The ball's in their court, ChookD2!Quote:
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The ball's in their court, ChookD2!Quote:
Originally Posted by ChookD2
I think you got PONG right. Those advocating no gender are certainly putting a stink on society.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
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Originally Posted by ChookD2
But but but, wouldn't only having 'arf a game bugger up the day for them?
What’s next on the firing range? Fairy floss??
oh dear… something’s wrong! | news.com.au — Australia’s leading news site
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I’m sure the fairies are more offended and I don’t hear them complaining 🤪
Looks like quite a few of the articles have been withdrawn - and so they should be. What an absolute load of crap. I suspect this one may have been started from a troll.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gav 110
Beloved Australian party food fairy bread slammed by campaigner for 'outdated and offensive' name | Daily Mail Online
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The clue is in it's name. ie. Pink Fairy.
Only if it is Pink. Chocolate or Caramel Fairy Floss has more balls.
BTW that link is not responding.
This ABC jounalist should be sacked for lack of credibility.
Bluey criticised for ‘lack of diversity’ by ABC journalist | 7NEWS.com.au
C'mon Ray! You'd be the last person I would think of who would use 'Journalist' and 'Credibility' in the same sentence.[smilebigeye]Quote:
Originally Posted by ChookD2
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I go along with this scribe.
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Online debate
The article has polarised people online with some slamming it as another example of cancel culture gone too far.
“Not. Everything. Has. To. Be. Political,” one person said.
“Why can’t people just enjoy the simple things in life without viewing them through the prism of race, gender and other socio-political messages?”
“Can ... can Bluey just be a show that entertains my five-year-old?” another adde
I love a good oxymoron. But have a low tolerance of regular morons. [smilebigeye]Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch