Racist Old People

MiciG91 · 24-07-2010 11:55PM #1

I was in with my granny in hospital and a foreign doctor came in to do the rounds and she told him straight out i have health insurance i wont be having a silly n****r doctor

i didn't know where to look or what to say.

I just told one of the lads and he had a similar story with his Gran dad and other stories.

plein de force · 24-07-2010 11:56PM

MiciG91 wrote: »

I was in my granny in hospital and a foreign doctor came in to do the rounds and she told him straight out i have health insurance i wont be having a silly n****r doctor i didn't know where to look or what to say.

I just told one of the lads and he had a similar story with his Gran dad and other stories.

:eek:

Schism · 24-07-2010 11:57PM

Ah good old fashioned racism, there's nothing like it.

Kasabian · 24-07-2010 11:57PM

MiciG91 wrote: »

I was in my granny in hospital and a foreign doctor came in to do the rounds and she told him straight out i have health insurance i wont be having a silly n****r doctor i didn't know where to look or what to say.

I just told one of the lads and he had a similar story with his Gran dad and other stories.

In your granny :eek:

Edit . done ^^^^^^

Donkey Oaty · 24-07-2010 11:58PM

MiciG91 wrote: »

I was in my granny in hospital and a foreign doctor came in to do the rounds and she told him straight out i have health insurance i wont be having a silly n****r doctor i didn't know where to look or what to say.

I just told one of the lads and he had a similar story with his Gran dad and other stories.

Did the doc handle it well? They tend to be used to this sort of stuff.

ballsymchugh · 24-07-2010 11:58PM

you were in your granny, then came home to toss off to a photo of your daughter and her friends? you're fcked up man!

El Guapo! · 24-07-2010 11:58PM

Kasabian wrote: »

In your granny :eek:

GILF

Goonerette · 24-07-2010 11:59PM

MiciG91 wrote: »

I was in my granny

Never mind what you're Granny said, that's even worse.:eek:

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 25-07-2010 12:00AM

Reminds me of being with my granny on a bus in London and there was a particularly pungent black fella sitting across from us. She wondered aloud was it the fact that it was dirt under their skin that made the blacks both black and smelly....

RIP ya mad eejit

Coriolanus · 25-07-2010 12:00AM

I work in a tailors. I have an old woman customer who consistently refers to any dark brown trousers as nígger brown".
I don't think they really mean it.

Edit: Silly swear filter.

PirateShampoo · 25-07-2010 12:00AM

Kasabian wrote: »

In your granny :eek:

Edit . done ^^^^^^

Your talking to the guy who's wife catches him jacking off to pictures of his daughters friends.

El Guapo! · 25-07-2010 12:02AM

Kasabian wrote: »

In your granny :eek:

Edit . done ^^^^^^

I was gonna remove my thanks but that'd be mean:pac:

Wolflikeme · 25-07-2010 12:02AM

Your granny like the other ancient racists are dying out so those doc's won't have to put up with it for too long. :eek:

Sad (not because of the racist tendancies) but, true.

BluesBerry · 25-07-2010 12:02AM

LOL poor MiciG91 just cant get a break tonight :pac:

In your granny :pac::D

round tower huntsman · 25-07-2010 12:05AM

a mates da drives a taxi. an old woman got in during the earth quake in haiti. he says thats terrible news in haiti, she turns and says " i know, but my son says they're the worst kind of nxxxers":eek::eek: she was about 80.
he nearly crashed the taxi.

Kasabian · 25-07-2010 12:05AM

BluesBerry wrote: »

LOL poor MiciG91 just cant get a break tonight :pac:

In your granny :pac::D

And his mate done his Grandad :eek::eek:

Mickeroo · 25-07-2010 12:06AM

Nevore wrote: »

I work in a tailors. I have an old woman customer who consistently refers to any dark brown trousers as nígger brown".
I don't think they really mean it.

Edit: Silly swear filter.

That was legitimate colour back in the day, there was a type of shoe polish actually called that my dad told me once.

It's funny though, the older generation in ireland(and a great deal of the younger too) are pretty much inheritently racist in this country. My cousin was recently around with her boyfriend who is black. My mum keeps saying things like, "Oh well isn't he awful black!", in the past shes come out with the old "They're awful cute when they're babies". She doesnt realise this constitutes a form of racism too, its pretty harmless though.

epgc3fyqirnbsx · 25-07-2010 12:07AM

Mickeroo wrote: »

That was legitimate colour back in the day, there was a type of shoe polish actually called that my dad told me once.

It's funny though, the older generation in ireland(and a great deal of the younger too) are pretty much inheritently racist in this country. My cousin was recently around with her boyfriend who is black. My mum keeps saying things like, "Oh well isn't he awful black!", in the past shes come out with the old "They're awful cute when they're babies". She doesnt realise this constitutes a form of racism too, its pretty harmless though.

True, and this is the type of 'racism' that I see the most, which is technically racism but really it's more of a blunt curiosity

Michael B · 25-07-2010 12:08AM

Ah there's no real harm meant by them, it's just ignorance but I don't think it's out of badness.

Coriolanus · 25-07-2010 12:08AM

Mickeroo wrote: »

That was legitimate colour back in the day, there was a type of shoe polish actually called that my dad told me once.

It's funny though, the older generation in ireland(and a great deal of the younger too) are pretty much inheritently racist in this country. My cousin was recently around with her boyfriend who is black. My mum keeps saying things like, "Oh well isn't he awful black!", in the past shes come out with the old "They're awful cute when they're babies". She doesnt realise this constitutes a form of racism too, its pretty harmless though.

Still is, Chinese furniture occassionally slips past the PC border police labelled that. There was a news story a year or two ago...

http://colorlines.com/archives/2007/04/niggerbrown_couch_packaged_and.html wrote:

When the new chocolate-coloured sofa set was delivered to her Brampton home, Doris Moore was stunned to see packing labels describing the shade as "******-brown."

She and husband Douglas purchased a sofa, loveseat and chair in dark brown leather last week from Vanaik Furniture and Mattress store on Dundas St. E.

Moore, 30, who describes herself as an African-American born and raised in New York, said it was her 7-year-old daughter who pointed out the label just after delivery men from the Mississauga furniture store left.

"She's very curious and she started reading the labels," Moore explained. "She said, `Mommy, what is nig ... ger brown?' I went over and just couldn't believe my eyes."

Terry · 25-07-2010 12:08AM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nc4OeRu7cfs

KittyeeTrix · 25-07-2010 12:09AM

Was at a swimming pool with my youngest son a few years ago..He was aged 4 at the time. There was a huge black guy in the pool and my son who was standing beside him tapped him on his arm. He then asked the man if he was made of chocolate!!!:eek:

I nearly fell on the floor with shock and the black man was really not impressed. I scooped up my young lad and got outta the pool as fast as I could all the while trying not to let the black guy see me laughing......

it was just so funny cos my son asked it so earnestly and innocently:)

TerrorFirmer · 25-07-2010 12:10AM

Nevore wrote: »

I work in a tailors. I have an old woman customer who consistently refers to any dark brown trousers as nígger brown".
I don't think they really mean it.

Edit: Silly swear filter.

There's a color called Niger brown...might be the source of the confusion.

Michael B · 25-07-2010 12:11AM

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Was at a swimming pool with my youngest son a few years ago..He was aged 4 at the time. There was a huge black guy in the pool and my son who was standing beside him tapped him on his arm. He then asked the man if he was made of chocolate!!!:eek:

I nearly fell on the floor with shock and the black man was really not impressed. I scooped up my young lad and got outta the pool as fast as I could all the while trying not to let the black guy see me laughing......

it was just so funny cos my son asked it so earnestly and innocently:)

LOL Brilliant!

Mickeroo · 25-07-2010 12:11AM

Brysen Jolly Racehorse wrote: »

True, and this is the type of 'racism' that I see the most, which is technically racism but really it's more of a blunt curiosity

Yeah there's no malice in it at all. Sure a black person was something you'd never see in the west before the late 90s,not around where i live anyway.

Kasabian · 25-07-2010 12:12AM

TerrorFirmer wrote: »

There's a color called Niger brown...might be the source of the confusion.

Yank ? :pac:

Mickeroo · 25-07-2010 12:13AM

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Was at a swimming pool with my youngest son a few years ago..He was aged 4 at the time. There was a huge black guy in the pool and my son who was standing beside him tapped him on his arm. He then asked the man if he was made of chocolate!!!:eek:

I nearly fell on the floor with shock and the black man was really not impressed. I scooped up my young lad and got outta the pool as fast as I could all the while trying not to let the black guy see me laughing......

it was just so funny cos my son asked it so earnestly and innocently:)

surprised the guy didn't find it funny too, kid was only 4 ffs

storm2811 · 25-07-2010 12:13AM

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Was at a swimming pool with my youngest son a few years ago..He was aged 4 at the time. There was a huge black guy in the pool and my son who was standing beside him tapped him on his arm. He then asked the man if he was made of chocolate!!!:eek:

I nearly fell on the floor with shock and the black man was really not impressed. I scooped up my young lad and got outta the pool as fast as I could all the while trying not to let the black guy see me laughing......

it was just so funny cos my son asked it so earnestly and innocently:)

Ah children.:pac:
If I was in an area where mostly black people live and a little child asked me if I was made of marshmellows or something I'd piss myself laughing!

MagicMarker · 25-07-2010 12:14AM

southsiderosie · 25-07-2010 12:15AM

fluffyorganic1 wrote: »

Was at a swimming pool with my youngest son a few years ago..He was aged 4 at the time. There was a huge black guy in the pool and my son who was standing beside him tapped him on his arm. He then asked the man if he was made of chocolate!!!:eek:

I nearly fell on the floor with shock and the black man was really not impressed. I scooped up my young lad and got outta the pool as fast as I could all the while trying not to let the black guy see me laughing......

it was just so funny cos my son asked it so earnestly and innocently:)

That is funny. Kids say the craziest things; people need to have a sense of humor.

Donkey Oaty · 25-07-2010 12:15AM

storm2811 wrote: »

Ah children.:pac:
If I was in an area where mostly black people live and a little child asked me if I was made of marshmellows or something I'd piss myself laughing!

Just as well you're not in a pool then.

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