They probably have to. Word on the street is that their clientele has become rather arrogant lately.

This will make you laugh.

My favourite girl Alana recently described me as being "such a Yelper".

Urban Dictionary: Yelper

Yip, my family go back for generations there. I have seen posters up saying this is an islamic area & their rules need to be followed. My husband (then boyfriend) was punched on the train at Whitechapel once for daring to sit with his arm around me. This attitude I completely blame on the left mollycoddling telling them they don't need to integrate because we'll bend over backwards to accommodate their needs. One such example while I was there was the council cancelling the annual bonfire night in Vicki park to host a Bangladeshi night instead, so that the large Bangladeshi community in the area doesn't feel excluded (never mind about excluding everyone else). Now I'm all for them having a Ba'night but why does a British tradition have to be taken away to do it, it sends the message that they are more important & creates division.

I don't generalize or tar everyone with the same brush, I take people on face value, I know a lot of really lovely people from all walks of life but at the same time I'm not going to deny there isn't a certain number of people in our society that have been able to act as they please & it's created voluntary segregation. This leaves the youth of these communities feeling lost as they don't feel British (for example, it's the same in many countries) & they go in search for something else or somewhere to belong (i.e. ISIS). Of course this is just my ( DM reading, right winged, racist, xenophobic, islamaphobic, any'obic) opinion so probably doesn't count

Urban dictionary can pervert even the most innocent looking words. For instance, I don't know whether to laugh or wince my people say they are just "sounding" off.

A lot of people in Toronto like to go "Cottaging"

I do, it's been a long week.

Plus I'm not in a positive mood about immigrants at the moment after a Nigerian sat next to me on a bus yesterday. What initially started as a polite friendly conversation turned into him propositioning me to come back to his flat (repeatedly) then him trying to follow me home. I had to hide out in a shop for half an hour to wait for my husband to leave work early and pick me up.

Err...

Oh I'm fairly sure the irony is lost..

If you are implying I am one I'll just clarify I'm not one yet

Just so everybody knows where they stand.

I have immigrated 3 maybe 4 times.

You again, yep take away from that the light hearted opening sentence & ignore the seriousness of the rest. Must be lovely walking around with those blinkers on & seeing the world through rose tinted glasses.

Oh & if I was xenophobic I wouldn't have talked to him the first place. I would've carried on with my usual routine of listening to my music relishing my 20mins of me time a day after a stressful days work before going home to start the housework. Selfish xenophobic me though decided to talk to the man next to me who had only been in the country a few months & didn't really know anyone, what an absolute cow I must be to have considered his feelings.

I'm not... you took an individual's alleged poor behaviour and extrapolated to include his immigrant status.

what are you not one of?

Oh yeah 'alleged' nice , thanks for that. Well he was an immigrant & was using that fact as a newcomer to the country as a way to talk to me so hardly irrelevant to the story is it. I'm not saying all immigrants are like him nor that he was a sleaze because he is an immigrant.