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I think chocolate hob nobs taste better than the plain ones but I prefer other biscuits..
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Thats why I said, we are not kids. |
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/stalemate |
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I suppose if people feel offended then their feelings should be taken seriously first..
however the racist issue.. the main thing that pisses me off is why one rule for black people and yet the rules are stricter for white people.. times have changed since the 60's.. we live in a cosmopolitain country now.. there are more black people, people from difference backgrounds, countries, etc, with english not being the first language. I mean pretty soon, I bet in about 50 years time there will probably be as many black people in this country as white people! Anyway the bottom line is, same rules should apply for both white and black people. |
Doesnt really bother me, I dont ever feel the need to call black people "chocolate hobnobs" anyway
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Let me just put my last point on this thread. You cant think for people. YOu cant say well you shouldnt be offended, because that wouldn't offend me.
Now I am black, and I say, that offends me. Take it how you will. Accept the fact, and then act accordingly. One or the other. either Carry on making those remarks, because you dont care, which is fair enough. At least I respect people being real, and I would know what kind of person you are. Or stop doing it, because you realized, it offended someone. Plain, and simple. |
Why does it offend you though? Would you get offended if someone called you a bourbon?
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or if you asked a homeless person of they wanted shortbread?
that could offend |
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I just remembered something, so I thought I would share. When I first moved to the US, I was like 14. And where I am from in Senegal, people arent sel conscious about their weight. IN fact a lot of them enjoy being overweight.
BUt one day, this girl I use to hang out with, she is not fat or anything, as a matter of fact, I thought she was hot. Anyways, she was going to town eating some chips. SO I made the remark, "wow dude, slow down with them chips". ANd next thing I know, she is sobbing, being consoled by one of her friends, who knew me very well. And she let her know, I didnt mean it that way. I had no idea what the hell I did wrong. BUt then the other girl told me, she is self conscious about her weight etc.... Ever since then, I have never made any kind of remark like that to anyone, even if its innocent, I am always aware of it, in the back of my head. |
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i want to be a biscuit wtf.
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dont go to Falkirk, for example |
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I didn't consider her a weirdo. I understoond perfectly why she was upset, after it was explained to me. Its just a different culture than what I was used to. |
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I would imagine she perhaps had underlying health issues but again it was nowt to do with what you said. |
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Or making a comment about anorexia and offending someone cos their sister died of anorexia, should we then never mention anorexia? |
Why the hell would anyone call a black person a chocolate hobnob anyway?
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