TheTubes wrote: » The other day you wouldn't do your geography homework, now you want us to do your sociology homework?
Adrian Chiles looks like a Bulldog
brummytom wrote: » Though in hindsight maybe posting this on a Friday night was stupid
"Political correctness is GHEEEEEEEEEEEY. I'm pretending to be drunk so I'm typing innncoherererently. Generic MAry HArney comment." Though
asdasd wrote: » Stuart lee the most boring wanker on earth...
He gives our accent great publicity though
asdasd wrote: » thats cos he's the worlds happiest and horniest brummy.
brummytom wrote: » Question's in the title, people. So some Irish prisoners have been getting offended by 'anti-Irish jokes' published in a prison magazine - is it harmless fun or racism? My brother was telling me today, with a horrified voice, that his Art teacher called a lad in the class a "retard". She did, afterwards, apologise unreservedly, but even so, my brother still found it disgusting. Now just 20 years ago, comments like this would have been commonplace in schools, and an eyelid wouldn't have been batted. Now it would be a disciplinary offence. I wouldn't have any problem with people taking a 'pop' at my nationality or religion, but among some groups it would cause outrage. So have we (I realise I'm not in the same country as most of you, so I'll extend the question to Western society in general) progressed as a society, and come some way to eradicating mindless prejudice; or are people just too sensitive about what is said?
aDeener wrote: » well is said lad a retard? if so, nothing to be disgusted about
brummytom wrote: » Not a proper retard... we had one shit himself yesterday, I think this lad in my brothers class is just a bit of a fuckwit
aDeener wrote: » thats not on so
brummytom wrote: » What's not?
aDeener wrote: » the teacher calling the student a retard when he's not
ShooterSF wrote: » If some people could just stop saying "That's not funny" and replace it with "I don't find that funny" we'd make great progress.