Should have picked your nose instead. You’d have still got to flick something, and people would have more sympathy. You brought this on yourself.
-fh
Should have picked your nose instead. You’d have still got to flick something, and people would have more sympathy. You brought this on yourself.
-fh
…hopefully the black death
Now, now… Nothing to see red over, nikjohns
Juniper200 already used that one.
You are the weakest link. Goodbye.
I think Fiver was referencing the instance about 18-24 months ago where a newsman (possibly on This Week) was fired for using the word. PC freaks.
Way to catch that, Nikjohns. AR’s face must be soooooo red!
Not really. I’m wired on painkillers and nothing much bothers me. So nayh!
Actually, it was David Howard, a white aide to Washington, DC mayor Anthony Williams, who used the word during a staff meeting and was forced to resign in early 1999. Williams eventually gave Howard his job back after a massive outcry.
Hmmm, another public relations disaster for the DC government? Color me surprised.
[sub]::Hangs head in shame:: Sorry, just trying to stay with the spirit of the thread.[/sub]
Monty:
You’re just as sharp as a bowling ball, aren’t you, Monty?
Whoosh!
This a bit fucking rich of The Sun to say the least. This paper constantly runs down minority groups, with its thinly-veiled comments about immigrants and gays. But then it gets all high-and-mighty over a statement that isn’t even racist. Of course, they can get away with some things, but not others. Sometimes, even The Sun has to be politically correct. When it suits, that is.
I now refuse to read The Sun because of this. It’s just another trashy tabloid, which preaches moral values yet still prints nearly-naked women on page three. I wouldn’t even put it down for my puppy to piss on.
Well, the Guardian can suck my 10 inch cock. They just wanted to use the F word and the N word themselves.
If the Sun had really been sincere in their desire to avoid offence, then "Fg ns"* would have been most appropriate. Those fucking blackguards. Or should I say fg b*s.
Someone’s obviously missed the point here. :rolleyes:
Why yes, and you can read more about that point-missing visitor here
REDboss
No whooshing here, Fiver (btw, I do like the UserID; Watership Down is a favourite story). I was merely pointing out that the term didn’t fit in with the colour* the thread had taken.
*marked to show the word which fits in with the new theme.