Originally posted by dfm65If you dont live in Brighton why does it say Location: good old Brghty?
just what IS your obsession with stabbing. i repeat: this has nothing to do with being stabbed. also, i don't live in Brighton.
finally, this has nothing to do with any individual finding any particular thing offensive. it is about what standards a community wants to adopt, and it was in the interests of investigating this issue that i raised the question. ...[text shortened]... uck in some kind of 'no-one can tell me what to do' adolescent or even pre-adolescent mindset.
Well it depends what you call abrasive. We cant make the descision for ourselves so it dosent really matter. Best to ignore things you dont like.
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Originally posted by Brother Edwinif you look closely, you will see it says 'Blighty', a nickname for England, as in the old war time song 'Take me back to dear old Blighty'.
If you dont live in Brighton why does it say Location: good old Brghty?
Well it depends what you call abrasive. We cant make the descision for ourselves so it dosent really matter. Best to ignore things you dont like.
As for ignoring things i don't like, why? why shouldn't i express my opinion on the standards that are to be adhered to in a community of which i am part? to ignore everything is to abandon the field to the lowest common denominator.
let's think about real life for a moment. if someone decides to defecate in the street, should everyone just ignore it? is someone who objects to this a 'pathetic person'? what if someone walks down the street screaming obcenities? just ignore it? no, obviously not. get the cops onto them, let them scream obcenities at a jail cell wall for a night. the concept of 'acceptable behaviour' might enter their under-evolved skulls.
Originally posted by dfm65It would be nice to in thery, but the harsh reality is that it could strike at anytime anywhere weather you like it or not.
you are making me laugh out loud now. YOU brought up stabbing. it's in your 2nd post in this thread, the third post overall. anyway, just forget about stabbing, PLEASE!
Originally posted by Brother Edwinthis has well and truly descended into the realm of comedy: you are talking about a town called BRIGHTON, in which the second letter is an 'R'. By way of contrast, the second letter of BLIGHTY is an 'L'. Man, i am struggling with myself real hard not to ask you how you can even remember how to move the pieces, but i won't because i am determined to stick to rational argument as long as i can.
Why did they name England after the name of one small seaside town? I mean we dont call America "dear old New Yorky"
Originally posted by dfm65There is nothing wroong with peeing in the street, its some peoples way of marking terrotory.
if you look closely, you will see it says 'Blighty', a nickname for England, as in the old war time song 'Take me back to dear old Blighty'.
As for ignoring things i don't like, why? why shouldn't i express my opinion on the standards that are to be regarded in a community of which i am part? to ignore everything is to abandon the field to the lowest ...[text shortened]... all for a night. the concept of 'acceptable behaviour' might enter their under-evolved skulls.
Originally posted by Brother Edwinok, if i admit that i could be stabbed at anytime, could we just move on. perhaps we could even discuss the actuall topic of this thread, which yet again i remind you has nothing to do with stabbing.
It would be nice to in thery, but the harsh reality is that it could strike at anytime anywhere weather you like it or not.
you're really cracking me up - i'm almost p*ssing myself i'm laughing so hard. i just hope the comedy is intentional.
Originally posted by dfm65So why did they call it blighty?
this has well and truly descended into the realm of comedy: you are talking about a town called BRIGHTON, in which the second letter is an 'R'. By way of contrast, the second letter of BLIGHTY is an 'L'. Man, i am struggling with myself real hard not to ask you how you can even remember how to move the pieces, but i won't because i am determined to stick to rational argument as long as i can.
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Originally posted by dfm65OK fine. But the topic of the thred has nothing to do with stabing.
ok, if i admit that i could be stabbed at anytime, could we just move on. perhaps we could even discuss the actuall topic of this thread, which yet again i remind you has nothing to do with stabbing.
you're really cracking me up - i'm al ...[text shortened]... self i'm laughing so hard. i just hope the comedy is intentional.
Originally posted by Brother Edwinok, for a start, 'defecating' means, to use a word that is perhaps more familiar, 'sh*tting'. you might find it useful to look up any words you don't know in a dictionary. that's a book that tells you the meanings of words.
There is nothing wroong with peeing in the street, its some peoples way of marking terrotory.
and: now i see who i am arguing with. it is obviously pointless trying to make a point about acceptable behaviour to someone who condones p*ssing in the street to mark out territory. that's what dogs do. are we dogs? what if everyone p*ssed in the street? it would be very pleasant wouldn't it, to be assailed by the stench of stale urine evrywhere we went?
