Cambridge - More PC Madness
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I know how some of you feel about Daily Mail but it really is all over the news, so please forgive. 
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2073888/Ca...
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2073888/Ca...
Edited by Jimbeaux on Wednesday 14th December 14:41
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." f
king idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
carmonk said:
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." fking idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
Infidel!king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
Jimbeaux said:
carmonk said:
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." fking idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
Infidel!king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
carmonk said:
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." fking idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
It would say she had led you on, Shame on her. king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
And then she would be stoned
Mikeyboy said:
carmonk said:
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." fking idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
It would say she had led you on, Shame on her. king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
And then she would be stoned
Mikeyboy said:
HR departments at Universities are quite powerful and more than a little right on. So I'm not surprised.
Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Are you a student by any chance ?Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
911newbie said:
Mikeyboy said:
HR departments at Universities are quite powerful and more than a little right on. So I'm not surprised.
Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Are you a student by any chance ?Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Why, are you an Academic?
Mikeyboy said:
911newbie said:
Mikeyboy said:
HR departments at Universities are quite powerful and more than a little right on. So I'm not surprised.
Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Are you a student by any chance ?Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Why, are you an Academic?
"A directive sent to admissions tutors warns that some applicants are 'culturally sensitive' to traditional greetings and suggests that 'suitable body language' is just as welcoming.
A spokesman for the university said: 'Dons should read the situation properly and bear in mind that not all people will want to shake hands.'
Let's run that through the Dailymailaliser-
"Academics at Cambridge University have reacted with dismay after being ordered not to shake hands automatically with Muslims or disabled people in case it upsets them."
ah.. there we go...
A spokesman for the university said: 'Dons should read the situation properly and bear in mind that not all people will want to shake hands.'
Let's run that through the Dailymailaliser-
"Academics at Cambridge University have reacted with dismay after being ordered not to shake hands automatically with Muslims or disabled people in case it upsets them."
ah.. there we go...
TheEnd said:
"A directive sent to admissions tutors warns that some applicants are 'culturally sensitive' to traditional greetings and suggests that 'suitable body language' is just as welcoming.
A spokesman for the university said: 'Dons should read the situation properly and bear in mind that not all people will want to shake hands.'
Let's run that through the Dailymailaliser-
"Academics at Cambridge University have reacted with dismay after being ordered not to shake hands automatically with Muslims or disabled people in case it upsets them."
ah.. there we go...
OOh where can I get one of those machines? If I put it in reverse I might not end up getting so annoyed at some people in my life. Their overblown pronouncements of rage will come out more like sane and sensible queries about my behaviour.A spokesman for the university said: 'Dons should read the situation properly and bear in mind that not all people will want to shake hands.'
Let's run that through the Dailymailaliser-
"Academics at Cambridge University have reacted with dismay after being ordered not to shake hands automatically with Muslims or disabled people in case it upsets them."
ah.. there we go...
Jimbeaux said:
Mikeyboy said:
911newbie said:
Mikeyboy said:
HR departments at Universities are quite powerful and more than a little right on. So I'm not surprised.
Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Are you a student by any chance ?Though the quote from the Union woman about Academics being grown ups. Hmm she clearly hasn't been going to her lectures, or actually met an academic.
Why, are you an Academic?
At least you base your observations on experience. My experiences ar enot like yours.
Most academics are just normal people with a slightly unusual job. The experience of academics many (not all) students get is often coloured by the academic criticising their work, i.e. often students dislike their tutors. Comes with the job I guess. Some academics are 'bookish' and some are loud and forcible, i.e. just like people ...
Jimbeaux said "... and are insulated from reality by the ivy covered walls"
- Ha ha ha ha [points at Jimbeaux]
You need to refresh your stereotypes, your current ones are old and boring.
carmonk said:
Disabled people? WTF? Yeah, best to ask their carer first - "Does he shake hands? Ah, look, he's moving his arms around, how sweet." fking idiots.
As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
What a load of crap - Muslims dont have issues with shaking hands with non - muslims- Traditionally the issue is women shaking hands with men. I know many muslims from all over the world and have never come across a muslim refusing to shake hands with non - muslims. Its nothing to do with inferiority / un clean etc. king idiots.As for Muslims, some don't like to shake hands with non-Muslims because the non-Muslim in Islam is an inferior and dirty creature and shaking hands would cause the Muslim to become unclean. Of course, we should all respect that fair and unbiased attitude and act according. Me, I normally greet a woman in a burka by both hands on her buttocks and my tongue down her throat - slurpslurpslurp - what does the Koran say about that, eh?
I have seen women refusing to shake hands with men but not for the above reasons.
As for this 'dismay' by cambridge acedemics - what a load of usual Daily Mail crap.
There has been special dispositions for different groups around for many many years in Cambridge. For example during graduation ceremony you traditionally have to bow to but certain groups have been allowed not do this because of religious reasons.
This is just Daily Mail stirring the pot crap again, and inventing unnecessary news that EDL supporters love.
Edited by fizz47 on Wednesday 14th December 15:49
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