Balls.
It's people like you who are trying to homogenise the the entire world. You can't be proud of who are and where you came from. You want to reduce the world to one one inoffensive girly cry of:
"We're all the same under the skin"
Well we're not.
I'm a child of the Universe (pass the sick bucket), then I'm a citizen of Earth, then I'm an ex-pat in Oz, then I'm a European, then I'm a UK citizen, then I'm a Brit, then I'm a Northener, then I'm a Geordie.
All all of them, it's being a Geordie that makes me proud.
And I have no idea where this is going.
But that's because
I am
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Legless Mister Stabby - shanks for the memory, Sun 26 Jul 2009, 16:40,
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Eh?
I just can't see the link between what I've written above, and your response. I also can't see a response to my question as to exactly what "porridge wog" means and why it's funny, but we'll gloss over that.
To accuse a Scotsman of not being proud of who he is and where he's come from is a bit silly, though. Fierce patriotism doesn't preclude being offended by loose language.
Oh, and I'd avoid using the phrase "It's people like you" when arguing that I'm the one indulging in over-simplification. Next you'll be saying that "they're all alike, the bloody jocks"..
(, Sun 26 Jul 2009, 16:45, Reply)