Reply With Quoteoh, I'd expect absolutely nothing else there, mOriginally Posted by Monty92
standard stuff innit
One of their goals was offside, to be fair.
oh, I'd expect absolutely nothing else there, m
standard stuff innit
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
I was in a pub quiz the other day where we got extra points for our offensive team name: Madeleine McCan't.Of course. it's all just sh*thousery and banter.
As a society we all acknowledge that football fans operate under entirely different social rules once they step inside a stadium. I don't see why we should tolerate tens of thousands of fans calling a footballer a **** for having dared to move club or acquire a reputation for cheating, but then clutch our pearls if we call them a black ****
There are boundaries of what is acceptable and what isn't. Laughing at the rape and murder of a small girl is apparently ok. Racism not so.
Yes, although whether or not we find humour in that kind of stuff is is heavily nuanced and context-dependent, even within the narrow genre of kiddie rape and murder.
I think the reason Maddie is such a comedy goldmine is because of the whole circus surrounding the case, and the fact that her white middle class parents blatantly killed her, which *is* inherently funny.
There are other cases where small children were brutally murdered that you'd struggle to find any humour in.
You don't hear any jokes about Jamie Bulger, for example.
Well racism affects everyone of that race , laughing about an individual doesn't...that would be my penguin book of racism level
Northern Monkey ... who can't upload a bleeding Avatar
Madeline McCann is ripe to mine for humour content purely because hers is an unsolved case with no proven evidence as to any crimes attached to her
A bit like Shergar really
To this day he might be living it up on a stud farm somewhere in the Bhamas
10 characters? Pile of cund.
The dental hygienist gave me a mirror to admire my teeth when he'd finished yesterday. I did a big grin and remarked, "Ah, that's what happened to Shergar" - not a flicker of recognition from the fellow. Mind you, he was about 23 and Indian. But imagine not remembering Shergar.
He absolutely píssed that Derby.
Shergar. Not your unborn dentist.
“Other clubs never came into my thoughts once I knew Arsenal wanted to sign me.”
It was odd, actually. I was tempted to ask him his story. His accent suggested that he is Indian, not Anglo-Indian. How does a young man from India end up washing teeth in a London suburb?
Not Shergar. The dentist bloke.
Yes, of course it is far worse.
I hadn't realised that they were actual neo-nazis, of the sort that our government supports in Ukraine.
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