I am quite pleased that this uproar has uproared. I hadn't seen this card before it did and my brother is ginger and so is one of his sons. I just hope that my local Tesco's hasn't taken this off the shelves as he will find it well funny - I should go & find one.
No, really. He will find it funny. Because he understands that IT'S A JOKE. And likewise he will take the mick out of my ears being a bit sticky out-y (my uncle used to call me Wingnut) and the fact I am a bit short and that my hair is thinning a bit and soon I will be bald like my dad. SO WHAT?! It's a joke. HA HA.....I can't do anything about the target of his humour, but so what?
It's all about being adult in an adult world. I'm pretty sure that the only people buying this card are the people who know that the recipient will find it funny.
The other day I was in Tesco and there was a beer I wanted on the top shelf. Problem was, there weren't many left so they were all at the back of the shelf and I couldn't reach them......boo hoo.....perhaps I should have contacted the Sun and complained that this was clearly anti-short people and Tesco need to lower all their shelving.
Goes off to buy some platform shoes......(and a Ginger joke card).
<-- ha, ha, look at the bald smilie
(I'm not bald, it's alopecia)
<-- wasn't going to put a smilie, but it annoys the baldies so i have to
<---- colour of MT after too many local beers for local people. Obviously, in a non-prejudicial way, and without wishing to cause offence to any person or persons or self-identified group of persons (whether for self help purposes or otherwise) as the case may be and purely for illustration purposes only and certainly not in any way identifying green people as an out-group or otherwise disadvantage segment of our social order.
