[parmnion]

TIBB decides.

[Oliver_W]

What does it mean?

[parmnion]

Originally Posted by Oliver_W

What does it mean?

Whatever an offended minority want it to

[hijaxers]

Well lucky she's not here anymore as they'd have her 'cancelled' Poor Ginger

[Oliver_W]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Whatever an offended minority want it to

What?

[AnnieK]

As a ginger....I find gingerism highly offensive I know of no other hair colouring where people find it totally acceptable to discuss the colour of someone's pubic hair (eg ginger bollocks etc). Its inappropriate, gross and just rude.

[bitontheslide]

ginger is a fizzy drink in Scotland, is that wrong too?

[AnnieK]

Originally Posted by bitontheslide

ginger is a fizzy drink in Scotland, is that wrong too?

Not if it's made from real ginger

[Livia]

One of the girls I went to school with was ginger. She was really pretty, lovely blue eyes... but some girls led her a dog's life and she was bullied by one girl in particular. I saw that girl years later when I worked at Newham College and guess what? She had a ginger daughter. Love the Karma bus.

[LeatherTrumpet]

i only noticed that ginger was seen as a negative when i moved to England. Being a red head in scotland isnt really seen as anything bad

[AnnieK]

I got name called regularly.....I was ginger nut, duracell, copper top, rusty etc etc. I never got away with anything either as I was too recognisable

It never actually bothered me that much (thick skin) but the first question I asked when my son was born was "is he ginger?" as I knew the **** he was going to have to go through. He was ginger...luckily he has always loved his bright orange hair

[Alf]

My sister was auburn, but we still called her a G-Head when we wanted to tease her. Then I'd make a run for it because she's 5 years older than me.

[The Slim Reaper]

Only a ginger can call another ginger, ginger.