fault of their own - are small, due to a medical condition, is pathetic, childish & pointless, and only serves the self gratification of the slagger.

For me, there is humour to be found in everything, whether it be from the depths of despair to the heights of ecstacy, but poking fun without any sense of empathy is just too easy... again, schoolground mentality.