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  1. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Always protesting about something...not just the Albion...he was a serial complainer...went round town with a placard declaring...'Down with cornflakes,Down with cornflakes! Sorry,I'll get my coat.
  2. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Your'e right with the statement that nobody has been been criticised for using the word F a g g o t as regards the dish,my point is that if you look back on the post you can see that I was making play on the word with the real meaning of the word as a dish. If PC barely exist outside the...
  3. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Yes can see that and understand you have to keep googleAds sweet,as I said before,the peculiarilties of the English language,it's just annoying that you cannot use a word that has two meanings and people immediately jump to the conclusion that you mean the 'bad' version of the word...
  4. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Sorry Edna...I wrote the word F a g g o t s and when it appeared on the thread it was ******* that appeared,not my alteration at all...so who changed it? It has happened...just look!
  5. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Cannot believe that a name of a food has been altered...what next...pork chop in case it offends Muslims...come on...****** is a food,they're in supermarkets on sale...what do you call them if not ******s...you didn't alter '(...also a food..).Spotted Dick' It depends what context you use...
  6. Seagull on the wing

    Now the travellers are in Withdean Park!

    Nothing wrong with '******s' Edna,make a lovely meal...much to the amusement of a couple of American visitors...also on the menu was 'Spotted Dick'...oh! the peculiaraities of the English language.
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