It was even pointed out that Devonshire dialect was involved, but this didn’t help the professional offence takers, so telling them robustly where to get off at the first hint of complaint is by far the best approach.
Sam Vara
So the complainants were illiterate as well as daft?
Mark
Pride and prejudice surely must be due a remake soon to show all the bigots how this country has always been.
Wonder who will play Mr Darkie?
Chernyy Drakon
Highly educated idiots, the lot of them.
Yup.
Like Emanuel Cleaver, the one who signed off an opening prayer/statement with “awomen” instead of “amen”.
We live in Clownworld
Bloke in Wales
Like Emanuel Cleaver, the one who signed off an opening prayer/statement with “awomen” instead of “amen”.
Shouldn’t that be “awoperson”.
No, hang on, “son” is still sexist. Make it “awoperchild”.
Boganboy
‘No, hang on, “son” is still sexist. Make it “awoperchild”.’
In the same manner as the US legislator pilloried for using the word niggardly when talking about tax cuts.
Highly educated idiots, the lot of them.
@Adolff
Indeed
The difference between knowledge and wisdom
I guess we aren’t allowed to snigger at stories like that any more.
It was even pointed out that Devonshire dialect was involved, but this didn’t help the professional offence takers, so telling them robustly where to get off at the first hint of complaint is by far the best approach.
So the complainants were illiterate as well as daft?
Pride and prejudice surely must be due a remake soon to show all the bigots how this country has always been.
Wonder who will play Mr Darkie?
Highly educated idiots, the lot of them.
Yup.
Like Emanuel Cleaver, the one who signed off an opening prayer/statement with “awomen” instead of “amen”.
We live in Clownworld
Shouldn’t that be “awoperson”.
No, hang on, “son” is still sexist. Make it “awoperchild”.
‘No, hang on, “son” is still sexist. Make it “awoperchild”.’
awoper?? Frequently pronounced ‘a whopper.’
Raising awareness of childhood obesity too!