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07/10/2008 |
Author: cadiar
Subject: FAO:CC Fuller: with all due respect sir
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 7:50am
During my thirty years service I worked with a number of ethnic Officers and other than their family origin they were no different to the rest of us, and there was no hint of racism, it wasn't even a consideration. In th 70's I worked with an Barbadian who referred to me as 'Snowflake' and I him as 'Sooty', racist?, no. it was a term of endearment, we respected each other too much to even think of it as racist. However when the PC brigade stepped in, we had to end this. It is sad that those with a chip on their shoulder have to make an issue out of something trivial. As for the BPA when you listen to all their rantings, they could denfinitely be accused of being racist, but what chance would a white Officer have in making a complaint, they would be told not to be silly, to sit down and shut up. The BPA should be outlawed and their members make use of what the rest of us mortals had to / have to use, the Police Federation, after all as has been stated the BPA has always appeared to be an organisation for ethnic Officers with a chip on their shoulder.
Edited by cadiar - Today at 7:54am |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: M&MBM
Subject: The Word of Man
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 6:42am
... brought to you by iTunes |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: M&MBM
Subject: Little Ts
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 6:38am
oops. cat amongst the pigeons. |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: M&MBM
Subject: The Word of God
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 6:37am
... altered by Man. For those who believe because it's says so in the Bible so it must be true, reading this may come as a shock, because it's not the same as our Authorised version used today. Not by a long chalk. Like any other propaganda tool, the Modern Bible has been changed. Sometimes buy accident with transcriptional errors. Sometimes because of political expedience of the day. Oh dear. It's a bit of a shock to find that the Bible is as reliable as a BBC report. |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: M&MBM
Subject: Little Ts
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 6:18am
Oooerr. Will I have to put up with the previously promised p*nishments net yet received first and then this "very special" one? Or am I forgiven them in favour of waiting for you to dream up something awful. ie will i have to put up withhazel and jingle cat as well as this new p- p- p*nishment |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: M&MBM
Subject: Speedy Muppets 2
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 5:56am
cabuchon |
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07/10/2008 |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: intheblitz
Subject: What is your favorite work of art?
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 1:46am
Anything by my 3 year old. The world through young eyes. AMAZING!!!  |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: croberon
Subject: FARTs
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 1:41am
OOOh, there's a website that lets you spider phone treesThe End of Telephone Hell?
A Canadian start-up is promising to consign to technological history that highly irritating modern invention, the pre-recorded phone menu. Instead of spending ages to navigate through it, and often ending up going round and round it in circles, you will simply display the entire phone menu on your computer screen or 3G mobile, select the point on the menu you want to reach and the software will do the rest. But will it catch on or will companies with a vested interest in keeping the phone tree alive fight back |
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07/10/2008 |
Author: croberon
Subject: What is your favorite work of art?
Posted: 07 October 2008 at 1:27am
I must go. The main character in my novels is from Sheffield and I've never been there. I've picked out the house where he grew up and need to see it and now I want to see the fountains as well. And there's a mall there, I think. What's wrong with the street signs?  |
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