Originally posted by XTC
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Was this too harsh..
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Originally posted by XTCA group of about 20 were out at a pub on sat arvo having a good time one of the girls I know is from Peru and I said to the group if anyone needs a housekeeper she can help you out, coming from South America.... everyone laughs... except her and her husband who wait till I go to the toilet and leave. Sent a few texts, no reply, so proper dummy spit. The thing is I'll be called a convict or whatever, Irish mates there would be called terrorists, potato farmers etc etc People were saying I was out of order, but it's almost impossible not to offend folk these days. So was I too harsh?
No, next!Comment
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Saturday 'afternoon', not 'arvo'.Originally posted by XTCA group of about 20 were out at a pub on sat arvo
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You're a bit slow there son...Originally posted by Euro-commuterThunderlizard stands justified.Comment
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before you make (what you think) are funny remarks about someone, ask yourself how you would feel if someone said it to you, in front of a load of people...
she's probably feeling humiliated and embarrassedComment
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Too far over the line I reckon. I take the p1ss a lot but always pitch it based on the audience, if under attack I might take things to this level but only if I knew them really well and probably not in a big crowd. I have occasionally stepped over the mark and even if everyone laughs it's still not OK. Take flowers, say you are mortified and very sorry, don't try to justify or explain. They will still think you are an @rse but it's still the right thing to do.Comment
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Are u kidding me? I have the p*ss taken out of me 24/7 and I love it. I understand she probably doesn't....Originally posted by Lucybefore you make (what you think) are funny remarks about someone, ask yourself how you would feel if someone said it to you, in front of a load of people...
she's probably feeling humiliated and embarrassedComment
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Sounds like you may have worked out the answer to your own question.Originally posted by XTCI understand she probably doesn't....Comment
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Oh. My. God. A classless, socially retarded Australian, out in the big wide world, making a complete idiot of himself and shaming his nation and fellow countrymen? This is just so unusual. I am shocked. Really. I mean, shocked.Originally posted by XTCA group of about 20 were out at a pub on sat arvo having a good time one of the girls I know is from Peru and I said to the group if anyone needs a housekeeper she can help you out, coming from South America.... everyone laughs... except her and her husband who wait till I go to the toilet and leave. Sent a few texts, no reply, so proper dummy spit. The thing is I'll be called a convict or whatever, Irish mates there would be called terrorists, potato farmers etc etc People were saying I was out of order, but it's almost impossible not to offend folk these days. So was I too harsh?
I think if you were to travel back in time, you'd find you're the reason they invented the fence.Comment
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Easy on the sarcasm hammy.Originally posted by SomeoneElseOh. My. God. A classless, socially retarded Australian, out in the big wide world, making a complete idiot of himself and shaming his nation and fellow countrymen? This is just so unusual. I am shocked. Really. I mean, shocked.Comment
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