Another vote for no, that's not too old to know better.
From your 65-year-old internet friend whom you don't personally know, but MissT has met.
I would guess that they put this in the "who cares" category. And the answer to that is that "who cares" are the people who are being referred to.
You might ask them if they think it's okay to intentionally mispronounce the names of people who have non-standard-English spellings. ("Boner" vs "Bayner" does spring to mind here, but I'm thinking more of, e.g., "Sinead").
My personal theory is that you pronounce peoples' names the way they want them pronounced. If your folks can accept that, then they should be able to accept that you use collective terms that are broadly acceptable to the folks being referred to.
So, I'm probably a contrarian here, but about 50% of those things are, yes, really stupid; but the other 50% are ugly, but perfectly reasonable, "jury-rigging". The folks who run that site are a wee bit supercilious, in my opinion.
Or, perhaps, I'm white trash. Could be. I'm white, for sure.
Just as a late breaking and irrelevant remark, the first time I read that, I thought Salinan was the guy's first name, and I was trying to figure out WTF?
Unfortunately, Chinaman is still the preferred nomenclature in <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Left-arm_unorthodox_spin" target="_blank">cricket</a>.
If you&#039;re guided by your Christian principles - as you&#039;ve always seem them demonstrated by your family and everyone around you - why, you can&#039;t go wrong. Emotions and &quot;old [racial] grudges&quot; that are at odds with your steadfast righteous behavior are signs of the other peoples&#039; sins... usually pride.
Chemically it is TiO2.
PS: Google Fiber showed up today in ATX along with my goat fucking Governor. Yeah me.
Another vote for no, that&#039;s not too old to know better.
From your 65-year-old internet friend whom you don&#039;t personally know, but MissT has met.
I would guess that they put this in the &quot;who cares&quot; category. And the answer to that is that &quot;who cares&quot; are the people who are being referred to.
You might ask them if they think it&#039;s okay to intentionally mispronounce the names of people who have non-standard-English spellings. (&quot;Boner&quot; vs &quot;Bayner&quot; does spring to mind here, but I&#039;m thinking more of, e.g., &quot;Sinead&quot;).
My personal theory is that you pronounce peoples&#039; names the way they want them pronounced. If your folks can accept that, then they should be able to accept that you use collective terms that are broadly acceptable to the folks being referred to.
There&#039;s a Twitter in the datapile? Who the fuck has a woodpile anymore?
Oh, wait, I do.
So, I&#039;m probably a contrarian here, but about 50% of those things are, yes, really stupid; but the other 50% are ugly, but perfectly reasonable, &quot;jury-rigging&quot;. The folks who run that site are a wee bit supercilious, in my opinion.
Or, perhaps, I&#039;m white trash. Could be. I&#039;m white, for sure.
(Modesto)
tommy, this gentleman is between you and me in age. A modest attitude adjustment would suffice.
Probably I will have to say this on every comment thread of 2013.
I believe that Paisley&#039;s intentions were good, but this is an awful, awful song that should never have been made public.
Just say &quot;non&quot;.
You may have discovered inverse recursion. If so, you won&#039;t read this, becau
Just as a late breaking and irrelevant remark, the first time I read that, I thought Salinan was the guy&#039;s first name, and I was trying to figure out WTF?
spearofjesus? fuckme.
Yer parrot is a cracker-lover. IMP... oh, wait.
Unfortunately, Chinaman is still the preferred nomenclature in <a href="http:\/\/en.wikipedia.org\/wiki\/Left-arm_unorthodox_spin" target="_blank">cricket</a>.
If you&#039;re guided by your Christian principles - as you&#039;ve always seem them demonstrated by your family and everyone around you - why, you can&#039;t go wrong. Emotions and &quot;old [racial] grudges&quot; that are at odds with your steadfast righteous behavior are signs of the other peoples&#039; sins... usually pride.
That there Afropolis didn&#039;t build itself.
I always felt bad for how it looked after the bombs fell in &#039;83. Jason Robards looked so haggard.