Forum vs real life Behaviour

[cailin maith]

Actually, we don't really mock the Irish any more, you bog-trotting Mick.

Cheers, you stinking sasanach!

[Francko]

Serious note:

despite we could pretend to be anything and anybody here, in the long run we end up probably being much closer to what we really are than we might think

[SupremeSpod]

Maybe a beautiful laydee?

Heil Mussolini!

I will concede that "spic" isn't used as often as wop.

That's all you need, one thieving wop on the team!

[Mich the Tester]

The cloggies call Italians 'spaghetti eaters', which is a bit weak really.

[Mich the Tester]

There's something in this to offend everyone.

List of ethnic slurs - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

They've left a lot out, taff

[NotAllThere]

They've left a lot out, taff

Indeed - including "Welshman".

[Francko]

The cloggies call Italians 'spaghetti eaters', which is a bit weak really.

Padanians from the north eat mostly polenta, southern italians are "terroni" (peasants).

I like the terms "zucchini" which is used by the swiss italians about the swiss germans (to indicate "zucca" (pumpkin - but also "thick head") to mean germanic stubborness)

[Mich the Tester]

Being English, but of German and Scots extraction, I'm liable to offend everyone by eating haggis with Worcestershire Sauce and sauerkraut. Mmm yum yum.

[Mich the Tester]

Padanians from the north eat mostly polenta, southern italians are "terroni" (peasants).

I like the terms "zucchini" which is used by the swiss italians about the swiss germans (to indicate "zucca" (pumpkin - but also "thick head") to mean germanic stubborness)

I lived in Zürich as a teenager. Indeed, Swiss Germans are in many ways even more German than Germans. My girlfriend was from Locarno; beautiful place, I spent many weekends in Ticino in the summer.

[MaryPoppins]

Serious note:

despite we could pretend to be anything and anybody here, in the long run we end up probably being much closer to what we really are than we might think

Eh?

I'm not much different in real life, I don't think.