[Marsh.]

I'm more shocked Aaron was married with such feminine mannerisms as that.
Man up and grow some balls.

[Maia]

Wtf Aaron having a nervous breakdown over it O_O

[Jake.]

Aaron needs to get a grip... its an expression, Jay wasn't making a joke about the paraplegics

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Gillian-73

Wasn't it Rebeckah who said he reminded her of an ex?

Yes,I think you may be right,my mistake

[Callum]

What was even said again? "Once you go black, you never go back" or something else?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Gillian-73

Wasn't it Rebeckah who said he reminded her of an ex?

That's not difficult, she must have a very varied clientele.

[Samuel.]

wut

Like the cupcake thing all over again. At least that was about his son. This... is just odd.


They didn't even show Faye (and Maisy) bothering Aaron over the Anton flirting.

[Kazanne]

Originally Posted by Callum

What was even said again? "Once you go black, you never go back" or something else?

Something along those lines

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Callum

What was even said again? "Once you go black, you never go back" or something else?

Once you've had black you'll be in a wheelchair or something. lol

You can't even say complimentary things anymore.

[Angus]

Originally Posted by JH95

Aaron needs to get a grip... its an expression, Jay wasn't making a joke about the paraplegics

How would you know what Jay might have said to Aaron, when we are only being drip fed bits and pieces of conversations?

[MTVN]

Originally Posted by Callum

What was even said again? "Once you go black, you never go back" or something else?

It was a quote from the film "White Chicks"

Once you go black you'll be in a wheelchair and that's that

[billy123]

Aaron is an utter prick get the moron out.
I cant be doing with weirdos like him the bloody drama queen.

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Once you've had black you'll be in a wheelchair or something. lol

You can't even say complimentary things anymore.

Probably because this is the year 2011, and racial stereotypes are a little dated. Blacks have big dicks, used to be alongside: blacks are good athletes but thick.

I can't believe that people think this is OK.

[Samuel.]

That episode sorta put me off all of them slightly...

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

Probably because this is the year 2011, and racial stereotypes are a little dated. Blacks have big dicks, used to be alongside: blacks are good athletes but thick.

I can't believe that people think this is OK.

It was joke about the OTT PC brigade. You can't even say "black" without it being regarded as an insult.

Not to mention the double standard with "racism".

Edit - And I didn't say anything was ok. Just that the response was way over the top.

Originally Posted by 08marsh

It was joke about the OTT PC brigade. You can't even say "black" without it being regarded as an insult.

Not to mention the double standard with "racism".

That's just not true, though, is it? Black is a perfectly acceptable word.

Before the PC brigade, people used to wear black face on TV and do racist impressions. I'm a liberal white guy, who you would probably class as over sensitive. But I used to have to read racist stuff written on walls when I grew up. You can't have it both ways.

[karezza]

Originally Posted by MTVN

It was a quote from the film "White Chicks"

Once you go black you'll be in a wheelchair and that's that

Why did Jay ask Aaron if he had said this?

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by Jesus.H.Christ

That's just not true, though, is it? Black is a perfectly acceptable word.

Before the PC brigade, people used to wear black face on TV and do racist impressions. I'm a liberal white guy, who you would probably class as over sensitive. But I used to have to read racist stuff written on walls when I grew up. You can't have it both ways.

Both ways? What do you mean?

Originally Posted by 08marsh

Both ways? What do you mean?

I meant that it was the PC brigade who changed the dialogue in our country, from Alf Garnett to where we are now. I meant that it's impossible for me to be overly critical of the pc brigade, when the alternative is much, much worse.