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Often wondered what lurked underneath...
That's more like it!
You have no taste.
Can't beat a big woman...
More to get hold of...
More to run away from!
Ha, them big girls sure can move..
'specally if there's a pie in it for them...
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They're all so photogenic George?
No more red-eye!
No more exposure problems!
No more silly faces!
They're on to something?
Ha, but you never get your pictures mixed up.
Or forget a name... you can just make it up.
Now, if I were Muslim, would I find that offensive....?Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Don't see why - he's well covered up!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kev
Ha, nice one Kevin.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
I dont find this picture offensive ,
here's why , I have seen many Muslim women in the lingre depratment , buying beautiful La Pearla , Janet Reager and other lovely items of femininity ..
In Harrods they flock to the perfume and cream counters same as any other woman , the make-up is impecable too , they are no less femine because they wear the Burkka , this picture can be viewed in different ways , i view it as celebration of woman !
Me too. I see it that individuality will out. Nice one Deb.
Ok its offensive because in Saudi its an offence for a woman to parade in public like so ie "Namus"Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Oh,and it Burka,Pabs.
But that's Saudi Arabia. We're in England.Quote:
Originally Posted by George
Free speech is banned in China and Burma, should we respect that law too.
If speach is free can you send me a few bucketfuls if I pay the postage?Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
What exactly is it?
:unibrow:
Never mind, if it's banned in China and Burma I want some - and I want it NOW!
Well spotted Kevin, not like me to make a mistake, ha ha.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
Free speech is a bit like Spinach, and you know how much I like that...
Are you sure we're in England? so why is D A M N prohibited here?Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Its banned here too.Quote:
Free speach is banned in China and Burma, should we respect that law too.
Ha, I cant understand that neither. I just see swearing as bad english. I knew some Padres who swore like troopers.Quote:
Originally Posted by George
Maybe she's a Nun and the Catholics should be offended.
That's how ridiculous it is.
I remember all that kerfuffle about Muslim cartoons, the crazier newspapers in the Middle East have all sorts of cartoons in about the Western leaders. I wasn't offended, I thught they were funny. If they'd have asked I woulda given them some new ideas for them.
Free spinach..........where!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!:cel b (6):Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
I responded to this hours ago but it seems to have got lost in the ether.Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Pabs - totally agree, but I think Kev's rhetorical question in post 9 was his tactful why of suggesting we don't cause unnecessary offence. The best form of censorship is self censorship, thinking about how others may interpret what we say. However, that is a concept hard to follow when it is often a one-way street. We have to mind our language but others seem to have the right to say what they want, regardless of how offensive that may be.
I think the bottom line is that with free speech comes the responsibly to use it wisely. I know the theory but d a m n it is hard to follow at times!
Another one way street. I've seen pictures of Muslim demonstrators in London burning the Union Jack. It's a free country and we let them do it (I think it's a Federal offence in America to deface the Stars and Stripes). Just try jetting off to a Muslim country and burning their flag.
I guess what I'm saying is that we allow visitors and people who have settled here - maybe generations ago - the same free speech as we have, but do they use it responsibly? The answer has to be frequently no.
Starting to feel like I'm on a soap box now so I'm shutting up!
It isn't any kind of offence in the USA.Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
No?Quote:
Originally Posted by Bernie
Saw something in a film once but it must have been 'artistic license'.
Looks like flag burning was once an offence but the Supreme Court ruled it unconstitutional as it was a form of free speech.
http://civilliberty.about.com/od/fre...lagburning.htm
Ha, I know lotsa Muslims, Jews, blacks and Chinese. They know I aint got a racist bone in my body. I have the utmost respect for all religions.
But when we can't laugh, that's when we're in trouble.
What if she was a nun? She could well be...
I wouldn't tell anyone about that...Quote:
Originally Posted by wsteve55
I remember that law and didn't know it had been repealed? (is that the word?)Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
I also remember they couldn't make panties out of the flag, I wonder if that was changed too?
I volounteer to check out the ladies.Quote:
Originally Posted by H_Asbo
Kevin can do the fat guys...
Again? Why do you keep giving me the crap jobs?Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
I'll be especially vigorous when checking out the fattest guy in Wallasey.
As long as you got warm hands...Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
I have, but I'm going to sharpen, rather than trim, my nails.Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Ha, maybe I'd like that...Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
And maybe not - they're Fu Manchu length at the minute.Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
You tease...Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
That's what all the boys say.Quote:
Originally Posted by pablo42
Ha, I bet you had lotsa practice too...Quote:
Originally Posted by kevin
You sailors are all the same...
Not you Brian or Captain. Just the Harrison guys.