Jezza does it again

Nitefly · 8 Feb 2009 at 00:55

Solari said:
"One-Eyed" would be the basis of the apology.

The facts remain that he is both Scottish *and* an idiot.

Again, is it fair to refer to Heather Mills as a 'stupid one-legged bint'?

Stupid and binty she may be, but its rather uncalled for to bring her disability into the insult.

DominicStar · 8 Feb 2009 at 01:00

Angilion said:
A question that hasn't been asked enough is whether Incapability Brown is a good enough reason to dissolve the union - if England was independent, he wouldn't be eligible to be PM.

On what grounds? Nothing has been drawn up on the subject to say it would be English born or nationality only. There will never be a good enough reason for England to disolve the union. Even taking all the Scottish natural resources in to account, England is run for the benefit of those in the SE of England and instability risking upsetting the FTSE anymore just would not do.

Angilion · 8 Feb 2009 at 01:02

Another idiot weighs in:

But the Royal National Institute for Blind People called the comment offensive.

"Any suggestion that equates disability with incompetence is totally unacceptable," said chief executive Lesley-Anne Alexander.

The word 'disability' is itself far stronger than incompetence. Incompetence is not being able to do something properly. Disability is not having any function at all - that's what the word means. Lesley-Anne Alexander's comment is therefore showing a great deal of incompetence with English.

Angilion · 8 Feb 2009 at 01:05

DominicStar said:
On what grounds? Nothing has been drawn up on the subject to say it would be English born or nationality only. There will never be a good enough reason for England to disolve the union. Even taking all the Scottish natural resources in to account, England is run for the benefit of those in the SE of England and instability risking upsetting the FTSE anymore just would not do.

Are there any independent countries in which people who are not citizens/subjects/whatever of that country can officially run the country?

I'm genuinely curious, as it seems like an odd idea.

Delvis · 8 Feb 2009 at 09:42

Chimerical said:
And?

Way to state the obvious. If you don't want a comment ridiculed then don't say it. Simple really. Thats been true since forever and has nothing to do with this mythical PC brigade that people keep mentioning.

Dunno what you mean about Sharon Stone & Clarkson. They're both celebrities. I generalised, so what?

Nevermind...Carry on in the fantasy world that you live in.