recorded using the phrase 'n*gger in the woodpile'.
Seriously, how stupid do you have to be to use that phrase publicly in 2017?
recorded using the phrase 'n*gger in the woodpile'.
Seriously, how stupid do you have to be to use that phrase publicly in 2017?
Reminds me of a bloke I know who referred to the Pakistan cricket team as "Those cheating P*kis" on Facebook.Originally Posted by Burney
On the Times of India, they talk about Porkis from Porkistan all the time. And get called cow-piss drinkers for their troubles.
But you can say TURKS? POLS, etc
Everyone so scared of accidently saying it they even pronounce Pakistan with an R just in case.
Used to be a nightmare working on a desktop-publishing system publishing system that was programmed to split Pakistan after the "i" in justified text. Also one used to slip through
Everyone so scared of accidently saying it they even pronounce Pakistan with an R just in case.
*****tone was a tricky one.
Good old Hermes
that's the beauty - mind you German indesign just chops up words any old fashion. I almost miss Hermes
Brits are the worst though, in fairness.
Everyone so scared of accidently saying it they even pronounce Pakistan with an R just in case.
"Plenty of strikers can score goals," he said, gesturing to the famous old stands casting shadows around us.
"But a lot have found it difficult wearing the number 9 shirt for The Arsenal."
I'm sure I read or heard somewhere that Australians use the P word all the time when discussing anyone from Pakistan and it's not frowned upon
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