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Pathetic and embarrassing chanting

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Dilligaf60 said:
Their pies are canny and I’ve reported you to the police and the mods. I’m just about to “take to Twitter” and express my righteous indignation to the whole world.
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Just what the other bloke said that was there mate. I went full Karl Pilkington and had some pickled onion monster munch off the boy.

Still take it to Twitter like, love a Twitter spat.
 
nyron4england said:
thick could apply to anyone tho? are we not allowed to call people thick now? what if someone is proper thick?
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Mate, I'm talking about a two word term so please stop removing one word and trying to start a false argument it's ridiculous.
For the last time 'thick paddy' is a racist stereotype.
'thick' alone isnt. And 'paddy' alone isnt.
That said I'm not sure how Irish people feel about being called 'Paddy' - I doubt they're overly keen. Maybe ask Quinny if you ever meet him.
 
cluffy said:
Mate, I'm talking about a two word term so please stop removing one word and trying to start a false argument it's ridiculous.
For the last time 'thick paddy' is a racist stereotype.
'thick' alone isnt. And 'paddy' alone isnt.
That said I'm not sure how Irish people feel about being called 'Paddy' - I doubt they're overly keen. Maybe ask Quinny if you ever meet him.
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wasn't looking to cause an argument, was asking questions for clarification. not everyone on here is looking to argue. sorry if i upset you.
 
cluffy said:
I'm not PC general. It's doesn't bother me as I'm neither thick nor called Paddy. But the term 'thick Paddy' is widely known as a racist stereotype. thick Geordie isn't as
1. It's not in ccommon usage.
2. Geordie aren't a race or a country.
3. Loads of SAFC fans are geordies.
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So if you had a mate called Paddy, and he is intellectually challenged, it is acceptable to call him thick, but not in the sentence you really are thick Paddy. 🤔
 
cluffy said:
Mate, I'm talking about a two word term so please stop removing one word and trying to start a false argument it's ridiculous.
For the last time 'thick paddy' is a racist stereotype.
'thick' alone isnt. And 'paddy' alone isnt.
That said I'm not sure how Irish people feel about being called 'Paddy' - I doubt they're overly keen. Maybe ask Quinny if you ever meet him.
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What about being thick and fat, or god save us, thick and ginger?
We need to get these rules written down in pastry, who can write fast?
 
nyron4england said:
paddy is an offensive term? does that mean the aussies can't call us poms anymore?
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Who knows, well apparently some on here do :) and are offended on behalf of everyone by everything
cluffy said:
I'm not PC general. It's doesn't bother me as I'm neither thick nor called Paddy. But the term 'thick Paddy' is widely known as a racist stereotype. thick Geordie isn't as
1. It's not in ccommon usage.
2. Geordie aren't a race or a country.
3. Loads of SAFC fans are geordies.
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Mate, go and be outraged at something else, I am sure there is loads you can find
 
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Wayne The Punk said:
Who knows, well apparently some on here do :) and are offended on behalf of everyone by everything



Mate, go and be outraged at something else, I am sure there is loads you can find
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I'm in no way outraged, offended or bothered.
I thought you'd appreciate the help so you could articulate yourself better and get your point across with less hassle. I'll not bother educating you next time.
 
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