Originally Posted by Greenhill (Post 10268975)

Site rule #17:

"The language of use for this site is to be English only."

That's you banned, then.

Originally Posted by Jingsamichty (Post 10269044)

That's un peu racist, n'est-ce pas?

Originally Posted by caretaker (Post 10269022)

Here's a dollar Froggy, go buy a long thin loaf.:p

Originally Posted by Greenhill (Post 10269058)

Oui!

So that's you banned.

Racist Britishexpats.com banned.



You're banned.

What a great first day I'm having as self-elected moderator.

Originally Posted by caretaker (Post 10269022)

Here's a dollar Froggy, go buy a long thin loaf.:p

Originally Posted by caretaker (Post 10269022)

Here's a dollar Froggy, go buy a long thin loaf.:p

Originally Posted by JonboyE (Post 10269085)

I am just wondering how two people arguing about whether to speak in English or French has anything to do with racism.

Originally Posted by JonboyE (Post 10269085)

I am just wondering how two people arguing about whether to speak in English or French has anything to do with racism.

Originally Posted by JonboyE (Post 10269085)

I am just wondering how two people arguing about whether to speak in English or French has anything to do with racism.

Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 10269099)

It just is.

Originally Posted by Former Lancastrian (Post 10269100)

I guess it depends on your definition of racism or which dictionary version you choose to read and then see if this situation applies.

Originally Posted by magnumpi (Post 10269099)

It just is.

Originally Posted by Greenhill (Post 10269107)

Can you link or embed the video pls?

Originally Posted by iaink (Post 10269105)

Well, no, technically its some other form of mindless prejudice.

Its not even Xenophobia cos last I checked its all the same country...



I think you will find that all dictionaries will make some passing reference to prejudice based on race, unless Im missing something:confused:

Its a prejudice based on dialect. <Insert scouse joke here>