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Fish supper?

Sometimes.

Although we once went out for a spit roast, after all that meat I had never felt so full.


 
Posted : 18/01/2011 10:21 pm
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Will everyone stop dissing the pink wafers. It's just latent homophobia because they're pink.
There are some brands that contain egg, but most, including Crawford's, don't.
They'll never match fig rolls as the ultimate vegan performance enhancing biscuit, but they make a nice change every now and then.

...that Mr. Toad - I'm afraid he didn't last

Typical man, eh, getting off at the wrong stop. 😉


 
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We live in a country that respects other peoples' cultures and religions to the extent that the "powers that be" deem it necessary to remove pigs from childrens' farmyard sets in toy shops, and yet we will persecute a Christian couple for trying to exercise their right to insist that couples who share beds in THEIR home, should be married in accordance with their religion.

I don't necessarily agree with their views, but like my grandparents and great grandparents, I would be prepared to fight to the death to protect their right to make that choice.

This afternoon, I'm starting to wonder whether this country is still worth fighting for.

Yet you wouldn't employ anyone who has a tattoo, interesting way use want to use the tolerance argument. (Maybe this has been pointed out earlier, but do you really think I'm going to read 5 pages?)


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 8:01 am
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I thought I roughly understood the opposing views on this. Until I read this in the Cambridge Evening News:

http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Home/Playgroup-says-its-ban-on-British-is-not-racist.htm

A playgroup refused to admit two women on the grounds that they are British.

"Under the Equality Act 2010, if the club [was] set up especially for people from a particular ethnic or national group then discrimination on the basis of nationality or ethnic or national origin is not unlawful, but discrimination based on colour is prohibited.”

I really don't understand what's going on. Seems just arbitrary. Perhaps someone could unpack this for me.


 
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Perhaps someone could [b]unpack[/b] this for me.

Unpack? Is it a suitcase or something?


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 10:38 am
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The rationale would be something like this
Women from non British backgrounds living here may share a common experience -and it may be good for them all to get together to share this experience and make friends support one another - perhaps even speak in their native tongue. Imagine a racist infiltrated the group to abuse them or victimise them etc - unlikely but not impossible.
It is not hard to think of similar groups where you need an attribute to join for example you would not have males – generally- at a rape support meeting or one for battered wifes.
OT I know the local Lesbian, gay and Transgender group has had issues with straight people joining simply to out locals and abuse them in the street for example. This has made it difficult to hold meetings as they stand outside to "OUT" people.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 11:10 am
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I really don't understand what's going on. Seems just arbitrary.

Well it seems very simple and straightforward to me.

First of all despite what the Cambridge News says it is not a playgroup, it is a club for foreign woman which allows them to take their children if they have any. The club is allowed to restrict membership specifically to those for which it was set up to benefit, in the same way that a Polish club could deny membership to someone with no links to Poland, a trade union club could deny membership to someone with no links to trade unions, a cycling club could deny membership to a skateboarder with no bicycle........you get the picture ?

What no club is allowed to do is deny someone membership on the basis of their race. This particular club has denied membership on the basis that the individual was not a foreign woman. They have previously denied membership to men, also on the grounds that they were not foreign women, despite the fact that sex discrimination is generally illegal.

It's all pretty straightforward common-sense, and I have never understood why Sun readers often struggle so much trying to figure that sort of stuff out.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 11:26 am
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yes much better and simpler explanation ernie


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 11:34 am
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Thank you Junkyard, without getting bogged down with specifics, I can understand the club's fears that if they opened their doors to [i]everyone[/i], then those who were [i]not[/i] foreign women could eventually outnumber those who were, thereby making it completely redundant for the purpose it was originally set up.


 
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...despite what the Cambridge News says it is not a playgroup, it is a club for foreign woman which allows them to take their children if they have any...

Are you suggesting a newspaper would use a deliberately misleading headline to make a story sound more shocking than it really is ? Surely not.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 11:44 am
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So Ernie - under the same law I presume you'd be able to set up a private club for men restricting membership to those with an English heritage? Maybe excluding anyone without English parents and grandparents perhaps? I wonder how long that would last before the thought police closed it down?

I think the hotel owners' words outside court were wise indeed:

"Much is said about 'equality and diversity' but it seems some people are more equal than others"


 
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So Ernie .............before the thought police closed it down?

Sorry ratty, I can't be arsed discussing anything with someone who uses terms such as "the thought police".


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 11:59 am
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Sorry, would you prefer Thinkpol ernie?


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:02 pm
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Well someone wanted the right to ban people from their hotel and someone else wanted the right to not be banned hence someone had to win and someone loose so yes someone's rights had to be more important than someone elses.
The issue was which right had the greater merit - there are many issues like this with abortion being the most highly debatable /emotive one where someone's rights must be more equal. Or land owners right versus our right to ride bike's across their land for example – both cannot be equally satisfied.
The judge accepted that this happened but stated that religious freedom

can be limited to protect the rights and freedoms of the claimants

If the Christians had won we could say the same thing about the judgement except they would now have a special place in law to discriminate that no one else had.
There is no material difference between marriage and a civil partnership. If that is right, then upon what basis do the defendants draw a distinction if it is not on sexual orientation? The only conclusion which can be drawn is that the refusal to allow [the claimants] to occupy the double room which they had booked was because of their sexual orientation and that this is direct discrimination

the judge again
Given that I am not really sure what your [ or there] point is it was acourt case someon would win and someone loose– do you support the judgement or not?


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:15 pm
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It's all pretty straightforward common-sense, and I have never understood why Sun readers often struggle so much trying to figure that sort of stuff out.

'Common-sense' and 'The Sun' in the same sentence usually needs 'lack of' as well.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:24 pm
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I missed this thread yesterday (driving to job interview and back) and I've just read it though. Plenty chuckles guys, very funny! 🙂

But I'm surprised nobody picked up on this:

I don't have any religious beliefs either. But I believe that their religious views should be respected by the law in the same way that we tend to respect other religions and cultures in this country.

And I think I now realise what Shibb is trying to say. Somehting along the lines of:
"We go out of our way to let other (incoming?) religions do what they like but the resident Christians get the raw end of the deal when they try to do the same"

Or something like that???? Badly worded OP????

Just a thought....

Any chokkie bikkies left? 🙂


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:27 pm
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this thread is bad for my diet

*opens up the fig rolls*


 
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I'm offended, all this talk of biscuits, what about some cake, CAKE!!!!
Cake discrimination is just wrong 🙁


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:30 pm
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Apparently there are shops where the staff encourage you to leave if you look too poor. I may not like it, but why isn't a business free to refuse custom - for any reason?


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:35 pm
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why isn't a business free to refuse custom - for any reason?

Really? You mean like 'No Blacks or Irish' kind of thing?


 
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Well if you can show examples of where “outsiders “ religions have greater freedom than Christians [Christians have their leaders sutting in the House of lords where they can affect the law] but no other religions get this.
Perhaps you /he are claiming a Muslim/Sikh/ whatever Hotel owner is allowed in law to ban civil partnership people from staying in their hotel. If so it is just wrong to say this
It is one of those lazy statements that racists/right wingers [ not saying you are either so lets not get sidetracked] say but it does not actually stand up to analysis.
The only thing I am aware of is the right of Sikhs to carry a knife – but then again so can anyone else if they are in full kilt

Ginger nuts , hob nob and bourbons on the vegan plater here whilst we play with our new fish farm set from TSY industries. Can I just let you know a Whale is a mammal 🙄


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:42 pm
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Well someone wanted the right to ban people from their hotel and someone else wanted the right to not be banned hence someone had to win and someone loose so yes someone's rights had to be more important than someone elses.

The constant conflict between opposites arising from the internal contradictions is characterised by a primary and a secondary aspect, the secondary succumbing to the primary, which is then transformed into an aspect of a new contradiction.

.............is possibly what happened.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 12:46 pm
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So Ernie - under the same law I presume you'd be able to set up a private club for men restricting membership to those with an English heritage? Maybe excluding anyone without English parents and grandparents perhaps? I wonder how long that would last before the thought police closed it down?

Can you really not see the difference between organisations that support minorities (which contrary to the bullshit you often hear still have been proved to suffer more discrimination) and a racist gentleman's club for the white majority?


 
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Can you really not see the difference between organisations that support minorities (which contrary to the bullshit you often hear still have been proved to suffer more discrimination) and a racist gentleman's club for the white majority?

Sorry, I appear to have misunderstood the meaning of the word Equality, or perhaps more accuratley Egalitarianism

I [i]thought[/i] it meant that people should be treated as equals on dimensions such as religion, politics, race, and culture, and maintain that [b]all[/b] humans are equal in fundamental worth or moral status?

PS. - since over 50% of the population are women, then by definition white men are also a minority group - why shouldn't they have the right to a private club? or does your moral code only apply to minority clubs which you "approve" of?


 
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Blimey this is a bit of a moral dilemma. Thing is, I'm Catholic, so do I sympathise with the hoteliers? Then again, my son's gay, so do I sympathise with the couple involved? Shibboleth doesnt like people with tattoos so I cant ask his advice, ernie and ratty just confuse me, and people keep talking about pigs. Anybody got a hob nob going spare?


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 1:00 pm
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Anybody got a hob nob going spare?

Why hob-nobs? have you got a problem with digestives? you bigot.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 1:03 pm
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Grumm why did you bite his reply was predictable.


 
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B'mitch i think you'll find you should come to your own risk assessed conclusion based on double blind trials and the mental capacity act. dont forget to factor in rotational injuries and such.

oh, and what's wrong with my fig rolls you pig denying knitted suit wearing gay son bearing well intentioned religious man?! 😈

*scrubs off my "i love b'mitch" tattoo with a scouring pad*


 
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Grumm why did you bite his reply was predictable.

My very thought. Specially as ratty knows full well that private members clubs are allowed to deny membership to women if they so wish, but not deny membership on the grounds of race. A perfect reasonable situation which no fair-minded person would have a problem with.

But good luck to you Grumm if you want to argue with ratty.


 
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Fig rolls, phil, as any fule kno, are an invention of Satan and all his cheeky imps. Sorry, but hob nobs are the one true biscuit, perhaps with a bit of abilify crumbled on top for a little anti psychotic treat... 😛


 
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Mmmmm tasty biscuity dopamine system stabilisation, tasty and with reduced chance of relapse 😀


 
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You see, this is all health and safety / political correctness gone mad. A bloke down the allotments told me that a swan can break a mans arm with its wing. Just imagine if it was a GAY swan. Doesnt bear thinking about. Then again, I blame the yanks, coming over here and luring our womenfolk with nylons and chewing gum.


 
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Under the same law I presume you'd be able to set up a private club for men restricting membership to those with an English heritage? Maybe excluding anyone without English parents and grandparents perhaps? I wonder how long that would last before the thought police closed it down?

What equality law means for membership of an association

Membership just for people who share a protected characteristic

An association (except for a political party) may, if it chooses to, restrict its membership to people who share a protected characteristic.
For example:
• A club for deaf people can restrict membership to people who are deaf and would not need to admit people with other disabilities, such as a blind person.
• An association of blind people of a particular ethnic origin, such as Chinese, could restrict its membership to people who belong to both these groups.
• A gardening club for men does not have to admit women as members.
• An association for Christian women does not have to admit women of beliefs other than Christianity, nor does it have to admit men whether Christian or of any other belief.

[b]But membership must not be solely on the basis of someone’s colour, for example, an association cannot say it will only accept white people or black people as members, and cannot offer different terms of membership on the basis of colour.[/b]

Access by associate members and guests who share the same characteristic

An association (except for a political party) may, if it chooses to, restrict access by associate members and guests to people who share the same protected characteristics as the members of the association.
For example:
• [b]A women-only club could, if it chose, refuse to accept guests or associates of the opposite sex. So could a men-only club.[/b]
• A club for transsexual people could, if it chose, to refuse to admit someone’s guest if that person was not a transsexual person.
• A club for gay men does not have to accept straight men or straight women or lesbians as associate members or guests.

[url] http://www.equalityhumanrights.com/uploaded_files/EqualityAct/service_providers_association__club__society.pdf [/url]


 
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😆

just took me about a minute to swallow the last bite of my tesco healthy living granary roll i was laughing so much


 
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And what if it was a muslim swan? Elf, is there such a creature? Just imagine, a big, bi-curious muslim swan, hissing and flapping at you, wanting to break your arm with its wing because you wont let it stay in your spare room. Makes your blood run cold just thinking about it. You couldnt make it up could you? Apart from the fact that I just did, obviously.


 
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A black swan perhaps?


 
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So Ernie - under the same law I presume you'd be able to set up a private club for men restricting membership to those with an English heritage? Maybe excluding anyone without English parents and grandparents perhaps?

There wouldn't be a problem with that, as it wouldn't exclude people on the grounds of race. IE, I would be allowed to join, as would anyone who is born here.

In fact, our national sports teams are organised along such lines. In case you hadn't noticed, like...

A club is different to a business, however.

I spose these old bigots could get round the Law by setting up a club, and then not actually be open to the 'public', only club members, who they could select as they saw fit (except for their colour). I suspect that business might not be quite as good. I dunno.


 
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Just a small point regarding the £1800 the couple received each.

If they had planned a holiday in all innocence and found it ruined by the B&B owner's bigotry, then fair enough.

If, however, as has been mentioned, they knew about the potential for discrimination in advance and chose this B&B specifically to make a point, then firstly, shouldn't it be the duty of the police to send in undercover officers to gather evidence, rather than being left to private individuals.
Secondly, is it right that someone should be awarded damages when they deliberately put themselves in that situation.


 
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Yes Fred, I chose the definition carefully to sit within the law by including parents and grandparents born in England, rather than stating anything regards race - which is exactly why I then went on to ask how long you thought it would be before the thinkpol closed it down...


 
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black swans? velvet tippers the lot of them. there's a film with that in it so it must be true...


 
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Well it wouldn't need closing down as it wouldn't be breaking any laws, would it?

As I've pointed out, but you seem to have missed; our national sports teams are organised along these lines. No-one has a problem with that.

Did you imagine we might get all up in arms over such an idea, Labby? Why would you think that?

Being a bit daft today, aren't you?


 
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And what if it was a muslim swan? Elf, is there such a creature?

Well I've eaten Halal goose, so I'd imagine swan is ok.


 
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I'm offended, all this talk of biscuits, what about some cake, CAKE!!!!
Cake discrimination is just wrong

It gets worse, Khani. Have you noticed no-one's mentioned Jelabis or Burfi or anything? Racist. 🙁


 
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For the first time - in what must be - 30 years, I've just had a couple of Garibaldi biscuits

I'd forgotten how nice they are 🙂


 
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Lols at barnsleymitch - post of the thread!

Just imagine, a big, bi-curious muslim swan, hissing and flapping at you, wanting to break your arm with its wing because you wont let it stay in your spare room.


 
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I despair sometimes, I really do 🙁
People can stick up for themselves, but who will speak for the cake 😕
CAKEY FREEEEDDOOOOMMM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!


 
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It gets worse, Khani. Have you noticed no-one's mentioned Jelabis or Burfi or anything? Racist

To be fair, I'm just finishing a home-made onion bhaji*. Yum.

*Made of free-range hand-knotted ethnically diverse and spiritually aware gay Sikh onions, obviously


 
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Garibaldi biscuits? Communist!!!


 
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Garabaldi biscuits ?
They're not vegan, they've got dead flies in them.


 
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that is nice nick but were they Spanish ones? white ones? or red ones? we muct know - did you go for a diversity of onions or were you selective on colour or nationality...it is important that we [and the swans ]know this


 
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Balance the Garibaldi with some Bourbons and you're practically centrist.


 
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Well, the onions were Spanish, but they were cooked in Italian olive oil, and had coriander from my local Turkish shop.

I went for green onions rather than red though; they say once a Trot, always a Trot, but in this case the sogginess of the reds on offer made me discriminate in favour of the green ones.

Does that make me a racist or just anti 'vegetables of colour'?


 
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Well, the onions were Spanish, but they were cooked in Italian olive oil, and had coriander from my local Turkish shop.

I don't think it makes you racist, but just think of the 'food miles' that meal has racked up. When the ice caps melt, I know who I'll be blaming


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 2:47 pm
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[b]STOP THE THREAD![/b]

I have a flapjack.

That is all.


 
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You think that's bad? All I have to do is fire up the Land Rover and you can hear the polar bears crying. Mainly because they want more onion bhajis, mind you......


 
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These are racist biscuits
[IMG] [/IMG]
Cake isn't like that you know.....


 
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Where's Labby gone? Probbly sitting there thinking 'bugger, I've really got this wrong and made myself look silly [i]again[/i]'. 😆


 
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I'm trying to remember from my Geography lessons; Is that the essential difference between the arctic and the antarctic

The Arctic is polar bears eating onion bhajis. And the antarctic is penguins with cheeseburgers

That's right, isn't it?


 
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nearly iirc penguins have their own kids tv show and they prove intelligent design to the christains.


 
Posted : 19/01/2011 3:04 pm
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Rocky bars and Nature Valley Chewy Trail mix, today.

Have we done Dinosaur biscuits yet? They're horrid too!


 
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So, who would win in a fight between a decent god fearing, hotel owning nazi couple and a heavily made up, cross dressing swan that had (alledgedly) been sniffing poppers and was hell bent on getting all jihad on you because you had looked at it funny?


 
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Swan


 
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Mr T


 
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He wouldnt have time to say "quit your jibber jabber" Before the camp winged assassin of fundamental justice would be on him. Swan 1, Mr T's broken arm 0.


 
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Nah, the polar bears would have them all in a fight. And they have the whole ethnically balanced look as well - black skin, white fur, making them the only mammals that can sing Ebony And Ivory and know it to be true.

Except that polar bears can't sing, and the probability of getting them to sit at a piano is minimal. And it's a god-awful song anyway.


 
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well i'm going to swan off and make myself some krispie cakes. obviously i'll weep into the mixture at the exploitation of the cocoa...


 
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AHA! my plan to out your true feelings worked, you've been on the swans side from the start!!

phil 1, mitch 0

*tears of my knitted winning suit and dances*


 
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barnsleymitch - googlefight says there are;

539,000 [i]decent god fearing, hotel owning nazi couples[/i]

but only

1 [i]heavily made up, cross dressing swan that had (alledgedly) been sniffing poppers and was hell bent on getting all jihad on you because you had looked at it funny[/i]

Frankly, I'm appalled - where is this swan going to find like minded individuals?


 
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Aye it's true, I love a heemasexual royal bird I do...


 
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Just spotted what the Daily Mail think of all this...

http://www.flickr.com/photos/58391813@N00/5369140647/


 
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Hey what happened to my post?

I linked to this
http://www.guyzhotel.com/

wondering if they should be made to take in straight men (hur hur)
an pointing out that i had been refused admission to places based on my style of shoe let alone any lifestyle

oh, and i did ask, if they wanted to be treated like everyone else, wasn't that what happened?


 
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Frankly, I'm appalled - where is this swan going to find like minded individuals?

[url]www.singletrannyswan.com[/url], I'd have thought


 
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And it's a god-awful song anyway.

I'm offended by your assumption that a mythical god has a monopoly on having his title used as an emphasis on just how awful a song is.


 
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I reckon the sheer awfulness of that song is the closest anyone's yet come to proving the existence of a god. Given the huge talent of both Stevie Wonder and Mr Thumbsaloft, only divine intervention could have made that song quite so terrible.


 
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Sorry forgot who I was talking to for a moment earlier.


So, who would win in a fight between a decent god fearing, hotel owning nazi couple and a heavily made up, cross dressing swan that had (alledgedly) been sniffing poppers and was hell bent on getting all jihad on you because you had looked at it funny?

I don't know, but I for one would be willing to give my life for their right to have that fight.


 
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And grumm, I would gladly give my life for you to give your life to watch that epic match between a big gay drug crazed bird and some old nazis. Bless you sir, youre a credit to the nation.


 
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There are some Basque separatist Swans round here, 'proper naughty'


 
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wondering if they should be made to take in straight men (hur hur)

They are.........the law requires them to.

All it needs is for a straight man to be refused a booking (for being heterosexual) and they will have fallen foul of the law.

Fancy putting it to the test CharlieMungus ? Personally I wouldn't choose to spend the night in a hotel full of shirtlifters whilst there are plenty of hotels which cater for people like me - who don't fancy geezers.


 
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I'd like to see a swan, Basque separatist or otherwise, try and take a cheeseburger off a penguin.

You'd have a proper fight on your hands then


 
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Fancy putting it to the test CharlieMungus ?

How on earth could [i]I[/i] put it to the test? What assumptions have you made about me?


 
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