Tesco and Asda remove fancy dress costumes
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Rolf F wrote:daviesee wrote:Rolf F wrote:I think basically nobody. Except possibly white, middle class males who are in no way classifiable as a minority in respect of any part of their physical and mental status nor in terms of any interests they may have.
Although some may argue otherwise.
Excellent. Just to let you know, I'm laughing at your expense right now.
I cant allow that as I am a Scot and no one is getting anything at my expense.None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0 -
simonhead wrote:daviesee wrote:Can someone please supply a list of people that we can make fun off for the sake off clarity?
4x4 drivers that are confused by the off road nature of their vehicle, anyone driving a goods vehicle, the French and men with girls names and vice are all fair game.
Oh dear. I drive a 4x4 pick up and I'm not even a hill billy, I drive an HGV as my job, my name is interchangeable between the sexes and I have been diagnosed with Aspergers.. But I'm not French! Woohoo!0 -
samtope wrote:simonhead wrote:daviesee wrote:Can someone please supply a list of people that we can make fun off for the sake off clarity?
4x4 drivers that are confused by the off road nature of their vehicle, anyone driving a goods vehicle, the French and men with girls names and vice are all fair game.
Oh dear. I drive a 4x4 pick up and I'm not even a hill billy, I drive an HGV as my job, my name is interchangeable between the sexes and I have been diagnosed with Aspergers.. But I'm not French! Woohoo!Life isnt like a box of chocolates, its like a bag of pic n mix.0 -
samtope wrote:Oh dear. I drive a 4x4 pick up and I'm not even a hill billy, I drive an HGV as my job, my name is interchangeable between the sexes and I have been diagnosed with Aspergers.. But I'm not French! Woohoo!
Maybe we should form a victim's group, become a minority and therefore end the victimisation.None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0 -
No, you lay into those cabbage munchers until your hearts content0
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daviesee wrote:Rolf F wrote:daviesee wrote:Rolf F wrote:I think basically nobody. Except possibly white, middle class males who are in no way classifiable as a minority in respect of any part of their physical and mental status nor in terms of any interests they may have.
Although some may argue otherwise.
Excellent. Just to let you know, I'm laughing at your expense right now.
I cant allow that as I am a Scot and no one is getting anything at my expense.
Well why didn't you say so? As a Scot you are obviously a minority and therefore it is wrong to make fun of you. I am so ashamed of myself for laughing at you.Faster than a tent.......0 -
I am really insulted on behalf of daviesee. That's it, the minority that is me is the victim of being insulted on someone else's behalf. I am being vicitimised on an open forum. My feelings about the way daviesee has been insulted is not being taken into any consideration and its a testament to the true nature of the British people in that they don't understand...seanoconn - gruagach craic!0
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Where do I claim my compo?None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0
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Its not cool to say 'play like a girl' anymore apparently as it may offend female footballers.0
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samtope wrote:No, you lay into those cabbage munchers until your hearts content
I'm offended by that. I hate cabbage.Chunky Cyclists need your love too! :-)
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"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Stevo 666 wrote:0
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notsoblue wrote:Southpark is satirenotsoblue wrote:its the opposite of what this thread is about."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
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Stevo 666 wrote:Some people need to lighten up.
Meh, it just irked me that you'd compare those who criticise the stigmatisation of the mentally ill with those who complain about Southpark.0 -
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notsoblue wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Some people need to lighten up.
Meh, it just irked me that you'd compare those who criticise the stigmatisation of the mentally ill with those who complain about Southpark."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Stevo 666 wrote:notsoblue wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Some people need to lighten up.
Meh, it just irked me that you'd compare those who criticise the stigmatisation of the mentally ill with those who complain about Southpark.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:
(We) only put our oar in when 1 or 2 people start slinging sh1t around and getting personal.
In all fairness, when someone pointed out that someone was offended on behalf of someone else, well that's just an invite to get the popcorn party going. You can't say we added any fuel to the fire, but you can say we piddled on it.seanoconn - gruagach craic!0 -
pinarello001 wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:
(We) only put our oar in when 1 or 2 people start slinging sh1t around and getting personal.
In all fairness, when someone pointed out that someone was offended on behalf of someone else, well that's just an invite to get the popcorn party going. You can't say we added any fuel to the fire, but you can say we piddled on it.
I didn't say anything.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:
I think the point of that thread has been slightly lost in translation!
It's never linking to anywhere other than threads where there's already a mud slinging contest going on, therefore there are already two opposing views being put forward so it's not a case of stiring it up its just joining the debate on one side or the other :roll:"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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notsoblue wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:notsoblue wrote:Stevo 666 wrote:Some people need to lighten up.
Meh, it just irked me that you'd compare those who criticise the stigmatisation of the mentally ill with those who complain about Southpark."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
I for two am going to lighten up.0
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Which unfortunately means that more often than not the fire goes out ...0
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cje wrote:The dangerous psychopath locked up in a mental hospital is a horror movie staple. That's where the idea for these Halloween costumes originated.
Taking personal offence because you've suffered depression is as logical as a baseball player getting upset about a Jason Voorhees outfit.
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Rick Chasey wrote:
Shockingly useless. This forum is getting more and more pathetic by the day.
As for the actual topic, I think it is a stunted argument when you start accusing people of being outraged/offended on behalf of another person. Are we no longer able to call something out as offensive to a particular group of people even if the offense doesn't apply to us?
Do some of you even know what a mental illness is? Lose your job, find your wife/gf cheating, death of a loved one, have a life altering accident on the bicycle? Getting closer to home yet? How about for every four posts made by different users in this thread the 4th is a person with a mental illness, because that's the statistic.
In fact, for all those cyclists that have had accidents they are likely to be, in some way, affected mentally. They may have received services to help them through the anxiety, depression, addiction, developed phobia of the experience that they've been through. Perhaps they lost their job because the affect on their mind was affecting their work and their boss displayed the same level of understanding and compassion that you guys have. Friends start distancing themselves and the mental health condition detriorates because of how the World has responded.
Or better yet, have you ever cared for a grandparent or parent? Loved them and been in awe of them for all your life only to see them diminish as dementia settles in? Would you have a bad word said about them?
They are people with mental health conditions, maybe even patients, now tell me the psyco ward and mental health costume depicts them. Maybe I (touch wood) cannot be personally offended, I have never received a mental health service, but I can sure understand why someone would find it offensive.
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DonDaddyD wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:
Shockingly useless.
Ummm, I believe you are not allowed to use the forum to discuss the moderators :roll:
Mods ^^"Arran, you are like the Tony Benn of smut. You have never diluted your depravity and always stand by your beliefs. You have my respect sir and your wife my pity"
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DonDaddyD wrote:In fact, for all those cyclists that have had accidents they are likely to be, in some way, affected mentally. They may have received services to help them through the anxiety, depression, addiction, developed phobia of the experience that they've been through. Perhaps they lost their job because the affect on their mind was affecting their work and their boss displayed the same level of understanding and compassion that you guys have. Friends start distancing themselves and the mental health condition detriorates because of how the World has responded.
I've had a few accidents. Are you maintaining that I have been affected mentally?
It could explain my presence here though.None of the above should be taken seriously, and certainly not personally.0 -
daviesee wrote:DonDaddyD wrote:In fact, for all those cyclists that have had accidents they are likely to be, in some way, affected mentally. They may have received services to help them through the anxiety, depression, addiction, developed phobia of the experience that they've been through. Perhaps they lost their job because the affect on their mind was affecting their work and their boss displayed the same level of understanding and compassion that you guys have. Friends start distancing themselves and the mental health condition detriorates because of how the World has responded.
I've had a few accidents. Are you maintaining that I have been affected mentally?
It could explain my presence here though.
i. In the context of the sentence, it is a 'figure of speech'. If it were truly a 'fact' then I would have typed 'It is a fact that'.
ii. Even then it could be argued to be a fact because it is likely that if you have a physical accident you will be affected, in some way, mentally.
iii. No one can ever determine what physical accidents will impact upon a person mentally or how they will be affected or the severity of the mental illness, if any. There is, however, a link between physical trauma and subsequent mental illness: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder for example.Food Chain number = 4
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As for the actual topic, I think it is a stunted argument when you start accusing people of being outraged/offended on behalf of another person. Are we no longer able to call something out as offensive to a particular group of people even if the offense doesn't apply to us?
To add to this, to assume that the person being outraged/offended is doing so on behalf of another person is wrong in itself, it's entirely likely some of the people raising the objection have first hand expierience of mental health issues.--
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