i wish i had some beer, i just want this to be fair, anachronite got slammed for posting that pic of france
comon achiral admit it the corners of your mouth did move upwards slightly when ya saw the pic...your only 23 you should be taking things more lightly mate ...
Thereinlies the problem with race, no large group ie. blacks, whites, asains, iraqies, french, australian etc... have the same exact interests and characteristics.
Hehe, yes i know it was a joke but there seems to be some confusion on the understanding of the word race. Furthermore, this joke is at the expense of some of your fellow DPC members. Just as it wouldn't be acceptable to post jewish or black jokes, i wonder how appropate would it be to post American Nationalist jokes... I not saying it isn't i'm just wondering where the line lies.
Originally posted by Geocide:
Very well, tell many jokes. I just reccomend that you bear in mind who your audience is. I wouldn't reccomend telling a fat joke at a weight watchers convention. Trust me, i've tried it;(
bah, lets just tell a bunch of jokes about each other... equal opportunity offending... we can't be politically correct all of the time.. oh, did I mention I know some great Irish jokes? :oP
LOL, I think the picture is funny. :D Shouldn't offend anyone, just a joke. However if the US were located on the "map" in that position (the middle part) that would be a different story. :)
Hahahahaaa, that's so funny! I don't see how anyone could live at either pole, you have to be either born there or be a scientist to put up with it, I'd think. :D
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