Originally posted by SallyAnne
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They like their effigies don't they?
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It was waaaay over the top! I'm sure Shipla slapped him afterwards. But still...we expect others have respect for British culture while they are visiting here....should not the reverse apply? Or are we too good for other cultures.McCoy: "Medical men are trained in logic."
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Exactly! Yes the reverse should definately apply.Originally posted by lilelvis2000It was waaaay over the top! I'm sure Shipla slapped him afterwards. But still...we expect others have respect for British culture while they are visiting here....should not the reverse apply? Or are we too good for other cultures.
You dont go pawing a respectable Indian woman like that! What was he thinking?!
If he'd done that to a woman in the streets (oh, and he wasn't multi millionnaire Richard Gere) he could have easily been done for sexual assault.The pope is a tard.Comment
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Because it spreads AIDS!!Originally posted by John Galt"They said kissing her was against Indian culture"
Why???????????????
No, wait, that's having unprotected sex with prostitutes (which is obviously much lower on the list of offences to Hindu sensibilities).
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She is an actress, he is an actor - now try adding 2 and 2 and making 4 rather than 57Originally posted by SallyAnneExactly! Yes the reverse should definately apply.
You dont go pawing a respectable Indian woman like that! What was he thinking?!
If he'd done that to a woman in the streets (oh, and he wasn't multi millionnaire Richard Gere) he could have easily been done for sexual assault.
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So how can you say that was just a peck on the cheek then?Originally posted by John GaltYes I have
He bent her over! His hands were pretty much on her arse, and he had her pressed right against him.
Not many lasses (geordie ones excluded obviously) like to be greeted in that way. Cant you see how that is inappropriate John - especially for a Indian woman, who's culture doesn't even allow her to date a man without a "guardian" being present?The pope is a tard.Comment
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He is an actor, she is an actress - has it really not occurred to you that this could all have been scripted for publicity?Originally posted by SallyAnneSo how can you say that was just a peck on the cheek then?
He bent her over! His hands were pretty much on her arse, and he had her pressed right against him.
Not many lasses (geordie ones excluded obviously) like to be greeted in that way. Cant you see how that is inappropriate John - especially for a Indian woman, who's culture doesn't even allow her to date a man without a "guardian" being present?Comment
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Having seen the video , I agree with SA. It looked more like a sexual assault to me.Last edited by scotspine; 17 April 2007, 18:36.Science isn't about why, it's about why not. You ask: why is so much of our science dangerous? I say: why not marry safe science if you love it so much. In fact, why not invent a special safety door that won't hit you in the butt on the way out, because you are fired. - Cave JohnsonComment
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