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Top marks to Jack Straw.
Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Started conversation Oct 5, 2006
Hiding your face during a conversation is impolite, whether it be a veil or a pair of shades. Well done to Jack Straw for having the nuts to point out the bleedin' obvious.
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JohnnyK - I am the 2% Posted Oct 5, 2006
yeh...but we let the shades-wearers get away with it too...
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Oct 5, 2006
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 5, 2006
If I thought I could get away with it I would refuse to speak to anybody wearing shades when it ain't sunny. Anyway, they're less dangerous: they're doing to be cool, not because the voice in their head tells 'em too!
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Jackruss a Grand Master of Tea and Toast, Keeper of the comfy chair, who is spending a year dead for tax reasons! DNA! Posted Oct 5, 2006
what all this then *Pmmmoooozzzzzzzzzzzzaaaah* i have the therimin out and the amp set to 6.............. god is back in heaven with his ear plugs in.... wooop woooph
RJR (with the fuzzbox)
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swl Posted Oct 5, 2006
It's not religion, it's the single digit salute.
Surprised to see Straw mentioning it though. He has a sizeable Muslim constituency.
His comments taken alongside John Reid's are sending out a signal. Can this government have finally grown a spine?
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 5, 2006
Unlikely but you never know. I'd rather they changed tack and expressed the rational point of 'multicultural integration works both ways' than the BNP gaining any more ground.
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Anoldgreymoonraker Free Tibet Posted Oct 6, 2006
Not really woken up yet but I just saw jack having his say n guts to the man
My mate sort of woke me up or dropped me innit again
Now back to the penis thread
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HonestIago Posted Oct 6, 2006
I think we've just seen Jack Straw announce his resignation/retirement - there is no way he will get re-elected in Blackburn now. In Blackburn the people who this sort of idea will appeal to will already be voting BNP or Conservative (well, there'll be some liberals with spines who'll like it, but not enough), it'll just cost him the muslim and asian vote which he needs to stay in.
While I think I know what he was getting at, and I do agree with him, he must have known the negative publicity it'd get, and his real meaning will get buried in racism and the usual and on that count I feel it was irresponsible.
Personally I feel really uncomfortable when speaking to a woman wearing a full veil, its just horrible and disrespectful to me. Similarly with big, wrap-around shades, and I will ask people to take them off when they're speaking to me. There is a difference though, at least with shades you can see the general direction a person is looking in, and you can see the other features of their face, which isn't the case with the full veil.
Iago
P.S Roy, why did you say a person in shades is safer than someone in a full veil I'd have expected better from you mate
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 6, 2006
Because I have no truck with religion. However, having read Jack Straw's original piece it is pointed out that the veil is as much cultural as religious. Cultural affectations don't bother me much (apart from the impoliteness) but religious ones do.
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Liftliker - Share And Enjoy Posted Oct 6, 2006
Can open.
Worms everywhere...
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 6, 2006
Yeah, but treading on 'ems fun. And they can always be used for worm vol-au-vents (am I showing my seventies upbringing there?)
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Liftliker - Share And Enjoy Posted Oct 6, 2006
Invertebrate fondue, anyone?
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 6, 2006
Hmm, lovely. Could I have a Blue Nun with that?
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swl Posted Oct 6, 2006
We were too poor for effete nonsense like wine. It was always Kestrel lager with our worm. ("worm" singular, we had to share ours out)
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Primeval Mudd (formerly Roymondo) Posted Oct 6, 2006
Worm? You don't know how lucky you were. We made do with a silverfish.
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