[M X]

I can't stand it when ignorant people pretend they don't know how to say foreign names. 'Adjoa' isn't a hard name to say, but for some reason you feel you have the right to act like it's far too much effort for an English white person like yourself. (I'm an English white person, and I think there's no excuse for it). And 'Ebola' is just plain rude.

Reminds me of Jade Goody's mum pretending she didn't know how to say the name 'Shilpa'.

Also, why was Paul banned during CBB?

[Headie]

Originally Posted by M X

I can't stand it when ignorant people pretend they don't know how to say foreign names. 'Adjoa' isn't a hard name to say, but for some reason you feel you have the right to act like it's far too much effort for an English white person like yourself. (I'm an English white person, and I think there's no excuse for it). And 'Ebola' is just plain rude.

Reminds me of Jade Goody's mum pretending she didn't know how to say the name 'Shilpa'.

Also, why was Paul banned during CBB?

African names aren't hard to pronounce if you actually try, really annoys me when people purposely say names wrong because they aren't common or usual names.

[bots]

Not everyone has the same sense of humour, and I think the lady was trying to make a joke given that both names ended in an 'a'. It clearly wasn't in the best of taste.

[Babayaro.]

Originally Posted by M X

I can't stand it when ignorant people pretend they don't know how to say foreign names. 'Adjoa' isn't a hard name to say, but for some reason you feel you have the right to act like it's far too much effort for an English white person like yourself. (I'm an English white person, and I think there's no excuse for it). And 'Ebola' is just plain rude.

Reminds me of Jade Goody's mum pretending she didn't know how to say the name 'Shilpa'.

Also, why was Paul banned during CBB?

Agree completely