BimboBob
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Was thinking more of Devo. Ian Dury was a twat anyway...but I think he had polio. And didn't you know it if you met him.
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The 'M' Word
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Was thinking more of Devo. Ian Dury was a twat anyway...but I think he had polio. And didn't you know it if you met him.
Dave Ewing's Back 'eader
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It's the age-old fall back for the ignorant and ill-educated when they are challenged.I like banter but your sons boss is just a **** and his wife is excusing his rude boorish behaviour as banter when it isn't.
mexico1970
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It's the age-old fall back for the ignorant and ill-educated when they are challenged.
In this life we have cunts who don't banter but bully, then we have the people who don't know or don't care to know the difference between bullying and banter.
Bullying needs to be called out.
Here's an example.
Your mate comes in with a particularly funky haircut and you remark "Who cut that? Stevie Wonder?", now that's banter.
Calling someone you know very little about a M*** is bullying.
Marklr
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Haha..yeah..i get it, Stevie Wonder has had ZERO training in hair cutting.In this life we have cunts who don't banter but bully, then we have the people who don't know or don't care to know the difference between bullying and banter.
Bullying needs to be called out.
Here's an example.
Your mate comes in with a particularly funky haircut and you remark "Who cut that? Stevie Wonder?", now that's banter.
Calling someone you know very little about a M*** is bullying.
dronefromsector7G
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And posters calling you Dazdon, is that banter or bullying?In this life we have cunts who don't banter but bully, then we have the people who don't know or don't care to know the difference between bullying and banter.
Bullying needs to be called out.
Here's an example.
Your mate comes in with a particularly funky haircut and you remark "Who cut that? Stevie Wonder?", now that's banter.
Calling someone you know very little about a M*** is bullying.
mexico1970
Well-Known Member
And posters calling you Dazdon, is that banter or bullying?
It's ridiculous, that's what that is.
Bluesince1979
Well-Known Member
Hes thankfully long gone and at a company that treats him with respect
I like banter but your sons boss is just a **** and his wife is excusing his rude boorish behaviour as banter when it isn't.
blueish swede
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I'm glad this thread has been bumped because there is an issue that has been troubling me for a coule of weeks. Ever since I went to a lecture by a guy called Pär Joansson of Glada Hudik Theatre, which is a theatre group for people with learing difficulties.
People with Down's Syndrome need your help.
Since the introduction of the Non-Invasive Pre-Natal test (NIPT) in many countries the number of children being born with Down's Syndrome has plummeted. I find the situation sinister and frightening.
In Sweden (where I live) and the UK (where I'm from) 90% of foetuses that are identified as having Down's are aborted (slightly lower in Scotland than England and Wales, but the NIPT test has not been free for as long).
InIceland that figure has reached 100% - no children were born with Down's in Iceland this year.
In Denmark the figure for abortion is 95% and they are considering removing the right to child support from families that knowingly have a Down's child.
In much of the literature Down's is described as being close to being "eradicated", but 99% of Down's cases are random, non-heredetary cases, so you can never eradicare it. It will always occur in about 1 in 1000 pregnancies. The only way to stop children with Down's being born is to continue to abort foetuses for ever. It's not possible to tell how Down's will affect the developmet of a particular foetus and the effects can vary greatly from mild to very severe.
People with Down's Syndrome need your help.
Since the introduction of the Non-Invasive Pre-Natal test (NIPT) in many countries the number of children being born with Down's Syndrome has plummeted. I find the situation sinister and frightening.
In Sweden (where I live) and the UK (where I'm from) 90% of foetuses that are identified as having Down's are aborted (slightly lower in Scotland than England and Wales, but the NIPT test has not been free for as long).
InIceland that figure has reached 100% - no children were born with Down's in Iceland this year.
In Denmark the figure for abortion is 95% and they are considering removing the right to child support from families that knowingly have a Down's child.
In much of the literature Down's is described as being close to being "eradicated", but 99% of Down's cases are random, non-heredetary cases, so you can never eradicare it. It will always occur in about 1 in 1000 pregnancies. The only way to stop children with Down's being born is to continue to abort foetuses for ever. It's not possible to tell how Down's will affect the developmet of a particular foetus and the effects can vary greatly from mild to very severe.
mexico1970
Well-Known Member
In Denmark the figure for abortion is 95% and they are considering removing the right to child support from families that knowingly have a Down's child.
Just WOW!!
Tuearts right boot
Well-Known Member
Everybody thinks that but he was in fact mentored by Ray CharlesHaha..yeah..i get it, Stevie Wonder has had ZERO training in hair cutting.