Diogenes
Well-Known Member
What were you doing on his garage?
What were you doing on his garage?Tbf I could never ride a motorcycle after seeing Evil Kneevil plunge to his doom in a pond from on top of a garage.
Are you uncomfortable with the size of your penis?
Are you uncomfortable having a penis?
Were you bullied as a child or an adult?
There has to be a reason for this faux macho behaviour. It's too camp to be real.
Homophobic. Reported.He'd have been more damaged if it had been a Sindy doll
Don't bother. I was cancelled years ago.Homophobic. Reported.
Lol. You really are a pathetic little man aren't you.Not that I'm bothered with you daydreaming about my penis, but it says a lot about you that you jump to call people racist, whilst being quite happy to make homophobic statements.
Look at you now, you don't have the balls to talk about these issues properly so your making comments about motorcycles. It's classic cowardly Northen Wisdom, the same person who was too frightened to leave their house for two entire years, but lashed out because some people had a different opinion than you.
We should be one community …’British ‘ …end of …..and herein lies the problemSorry I should say
No excuse for the riots the book should be thrown at all of them
Those that assaulted an emergency worker will be charged and prosecuted and so should the police officer in the video
Final one I think it’s likely the guy will not be fit to be charged and we need some urgent action to ensure dangerous individuals get the help they need to not cause the terror on the streets he has
If people have taken bad decisions regarding them I have to say they are implicated in his actions. I hear the comment above about money and care not being available
I don’t see that the world is becoming more divided or dangerous though or this country
Think probably there is a greater need for leaders from all communities to be statesmen not like tice and Anderson saying fair play to the officer. Dicks
As someone who lives abroad there’s no way that id want to renounce my identity.We should be one community …’British ‘ …end of …..and herein lies the problem
I doubt you live in a huge sprawl of a community of sick boys and demand your own rules and laws ?! I imagine you have to pay your way from the off, abide by local culture and don’t demand to have your own religious buildings erected.As someone who lives abroad there’s no way that id want to renounce my identity.
I doubt you live in a huge sprawl of a community of sick boys and demand your own rules and laws ?! I imagine you have to pay your way from the off, abide by local culture and don’t demand to have your own religious buildings erected.
I imagine that when event’s dont please you back in the UK you don’t take to the street and start protesting and disrupting other people’s lives ?!
I might be wrong of course, you might be a right pain in the arse
It was going so wellI doubt you live in a huge sprawl of a community of sick boys and demand your own rules and laws ?! I imagine you have to pay your way from the off, abide by local culture and don’t demand to have your own religious buildings erected.
I imagine that when event’s dont please you back in the UK you don’t take to the street and start protesting and disrupting other people’s lives ?!
I might be wrong of course, you might be a right pain in the arse
It's about respect.I doubt you live in a huge sprawl of a community of sick boys and demand your own rules and laws ?! I imagine you have to pay your way from the off, abide by local culture and don’t demand to have your own religious buildings erected.
I imagine that when event’s dont please you back in the UK you don’t take to the street and start protesting and disrupting other people’s lives ?!
I might be wrong of course, you might be a right pain in the arse
What is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of BritishnessWe should be one community …’British ‘ …end of …..and herein lies the problem
British culture is surely a theatric and literary tradition, stately homes and castles, and afternoon tea?What is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of Britishness
In fact I’d say Britishness is all about
Pride
Tolerance
Respect
Love of the underdog
Sense of fair play
Rule of law
what are yours??
What is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of Britishness
In fact I’d say Britishness is all about
Pride
Tolerance
Respect
Love of the underdog
Sense of fair play
Rule of law
what are yours??
Totally agree Otis. We do exactly that in SpainIt's about respect.
Whenever I go abroad, I try and respect that country's laws and ways of life and customs and I always said, if I moved to another country to live, I would always try my very best to integrate and learn the language.
Most obviously do integrate here.l in the UK too.
Yes mostly all thoseWhat is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of Britishness
In fact I’d say Britishness is all about
Pride
Tolerance
Respect
Love of the underdog
Sense of fair play
Rule of law
what are yours??
QueuingWhat is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of Britishness
In fact I’d say Britishness is all about
Pride
Tolerance
Respect
Love of the underdog
Sense of fair play
Rule of law
what are yours??
Totally agree Otis. We do exactly that in Spain
tbf Benidorm is a fine example of local culture holding steadfast in the wake of fry-ups, beer drinking and Sun reading...You might, plenty don't.
You forgot Morris dancing and bread and dripping sandwiches.British culture is surely a theatric and literary tradition, stately homes and castles, and afternoon tea?
Actually you are so righttbh Americanisation has been the biggest dilution of a British culture, and continues to be.
I was thinking more McDonald's, Starbucks, and Harrison Ford!Actually you are so right
Individualism
Greed
Envy
Arrogance
There the good onesI was thinking more McDonald's, Starbucks, and Harrison Ford!
There are a lot of first and second generation immigrants here who are respectful of the local culture and don’t cause problems - as is the case with most immigrations in host countries.I doubt you live in a huge sprawl of a community of sick boys and demand your own rules and laws ?! I imagine you have to pay your way from the off, abide by local culture and don’t demand to have your own religious buildings erected.
I imagine that when event’s dont please you back in the UK you don’t take to the street and start protesting and disrupting other people’s lives ?!
I might be wrong of course, you might be a right pain in the arse
There are a lot of first and second generation immigrants here who are respectful of the local culture and don’t cause problems - as is the case with most immigrations in host countries.
There are a lot of first and second generation immigrants here who are respectful of the local culture and don’t cause problems - as is the case with most immigrations in host countries.
I’ve only been a few times, the truth is way more Spanish go to Benidorm than Brits. We did go and watch the Euro final for the atmosphere and then quickly flipped into the old town which was full of countless thousands of jubilant red shirts. We went and joined them in tapas alley for a late supper. It was all very friendly….and we have made the effort over the last 7 years to learn the language.tbf Benidorm is a fine example of local culture holding steadfast in the wake of fry-ups, beer drinking and Sun reading...
I can say "no thank you," "where are the toilets" and "go f*ck yourself" in at least 12 languages.I’ve only been a few times, the truth is way more Spanish go to Benidorm than Brits. We did go and watch the Euro final for the atmosphere and then quickly flipped into the old town which was full of countless thousands of jubilant red shirts. We went and joined them in tapas alley for a late supper. It was all very friendly….and we have made the effort over the last 7 years to learn the language.
What is this British you talk about?!!! The one moment that we nailed it in peace time was the 2012 olympics that was all about unifying over a common purpose and not seeking some perceived notion of Britishness
In fact I’d say Britishness is all about
Pride
Tolerance
Respect
Love of the underdog
Sense of fair play
Rule of law
what are yours??
Why I was askingWhat about belief in the death penalty or criminality of same sex relationships?
They once were "British values" but no longer are. Values are clearly malleable and not something that you can reliably use to define a people.
Say, if in 30 years time the majority of British people become homophobic, would you accept that this is now a a British value or would you consider yourself no longer British as the majority held values that don't align with your own?
What about belief in the death penalty or criminality of same sex relationships?
They once were "British values" but no longer are. Values are clearly malleable and not something that you can reliably use to define a people.
Say, if in 30 years time the majority of British people become homophobic, would you accept that this is now a a British value or would you consider yourself no longer British as the majority held values that don't align with your own?
Let's use your idea about what British values are.Were those things specifically British?
I don’t go for the Apple (or meat) pie freedom and pride and respect. These are basics of every civilisation.
It’s more things like a sense of fair play (see queuing, justice for the underdog, etc) IMO. You notice going to other places a sense of chaos and lack of respect for the rules that we don’t have. Also IMO a refusal to take people too seriously. Taking the piss is a very British thing to not let people get too big for their boots.
It’s always great travelling to the UK from Italy. Brits (usually upper middle class) queue in the wrong place for the gate and then decide that’s the queue. It’s always then a pleasure to push ahead of them where the queue actually is and hear the passive aggression start.Were those things specifically British?
I don’t go for the Apple (or meat) pie freedom and pride and respect. These are basics of every civilisation.
It’s more things like a sense of fair play (see queuing, justice for the underdog, etc) IMO. You notice going to other places a sense of chaos and lack of respect for the rules that we don’t have. Also IMO a refusal to take people too seriously. Taking the piss is a very British thing to not let people get too big for their boots.
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