Gingerbread person

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  1. exiled

    exiled Well-Known Member

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    How do u know he/she/other, (we are unaware of their desired pronoun), wasn't internally fighting the oppressive culture that pervades gingerbread society.
     
  2. Red

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    Not sure why u deleted it, u were factually correct :D
     
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    He'd have to sing, "Run, run as fast as Paul Merton, you can't catch me, I'm a gingerbread person".
     
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    Beat me to it. :mad:.
    Obviously under developed breasted bald gingerbread women.:)
     
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    Ant it just.
     
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    Not going mad. Gone there, some time ago.
     
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    Which Morrisons?
     
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    This is the most BBS thread ever. Love it! Never change lads and lasses. Never change.
     
  10. Redstone

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    Well now this may actually explain everything I was deep in enemy territory yesterday. We had been upto the children's hospital so we stopped off at the Hillsborough one.
     
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    I have no idea what you are saying or attempting to in that first sentence and "ups such a pathetic insult" makes no sense.
     
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    Offended? imho , the OP merely mentioned it because he was simply taken aback by the assistants comment .
     
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    Sorry I disagree. They were words more commonplace and that's a fact. But always offensive and used as derogatory words till they petered out. As folk realised how offensive they were.
     
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    many words that were commonplace become verboten. That’s exactly the point. Words change. Phrases change. No one today would for example say ‘black as the fire back’. We use phrases and words today that may in the future be looked on as offensive ones. They may not.

    Some take an opposite journey. **** for example started out as a simple descriptor. It then became a taboo a swear word and now it’s making the journey back to being a normal word again.
     
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    What ? In prison for being English, sorry, you've lost me
     
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    All true but I don't feel "man" falls into that category or ever will.
     
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    Am I missing summat.
    I understood or misunderstood you to say Spaz and poof weren't offensive in the day. (Did I say em. Yes as a kid and look back in dismay)
    Always were and are in my view.
     
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    I heard Derby County will have to rebrand themselves the Non-Gender Specific Sheep.
     
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    Samuel Pepys in his diaries often talks about a lady's "cunny". And their reactions when he shoves his hand up there in the middle of a dinner party...
     
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    Spaz and poof have always been offensive, you just didn't realise or even care that they were because you were young. It's as simple as that really.
     

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