Harry and pack1

[Zampa]

Pakistani's and Indians, racially are the same people.

a bit like Scots and Irish. 8)

So you mean all third world in other words?..

I cant get your angle there though...ones Asian ones India..and I wouldnt go telling an Indian hes the same as he's neighbour...

 

[kevplumb]

ste as long as the missus does a good scran while the buggers at work who cares

wheres your back door man fella

see my man mia couldnt give a flying

 

[Homesafe]

Everyone having fun hey an i'm missin out,

live and ket live i say ,if your racist so you are and thats that no force will change you,

it is a bit of ignorance whoever does it but as people get older the'll realise ,,or maybe not

prince "ginger nuts" can say what he likes the palace wont truely bother he's 3 inline for the throne ,

and anyway his step father to be would have been a pakistaani or ****
so he has every right as he nearly was related to one

untill mi5 told him to pack his bags, i think they made a great couple

 

[namsag]

I thought Charlie was his step father

 

[Homesafe]

good one
charlie is step dad no. 3 on books

saying all that tho.seriously him and camelface make a good couple dont they

long live the ugly duck

 

[noseall]

Pakistan is merely a religious divide. Pakistan and India were once one country.

http://www.english.emory.edu/Bahri/Part.html

 

[Zampa]

Before or after we nicked it?

 

[libby lou lou]

google pak1. com, remove the 1,add the i, cannot see any problems there.

 

[Softus]

google pak1. com, remove the 1,add the i, cannot see any problems there.

That's what we hear from racists all the time; "can't see the problem with that".

Many words are ambiguous, hence intonation and meaning is important. Many words are contraversial and/or inflamatory, simply because of their history of usage.

Harry clearly used the word in a friendly way, but it's a contraversial word, therefore it's stupid to use it, whether or not it was racist to do so.

Not being able to see the problem is the problem.

 

[Softus]

LOOK...i just want my golly back, look for the golly-the golly on the jar.

What?!

 

[Norcon]

Softus wrote

Not being able to see the problem is the problem

What problem?
Sounds like political correctness at play. Turban clad guys used too land into my yard selling clothes. We would have a chat with them and after wards when they left if someone asked who was that the usual reply was " Ooh just some pak1 selling clothes". Im Irish btw and have no problem with being labelled paddy , racist , ignorant or anything else that can be thought off. But then Im pretty thick skinned anyway.

 

[Softus]

Not being able to see the problem is the problem

What problem?

A case in point, methinks.

Sounds like political correctness at play.

Another favourite racist platitude.

Im Irish btw and have no problem with being labelled paddy , racist , ignorant or anything else that can be thought off. But then Im pretty thick skinned anyway.

Thick-skinned, or just thick? After all, aren't all Irish people stupid? And I mean that affectionately, of course.

 

[Norcon]

Nice try Softarze.
Turn your PC off and face mecca and beat yourself with a stick for a week and you will see the light.

 

[Softus]

Not as thick-skinned as you make out, then.

Perhaps if you took your pixie hat off and took a break from eating peat then you'd understand. Well, I say understand, but I mean that you could find an English person to explain it to you.

For anyone who finds this post insulting, it really isn't, because I once knew someone who wasn't insulted at all. He wasn't Irish, but he was called Mick, just like all of them are.

 

[Norcon]

I know it must be difficult being english and all but don't beat yourself up too much about it.
Remember there is life outside of your pc.
Im off to my bog now for some peat to lite the fire.