You are now on Mota Bhai's list.Oh feck off, I can never taste gujarati food, it sucks
You are now on Mota Bhai's list.Oh feck off, I can never taste gujarati food, it sucks
Initial responses to his tweet were very funny but no surprise that it escalated to racism levels given the outrage upmanship that takes place on twitter.
For some perspective, last week Shailja Patel was arguing in favor of the legality of targeting Israeli children, due to Israel’s conscription policy.
The world makes a lot more sense that way.Fairly certain saira rao is a parody account.
Key word in that opening tweet is ‘Opinion’. Why are the follow ups thing?
I've never seen her before (or Sonia). I looked through Sonia's page yesterday and there was more nauseating stuff there.For some perspective, last week Shailja Patel was arguing in favor of the legality of targeting Israeli children, due to Israel’s conscription policy.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7847075/British-holidaymakers-slam-P-O-Cruises.html'It's just a great celebration of good old traditional British songs which are sung with a sense of British pride. What's wrong with that?'
If they're into that sort of thing they can still get plenty of it if they holiday in Northern Ireland around the start of July. More Union Jack waving than they could handle going on over here at that time.Swilling down a pint of Carling at 10am with your British bulldog tattoo, while eating egg and chips and singing Rule Britannia. That's a holiday worth fighting for.
British holidaymakers slam 'snowflake' P&O Cruises for ditching patriotic singalongs and Union flags at its sail-away parties
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-7847075/British-holidaymakers-slam-P-O-Cruises.html
They're representing their country on the high seas.Do they think they're headed off to war, and not a holiday?
She apparently explained near the end of this video that she didn't hire an editor to prevent anyone else being hit by the same backlash. I say apparently because I didn't make it till there and this thing definitely needs editing.
She's doing the genuinely good work: Stepping down into the social-media sewers to try and engage openly with turds who probably don't deserve her time, energy and attempts to reasonable dialogue. Have to respect it.
I watched the whole video, very well done. This essay referenced heavily in the same is also a good read - https://www.jofreeman.com/joreen/trashing.htm.She apparently explained near the end of this video that she didn't hire an editor to prevent anyone else being hit by the same backlash. I say apparently because I didn't make it till there and this thing definitely needs editing.
That said, the opening ~30 minutes are very good. I really like the point about increasingly vague language.
A professor who jokingly listed 52 cultural sites in America that Iran should bomb has been fired from his job at a private Massachusetts college.
Donald Trump claimed on 4 January that the US had earmarked 52 Iranian cultural sites for destruction – warning the country not to strike back after a US drone killed Iran’s top general, Qassem Suleimani, last week.
But following Trump’s post, Professor Asheen Phansey posted to his own Facebook page, saying: “[The Supreme Leader of Iran] should tweet a list of 52 sites of cultural American heritage that he would bomb … Um … Mall of America? … Kardashian residence?”
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news...ssor-fired-trump-52-cultural-sites-tweet-joke
Can't believe the po-faced bastards sacked him for that.
And tbf I bet a lot countries would be getting down to some ropey old attractions by cultural site number 52.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/new...pkBZOKL9eO4l6EK5cQkkANbzQFOjJGilN9VGjNiExfzQM"I was born during the war when it was 'make do and mend' and we had to use everything we had like making broth out of potato peelings."
Alvin Wilkinson, 77. So unless my maths/ability to type numbers into the google calculator is way off, Alvin was born in 1943. The war was over by the time he was 2 years old(Plus he was born in one of the least effected countries during the war).Shopkeeper's frustrated rant about food banks and out of date products
A business owner has spoken of his outrage after being told by food banks they did not want his donated food because they were past their sell-by date.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/new...pkBZOKL9eO4l6EK5cQkkANbzQFOjJGilN9VGjNiExfzQM
The Falkland's War?Shopkeeper's frustrated rant about food banks and out of date products
A business owner has spoken of his outrage after being told by food banks they did not want his donated food because they were past their sell-by date.
https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/new...pkBZOKL9eO4l6EK5cQkkANbzQFOjJGilN9VGjNiExfzQM
Don't see anything wrong with what he said or why it's in this thread really. He's talking about not wasting food and things in general whilst having a lower carbon footprint by using local outlets that are in walking distance. Rationing lasted to 1954 too.Alvin Wilkinson, 77. So unless my maths/ability to type numbers into the google calculator is way off, Alvin was born in 1943. The war was over by the time he was 2 years old(Plus he was born in one of the least effected countries during the war).
Old people really do love being miserable.
Rationing only ended in 1954 tbf- my mother remembers it, but was born post-war.Alvin Wilkinson, 77. So unless my maths/ability to type numbers into the google calculator is way off, Alvin was born in 1943. The war was over by the time he was 2 years old(Plus he was born in one of the least effected countries during the war).
Old people really do love being miserable.
That makes much more sense.Rationing only ended in 1954 tbf- my mother remembers it, but was born post-war.
EDIT: CM beat me to it.
I guess it depends a bit on whether you're a glass half-full or empty guy. Poor people being fobbed off with out of date stuff versus help people out and cut down on unnecessary food waste.Don't see anything wrong with what he said or why it's in this thread really. He's talking about not wasting food and things in general whilst having a lower carbon footprint by using local outlets that are in walking distance. Rationing lasted to 1954 too.
I guess its health and safety gone mad because the food is highly likely to be safe to eat. I think it is a generational thing because my dad has scant regard for sell by dates.I guess it depends a bit on whether you're a glass half-full or empty guy. Poor people being fobbed off with out of date stuff versus help people out and cut down on unnecessary food waste.
Meh that of stuff sort of pointless in the grand scheme of things(Although people mean well when they say it)Don't see anything wrong with what he said or why it's in this thread really. He's talking about not wasting food and things in general whilst having a lower carbon footprint by using local outlets that are in walking distance.
Rationing lasted to 1954 too.
Ah fair enough.Rationing only ended in 1954 tbf- my mother remembers it, but was born post-war.
EDIT: CM beat me to it.
I'm sure that's more an absentmindedness with age thing. My mum used to take the piss about her mum having things miles past their sell by date, then she became the same and now me. My deputy last year was appalled that I was using a nicotine patch that was best before the end of 2005. It worked fine though tbf and not like it was dairy.I guess its health and safety gone mad because the food is highly likely to be safe to eat. I think it is a generational thing because my dad has scant regard for sell by dates.
It depends on how out of date they are but tinned goods can generally have double the stated life.I'm sure that's more an absentmindedness with age thing. My mum used to take the piss about her mum having things miles past their sell by date, then she became the same and now me. My deputy last year was appalled that I was using a nicotine patch that was best before the end of 2005. It worked fine though tbf and not like it was dairy.
People scared of being not pc has gone mad.The phrase alluded to in the title always used to wind me up. Political correctness is a good thing and comes as a result of a decades long struggle for equality. Who cares if we sometimes err on the side of being too cautious about causing offence?
Reading articles like this, though, makes me wonder if it really has gone a bit too far. Especially with social media empowering loony tunes crusades by anyone, anywhere, who takes offence at anything.
Thoughts?
Husband eats 50-year-old chicken
A man celebrated his golden wedding anniversary by eating a 50-year-old tin of chicken.
Those neanderthals are only pushing people away from them, they're the ones making everyone vote for Trump and Brexit!1!!Nobody:
Literally nobody:
No serious, absolutely fecking nobody:
Foxy Bingo: We need to change "Two Fat Ladies - 88" to something more woke like "Wills and Kate - 88".
Seriously, this is exactly the sort of straw man nonsense that gets used as ammunition against the left. Nobody finds "Two Fat Ladies" offensive.
@Pexbo has sort of covered this already. But to add further this isn't PC gone mad by any means, more like a company trying to appeal to wider demographic for a dying game. If anyone has an issue with it, blame capitalism.Just read that they are replacing the lexicon in bingo, two fat ladies is now known as will and Kate
Mecca bingo.where is bingo still played these days?
Now theres a look of a wife who's mystified how her husband has even lasted those 50 years.