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No, no, no, you've got it all wrong, Andrew. It's not at all like "treating people like shit". There's a culture gap here. A difference in opinion as to what constitutes humour.
@ brianL - help, I don't understand political correctness ("PC") can you break it down into words of no more than two syllables for me? Is it anything like [BS] backspace? From one Englishman to another, I see nothing political about it, unless it relates to more and more legislation and regulation applied upon us poor unsuspecting citizens, by the gubmint and the EU Commissioners, who think that we should think like they think.
Which reminds me that I must investigate changing my religion to Jedi so that I can wear a hoodie and shades, so that I can keep my identity safe from anyone who wants to charge me a Windows tax.
Never played badminton. It's a load of shuttlecocks.
That's what I love about the English, everything sounds so vulgar, and then when you are being vulgar it sounds like you are doing a Dr. Seuse medley. It's fantastic!
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