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Did any of you see/hear this?



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... ge_id=1770



I'm simply aghast!

ROFLMAO!!

Wait until someone remembers that the rainbow is the international symbol for the gay community!!!

Nothing short of ludicrous .... what next!!!!!! Baa Baa black sheep has been accepted as it is for decades, why is todays society so damn touchy??????

At least the kids would have seen a black sheep, how many rainbow sheep have they seen i wonder????

That is so stupid. A nursery rhyme being discriminating.



Watch out next thing will be the ugly duckling.

Or, the "aesthetically challenged" duckling...



:(

This is becoming ridiculous. It is making a mockery of all the good work put into anti discrimination and equal opportunities policies. People just don't know when to stop.

As there is no black in a rainbow will black people not say that they're being discriminated against?

I wear a lot of black. Can I make this statement? If not, what should I say?

mrsK wrote: Why isn't saying "WHITE" discriminating?:-6

I never understood that:-6


Please don't give "them" ideas, MrsK...

...will we have to sing "I'm dreaming of a colourless Christmas" or will it be "Snow Fairly Neutral and the Seven...what should I say here?"

theia wrote: "Snow Fairly Neutral and the Seven...what should I say here?"vertically challenged gay miners.

:yh_rotfl :yh_rotfl

Val, you post stuff like this just to see me get riled up, don't you? I have figured out your evil plan and I'm not biting, dammit, you hear me??? I'm NOT biting!!! You evil, wicked woman. Big friggin'....taunter. :yh_rotfl

mrsK wrote: But Theia can we mention the "Christmas"word:sneaky:


Oh no, I forgot that!! I'm in big trouble...



"I'm dreaming of a colourless holiday time in December" Will that do, do you think?

This is a UK anti-political correct website..



http://www.sterlingtimes.co.uk/



One for the US but it's more political..



http://www.cafepress.com/rightwingstuff/138314

Nursery rhymes should only be viewed in their original context. They are inoffensive now (in my opinion) and they certainly were then. I think the clue is in the word Nursery.

Humpty Dumpty was actually a tale about a very large cannon

Political correctness? - makes me sick. How do these wet-lettuce types manage to have such influence over the majority of people who think its all bollocks? (sorry, male reproductive glands)

valerie wrote: Did any of you see/hear this?



http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/a ... ge_id=1770



I'm simply aghast!
They've been saying about doing this since I was at school..it never comes to anything.

Remember this is in the daily mail..it must have been a slow news day. They do like to get their knickers in a twist.

Clancy wrote: ....couldnt you have been a bit more PC , and said panties?


.......and a dance routine popularised by Chubby Checker?

Clancy wrote: ....couldnt you have been a bit more PC , and said panties?
Panties seems a bit too rudey to me...

lol..tanga's.

As well you know it!! I know your sort, lurking around the undies department of marks and sparks!

Clancy have you been harassing the sales assistants in the lingerie department again. :wah:

Peter Peter Pumkin eater creeped me out. And why did they have to make blackbirds so evil. I was always worried bout my nose being nipped away when I was kid.

What about those grizzly ones like Hansel and Gretel...frightened me silly when I was little

Rock-a-Bye-Baby was the one that got me most of all... "When the bough

breaks, the cradle will fall, and down will come baby, cradle and all"!!



Even as a little kid, I was horrified!!



:-1 :-1