What does gammon mean then?
Maybe even spend a few minutes with ourselves, asking ourselves if we agree with the OP or not and the reasons why we do so.I think we've taken this as far as we can so can someone please knock this on the head.
You may wish to start your own thread?What does gammon mean then?
Only metaphorically. It's about the puceness of the rage, rather than the underlying skin colour.It's an insult based on someone's complexion. Imagine anyone ever doing something like that!
Again in fairness, @Surly Bruce did not say that any post that could be found offensive/annoying/disagreeable by some must be deleted.
He said there's no need to further aggravate the annoyance/disagreement/offense by deliberately finding/using similar terms, especially (my addition) if the topic did not call for them.
Loaded?Did you?
Maybe the OP thought the question was rather loaded, or maybe they felt they'd already answered your question before you'd asked it.
BH didn’t ask a question though. he made a couple of open statements that anyone in the forum is entitled to comment on.
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Don't you see, it is not about being offended, as in "who are you calling pimp/are you trying to say I got my bike by pimping", it is about reflecting on the meaning of these words in the contest.I don't believe other than the mods that anybody on here should be policing words they find offensive, it would never end, see "granny gear"
Only metaphorically. It's about the puceness of the rage, rather than the underlying skin colour.
Which sentence is that then?er, yes I did.
Clue - it was the sentence with a question mark at the end.
It's an insult based on someone's complexion. Imagine anyone ever doing something like that!
In that usage it is ageist and sexist. Is it therefore disallowed on this forum?
Why is my post upsetting you? Mickle doesn't like something and yet people here keep posting about it. Odd.....I thought this was supposed to be a friendly community.
er, you have eyes?Which sentence is that then?