"The government will not tolerate statements that create dissonance in our society and disrespect for others."
Jean Augustine, former Minister of State for Multiculturalism
Tuesday, June 27, 2006
Least Favoured Nation
Today's World Cup round of 16 matchup presents a problem: do I cheer for those overfishing, terrorist-appeasing, cowardly dagoes or the arrogant, moralizing, hypocritical frogs ?
6 comments:
Anonymous
said...
How about you stop being an asshole for 1 day, and actually watch some games?
You never know - watching men who have accomplished something might give you a few ideas.
i wouldn't get to worked up about the commentary on this blog. resorting to childish name calling is a sure sign that no one is reading his crap anyhow. the racism is an attempt to get some attention. i like to watch this prick squirm in is own shitty homophobic, racist, narrow world view.
davidson: I was expecting you to respond first. So I'm out $10 on that.
If Robert McClelland doesn't show up by the end of the day to damn me, I'll be out another $10.
But if Spain wins by at least two goals, I'll make back the $20 and break even.
Incidentally, while "dago" is more commonly used by Americans to disparage Italians, the British use "dago" to slight the Spanish and Portuguese (who apparently don't rank a common proper insult of their own).
Now I have to decide the topic of next month's random "flame bait" post. All suggestions will be considered.
6 comments:
How about you stop being an asshole for 1 day, and actually watch some games?
You never know - watching men who have accomplished something might give you a few ideas.
i wouldn't get to worked up about the commentary on this blog. resorting to childish name calling is a sure sign that no one is reading his crap anyhow. the racism is an attempt to get some attention. i like to watch this prick squirm in is own shitty homophobic, racist, narrow world view.
jdave34: You're out $5.
davidson: I was expecting you to respond first. So I'm out $10 on that.
If Robert McClelland doesn't show up by the end of the day to damn me, I'll be out another $10.
But if Spain wins by at least two goals, I'll make back the $20 and break even.
Incidentally, while "dago" is more commonly used by Americans to disparage Italians, the British use "dago" to slight the Spanish and Portuguese (who apparently don't rank a common proper insult of their own).
Now I have to decide the topic of next month's random "flame bait" post. All suggestions will be considered.
maybe next month you can explore why so-cons can't get it up....i'm sure you'll rush to explain.
jdave34:
I'm still here, and willing to take you up on your offer.
What arrangements do you want to make? Send this blog an e-mail. The link is in the sidebar.
Its dago without an e!
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