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View Poll Results: Are you offended by the stereotype of Groundskeeper Wille? | |
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23rd September 2007, 3:11pm
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#31 | | ShakingTheDisease SuperMod
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? Quote:
Originally Posted by Tacky Its not offensive, its just that we cant handle the truth! |
For some reason I've now got an image of jack Nicholson in the courtroom scene from A Few Good Men shouting angrily at Tom Cruise
"Ye cannae honnel the truth! Look wee man, yon world has walls, an ma honners guard they walls. Yous're greetin' fae Santiago an' slagging they sojers- youse hae tha' lugzury..." etc
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23rd September 2007, 3:21pm
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#32 | | Pos-Reprehensible
Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: SelfLoathian.
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? Quote:
Originally Posted by cyanide_christ I had dinner at a scottish themed restaurant in a non urban area in south africa (can't remember the name of the area) and one of the waitresses genuinely believed that scotland was an imaginary place!
Scary | Aye, it used to be known as 'The Shire'...
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23rd September 2007, 5:01pm
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#33 | | triggerhappy's hubby
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? i find all daywalkers offensive.
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23rd September 2007, 5:37pm
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#34 | | Meat Festival
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? Aside from believing it to be imaginary, I don't see why we should marvel at the ignorance. Can you name cities in, and locate exactly on a map, all other countries? I bet some Scotch people can't.
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23rd September 2007, 6:30pm
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#35 | | Registered Abuser
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? I'd lay odds that a good number of Scottish folk think Timbuktu is imaginary.
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23rd September 2007, 6:45pm
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#36 | | Registered User
Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Glasgow
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? Quote:
Originally Posted by Largest of Als Apparently, thats the stereotype that a large part of america has of the scots nowadays.. | It goes both ways, though.
The north of America is populated by people who're as regular as you see on tv shows like ER, Friends, etc, whereas the south is inhabited by hicks who enjoy to fornicate with their relatives.
Am I offended by a cartoon character? As long as it doesn't make fun of the prophet that my religion centres around then I'm fine with it, guys. |
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23rd September 2007, 7:03pm
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#37 | | Pos-Reprehensible
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| Re: Do you find 'Groundskeeper Willie' offensive? Wait! A thread about cartoon national stereotypes, and I have yet to post this...?
Hirohito doesn't look too happy, methinks...
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