Don't give Her Maj ideas, she'll be down to the local skateboard shop checking out the best ones for her dogs It'll be mayhem in the palace corridors this Xmas
but think of their little furry faces as they unwrap them :kitty:
Blueblade gearing up for one of his month long arguments, little does he realise the true nature of his opponent. This could be a defining moment in the history of DS.
Same here. Groups of teenagers who used distraction tactics to steal. Nothing whatsoever to do with colour.
Then they should post a 'nobody under the age of 16' sign (or 18) clearly. That's set the cat amongst the pigeons when mummy and daddy can't take little master and miss in whilst they buy their over-priced Apple products
I saw someone get caught trying to shoplift in an Apple Store recently. They were white and not wearing school uniform. I mean. one of the arguments for school uniforms is that the students will be easier to identify and that should make them less likely to misbehave (and more likely to get caught).
I remember being about 9 or 10, I was in a shop with my birthday money and my Mum was waiting outside for me, I was looking at the toys trying to decide what to buy when the old bint behind the counter barked "Oi, I can see you there, so I'll know if you pinch anything"
I was quite sensitive at that age, so I left the shop and started to cry I was a weird kid.
Also when I was a bit older (maybe 14), me and my Sister tried to go into a shop and was told at the door that we would have to wait outside until the teenagers that were already inside the shop had left as they had a "2 at a time policy" in case we tried to shoplift.
One of the sadder aspect of today's world is multitude of 'isms' which are generally self defined and used, as and when required.
Just look elsewhere on this forum for a few self proclaimed experts arguing the toss (at great length) over whether an armed piece of low life with a hefty criminal record should be beatified after biting off more than he could chew with 'The Feds'.
I wish common sense would make a national re-appearance.
One of the sadder aspect of today's world is multitude of 'isms' which are generally self defined and used, as and when required.
Just look elsewhere on this forum for a few self proclaimed experts arguing the toss (at great length) over whether an armed piece of low life with a hefty criminal record should be beatified after biting off more than he could chew with 'The Feds'.
I wish common sense would make a national re-appearance.
A lot of the time they raise it where it doesn't exist.
Don't know about a lot... but there seems to be "a lot" more emphasis on denying racism ever occurs to minorities, as if that would somehow legitimise it if the threshold of recognised racism was raised or even removed entirely... there is even a phrase handy to signpost this phenomenon so it can be highlighted and observed...it's called "the race card".
Some people claim that "races" don't exist. So one could play the "race doesn't exist card" - although that movement hasn't really been taken up by the media or society.
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but think of their little furry faces as they unwrap them :kitty:
Some people see race in everything.
Sad but ture.
Well your OP is a mess!
Hardly surprising as we are about 85% of the population.:)
Absolutely. There is the possibility that is what the boys thought, but it doesn't make it true, and it more than likely isn't.
Based on your posting history alone, you're certainly one of those people.
Then they should post a 'nobody under the age of 16' sign (or 18) clearly. That's set the cat amongst the pigeons when mummy and daddy can't take little master and miss in whilst they buy their over-priced Apple products
Considering the high proportion of threads that you post which concern non-white people, I'd say you definitely do!
Just like when staff wear Apple Store uniforms.
A lot of the time they raise it where it doesn't exist.
I remember being about 9 or 10, I was in a shop with my birthday money and my Mum was waiting outside for me, I was looking at the toys trying to decide what to buy when the old bint behind the counter barked "Oi, I can see you there, so I'll know if you pinch anything"
I was quite sensitive at that age, so I left the shop and started to cry
Also when I was a bit older (maybe 14), me and my Sister tried to go into a shop and was told at the door that we would have to wait outside until the teenagers that were already inside the shop had left as they had a "2 at a time policy" in case we tried to shoplift.
I was about to say the same thing
Just look elsewhere on this forum for a few self proclaimed experts arguing the toss (at great length) over whether an armed piece of low life with a hefty criminal record should be beatified after biting off more than he could chew with 'The Feds'.
I wish common sense would make a national re-appearance.
Identity politics, get used to 'em
Anyone can be a victim of racism. Not just minorities.
Again, no-one has suggested otherwise.
Huh? There is noi evidence for this.
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2115358&highlight=
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2112841&highlight=
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2112500&highlight=
http://forums.digitalspy.co.uk/showthread.php?t=2111955&highlight=
Don't know about a lot... but there seems to be "a lot" more emphasis on denying racism ever occurs to minorities, as if that would somehow legitimise it if the threshold of recognised racism was raised or even removed entirely... there is even a phrase handy to signpost this phenomenon so it can be highlighted and observed...it's called "the race card".
Who has argued against that? The answer is: nobody.
Does racism exist, then?