tel em to save a panty line or
for red blooded men with the horn
for red blooded men with the horn
they have asked me about what a thong is and why it's acceptable . i could'nt answer with anything valid
i go abroad on holiday and the foreigner's i see there regularly insult and disregard and offend the locals sometime knowingly and sometimes unknowingly.
the locals however are very tolerant as they know the people are ignorant of their culture/relegion.
i go abroad on holiday and the foreigner's i see there regularly insult and disregard and offend the locals sometime knowingly and sometimes unknowingly.
the locals however are very tolerant as they know the people are ignorant of their culture/relegion.
hardly the same as living there
as for a turban replacing a crash hat(i remember the test case ) now that could be an interesting case if said wearer was coshed
then what
i've got nothing against anybody but the way i see it you want to live in another country you go the whole hog not just the bits you like
and then start shouting racism or persecution at the bits you don't
Im sorry but I have to totally miss informed bigotted views so far put forward.
tested in law, a Sikh has a legal right to wear his turban, it was deemed that it was a sustitute for a crash helmet.
Not a single mention about riot squads.The following is a list of legislation in the UK which has a bearing on the right of a Sikh to wear the Turban.
Construction Site
Q. Should you refuse employment to a turban-wearing Sikh who refuses to wear a safety helmet on a construction site?
Where employees, or potential employees have particular cultural and religious needs which conflict with existing work requirements, it is recommended that employers should consider whether it is reasonably practical to vary or adapt these requirements to enable these needs to be met. For example, it is recommended that they should not refuse employment to a turbaned Sikh because he could not comply with unjustifiable uniform requirements.
S11 of the Employment Act 1989 exempts turban-wearing Sikhs from any requirements to wear safety helmets on a construction site. Where a turban-wearing Sikh is injured on a construction site liability for injuries is restricted to the injuries that would have been sustained if the Sikh had been wearing a safety helmet.
i'm talking mainly about settled folk!
and what about the forced democracy we are trying to install in the war
countries as we speak icon_eek.gif
isn't that worse or is that just helping the
poor foreigner's to become civllised??
but we don't want to talk about that it'll show our other face icon_mad.gif[
newgas said:why would you want to sort of do it, that means being a hypocrite does'nt it icon_wink.gif
newgas said:why would you want to sort of do it, that means being a hypocrite does'nt it icon_wink.gif
so why sorta convert to westernism exept the bits that you don't like whats that if not hypocrisy