One for the spelling police
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Frank7 said:
RATATTAK said:
Well you did throw out a challenge Frank.
Took me a few seconds, but should it be “neighbours give(s) a toss”?Frank7 said:
What’s wrong with a German driving a Jaguar?
My German daughter-in-law, (in Germany), drives an old style LHD Land Rover, and my son, (her husband), drives a Peugeot 207.
As far as I know, none of their German neighbours give a toss what they drive.
My German daughter-in-law, (in Germany), drives an old style LHD Land Rover, and my son, (her husband), drives a Peugeot 207.
As far as I know, none of their German neighbours give a toss what they drive.
If so, hands up, you got me, when I’m wrong, I’m wrong.
droopsnoot said:
Couldn't help thinking of this thread when I saw that someone at the Oxford protest (on the news a few minutes ago) has gone to the trouble of writing a slogan on a bed sheet to make it really noticeable. It says "POST COLLONIAL ATTITUDES MATTER."
I saw on internet someone quoted ........ Black & Blue Wives Matter. Too true get that sorted first.Have also seen a few years ago the statement #MeToo ....translated for guy to #MenToo........
I'm too controversial for this site.
RATATTAK said:
Frank7 said:
RATATTAK said:
Well you did throw out a challenge Frank.
Took me a few seconds, but should it be “neighbours give(s) a toss”?Frank7 said:
What’s wrong with a German driving a Jaguar?
My German daughter-in-law, (in Germany), drives an old style LHD Land Rover, and my son, (her husband), drives a Peugeot 207.
As far as I know, none of their German neighbours give a toss what they drive.
My German daughter-in-law, (in Germany), drives an old style LHD Land Rover, and my son, (her husband), drives a Peugeot 207.
As far as I know, none of their German neighbours give a toss what they drive.
If so, hands up, you got me, when I’m wrong, I’m wrong.
Second thought, f**k me, what chance does a poor guy have?
Centurion07 said:
I dunno that I would consider that particularly racist persay.
If he'd said black/brown/a specific race then maybe, but he could've just meant gap-year australians along with every other non-british person.
It wasn't necessarily a racist statement.
Does not wanting to live in a melting pot such as London make you a racist, or is it just a preference as much as living in a village versus a city?
If he'd said black/brown/a specific race then maybe, but he could've just meant gap-year australians along with every other non-british person.
It wasn't necessarily a racist statement.
Does not wanting to live in a melting pot such as London make you a racist, or is it just a preference as much as living in a village versus a city?
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