Three Little Pigs 'too offensive'

[lilelvis2000]

Hmmm...Now if I were to repeat it would I get barred? It was nasty.

[The Lone Gunman]

I don't believe Tony English said anything offensive. Occasionaly controversial, but not offensive. If he did it was probably right.

[Xenophon]

TonyEnglish hasn't been banned as far as I can see.

[robnjc]

Does this mean we can longer watch Babe & Pig in the City, or Porky Pig (doublewhammy - discriminiates against stutterers)?

[Tex]

Tex?

No, I'm still here.

[Spartacus]

Someone did...

In tpd...

At 15:12.

You are me aren't you?

http://forums.contractoruk.com/432468-post71037.html

No, he's me.

[KathyWoolfe]

No, secondary schools can't teach Animal Farm, because it might cause the kids to start noticing the direction in which the government is moving...

1984 will be banned next because of its association with socialism. Oh, I forgot, this government isn't socialist!

[Spartacus]

Good.

Thanks for clearing that up.

I was getting worried for a while there.

I thought we had established that I am everyone apart from you?

[dude69]

I'm sure if you ask any muslim they wouldn't really care.

Correct

http://www.guardian.co.uk/uk_news/st...907627,00.html

The Muslim Council of Britain appealed for an end to a "well-intentioned but misguided" movement against primary school teachers reading stories about pigs, and for titles like the Three Little Pigs to return to the open shelves.


Wednesday March 5, 2003

In my son's school, they changed the main character, from Fat Pig to Pat Pig, by carefully drawing over the F.

Thus obviously to avoid offending fat bar stewards, don't think they're too bothered about the Muslims.

[BoredBloke]

Well it doesn't look like I've been barred. I didn't think it was that bad really