Reasons To Be Cheerful - Part Whatever
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One Can Show Respect For The Victims Of This Tragic Attack, But Isn't This Show Of Togetherness And Solidarity Now Going A Little Too Far?
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agcristie
If you mean this it is typically sexist and what most of us have come to expect from feminists.
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If you mean this it is typically sexist and what most of us have come to expect from feminists.
/// SARAH VINE: Why every woman will salute Mrs May's true grit in standing up to preening, pompous men ///
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// close-to-the-knuckle racist (your constant "what dat den?" is far too close to the Daily Mail-type cartoon 'black talk' for my liking). //
BB thank you for reading and analysing
"what dat den?" comes from the threads of our very own AB ! not much black talk there, hey AOG !
if I write a word "hypothetical" - Abers would latterly and instantly 'quip' 'datta a long word, I got tired after two syllables n gave up!'
then I realised they were serious
Roll back to the halcyon days of 'I put it fooda google translayer an it didnt fink narfin!' - at least once a day !
and you will say - that is not Street Caribbean ( you know that they learn it in London? They arent immigrants but English boys who learn it darn een Breekstarn) - that is not Street Caribbean but Canvey Island.
Essex - Mockney
The first instance - years ago - was over the Return of the Cossacks ( to Stalin and their deaths) and the Betrayal of Yalta
in which I was deluged with a grossly ignorant and stupid flood of:
"who dey den ?" "Foo cossacks foo !" "I put Yalta fooda google translayer ...." which went on day after depressing day ( foo he on abart Yalty again!)
see:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_of_Cossacks_after_World_War_II
On 1 June 1945 the British placed 32,000 Cossacks (with their women and children) into trains and trucks and delivered them to the Red Army for repatriation to the USSR.[17] Most Cossacks were sent to the gulags in Russia and Siberia, and many died. Some, escaped, and others lived until Khrushchev's amnesty in the course of de-Stalinization .
this disgraceful episode in our history was treated to AB one liners like - what dat? who day? and other mirthful quips showing spiky attention to detail by readers
BB if you have got down here - well done - a depressing historical episode narfin to do wiv Street Caribbean yeah?
Most ABers will have bailed an said - o gawd yaltee again!
BB thank you for reading and analysing
"what dat den?" comes from the threads of our very own AB ! not much black talk there, hey AOG !
if I write a word "hypothetical" - Abers would latterly and instantly 'quip' 'datta a long word, I got tired after two syllables n gave up!'
then I realised they were serious
Roll back to the halcyon days of 'I put it fooda google translayer an it didnt fink narfin!' - at least once a day !
and you will say - that is not Street Caribbean ( you know that they learn it in London? They arent immigrants but English boys who learn it darn een Breekstarn) - that is not Street Caribbean but Canvey Island.
Essex - Mockney
The first instance - years ago - was over the Return of the Cossacks ( to Stalin and their deaths) and the Betrayal of Yalta
in which I was deluged with a grossly ignorant and stupid flood of:
"who dey den ?" "Foo cossacks foo !" "I put Yalta fooda google translayer ...." which went on day after depressing day ( foo he on abart Yalty again!)
see:https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Repatriation_of_Cossacks_after_World_War_II
On 1 June 1945 the British placed 32,000 Cossacks (with their women and children) into trains and trucks and delivered them to the Red Army for repatriation to the USSR.[17] Most Cossacks were sent to the gulags in Russia and Siberia, and many died. Some, escaped, and others lived until Khrushchev's amnesty in the course of de-Stalinization .
this disgraceful episode in our history was treated to AB one liners like - what dat? who day? and other mirthful quips showing spiky attention to detail by readers
BB if you have got down here - well done - a depressing historical episode narfin to do wiv Street Caribbean yeah?
Most ABers will have bailed an said - o gawd yaltee again!
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