Ignorant People

@The Observer wrote:

@emmalush wrote:

@pikey wrote:

Im pikey, im stupid :D

:wink:

I don’t want you looking stupid, so I have tidied it up for you! :wink: Im fabulous.

You are too :)

@cath 55 wrote:

Isnt it funny we complain about people talking in another language in our country and yet we expect everyone to speak english when we go abroad??? :roll: :roll:

hugssssssssssss xxxxx

Communicating with foreigners is simple. You speak slowly and loudly and punctuate your comments with a sharp tap on the back of the head with a rolled up copy of the Daily Telegraph.

@cath 55 wrote:

Isnt it funny we complain about people talking in another language in our country and yet we expect everyone to speak english when we go abroad??? :roll: :roll:

hugssssssssssss xxxxx

Whos “we”, EVERY single English speaker???

I know my hola’s and aufwiedersien’s :)

@The Observer wrote:

@jenny.. wrote:

@Mr Amphibian wrote:

@jenny.. wrote:

excuse me..i am far from f.uckin racist.

i find it unsettling and rude when the talk in ther own language wile laughing and and looking at me while doing it.
as they use the odd English sware words….f.uckers, w.ankers.. sluts…..you can only imagine what they are talking about.

You started off well on that post Jenny. But it ended up by sounding like you have a paranoia problem! It’s very common to think that people talking a language which you don’t understand are talking about you. I have worked with Deaf people for the last 8 years and they have this paranoia. I have also been in large groups of sign language users and felt the same thing myself. Tolerance is something we Brits are good at in general. We should use it and be proud of it.

yes i was going to elaborate more in that post,,but i had to go because the kids were home …

i have no problem with them talking in there own language at all.

i was trying to make a point..(but failing miserably) that if it was a group of Irish lads being rude and making all the racked ….or sitting there slagging me off,,, i could walk up to them and ask them to keep the noise down or what ever…and that would be the end of story…( or it could get nasty and end in violence)

but if its a gang of foreign lads doing the same thing, and i go over and ask them to keep the noise down…i get accused of being racist. and there have been cases where people have been brought to court and charged because of this.

dont know if i got my point across there..if i still make no sense what so ever. :roll: :roll:

sorry..i could explain this better if i was talking face to face with you.

I am not really adding to this thread, but I just wanted to say “I like Jenny!”

If we were to meet face to face, I would want to lick it. :D

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

do you want my address

:lol: :lol: :lol:

@emmalush wrote:

@becky wrote:

I dont like people speaking in another language purely as it unsettles me not knowing what is being said when the people are looking at you. This being any language non specific. But the thing is my husband had quite a few indian friends and i was 19 when i met him so i thought it was cool to learn rude words in indian :lol: so when i now listen to indians talking i can sometimes make out roughly what they are saying only IF a rude word pops up.

To think the English cant even “advertise” England without a liecence, and are told that waving our flag is wrong, but you can talk about someone in a foreign language, and its called multiculturalism.

To those who say this, dadymanigan, or however you say it.

So who is stopping you from waving your Cross of St George Emma- are you saying you have been banned from waving a flag outside your house or car?

I have 4 flags- on my car, large pole in the garden (he’s a good man and cheap too) and on my garage door- NO ONE has told me I can’t fly it or to take them down and no one will because it isnt illegal

I can smell that smell again n it sure as feck ain’t pig