Reply With QuoteIt wasn't an argument.Originally Posted by Pedro de la Rosa
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I was there when Shane Mc had his teeth kicked out in the Electric Ball Room in Camden, he was one of them really annoying drunks.
It wasn't an argument.
I didn’t know any of her gay friends, that was the first time I’d ever met them. They were all mental.
I’m surprised people even notice, god knows how many times I’ve listened and sang along to it in the last 25 years, never even noticed it.
Looks like you've done some serious research (or picked it up in Nuts) whereas I had not really given it that much thought, nor heard Shane McGowan's comments.
Isn't it just a word that rhymes with maggot
Isn't it a song centred around a couple that for years had their ups and downs, slinging insults at each other in a drunken rage.
This this is a song, a performance not too dissimilar to what goes on in Eastenders or Corrie. Gratuitous violence is commonplace on telly, shouldn't it be treated it the same?
As for Shane and the interview where he says what you say he says, I'm guessing it was the first thing that entered his pickled brain, especially as the interviewer (daily mail?) was buying.
He said the right thing.
Far worse stuff played / shown by the BBC over the years.
Attention seeking, non story, moral high ground, sells papers, takes heat off what really matters in this day and age... take your pick.
oh never mind let's just hum it
He's even tweeted about itLooks like you've done some serious research (or picked it up in Nuts) whereas I had not really given it that much thought, nor heard Shane McGowan's comments.
Isn't it just a word that rhymes with maggot
Isn't it a song centred around a couple that for years had their ups and downs, slinging insults at each other in a drunken rage.
This this is a song, a performance not too dissimilar to what goes on in Eastenders or Corrie. Gratuitous violence is commonplace on telly, shouldn't it be treated it the same?
As for Shane and the interview where he says what you say he says, I'm guessing it was the first thing that entered his pickled brain, especially as the interviewer (daily mail?) was buying.
He said the right thing.
Far worse stuff played / shown by the BBC over the years.
Attention seeking, non story, moral high ground, sells papers, takes heat off what really matters in this day and age... take your pick.. I literally read the article and then pissed myself when he tweeted that knobhead Fox.
Faggot doesn't mean that, now it is just a word. You've not got a clue have you. You wouldn't say f--k, so you won't say faggot. It really is that simple. Faggot is a homophobic slur.
Who cares? Why do you care? If anyone is the snowflake, attention seeking making the most out of a non story it is you. You can't swear on Radio 1. Fine. If you care that much, listen to it on Spotify.
I'm going to have to take you to task regarding Spotify.He's even tweeted about it
Faggot doesn't mean that, now it is just a word. You've not got a clue have you. You wouldn't say f--k, so you won't say faggot. It really is that simple. Faggot is a homophobic slur.
Who cares? Why do you care? If anyone is the snowflake, attention seeking making the most out of a non story it is you. You can't swear on Radio 1. Fine. If you care that much, listen to it on Spotify.
They're ***** just like Amazon.
Artists need around 10,000 plays to earn a £1 (its some ridiculous number), meaning Spotify is to music was amazon is to the high street.
Yet here you are waxing lyrical about a service that is killing the music industry.
The BBC, soecifically 6music, more specifically RadMac and Steve Lamacq, on the other hand, are at the vanguard of supporting up and coming artists.
Out interest, what's the missing word?
They're ***** just like Amazon.
Its the collective noun for posters such as Freitag, Cyril Evans awaydays, and Croesy Blue
Trying to avoid offending people....how coy. Also do you know what a collective noun is?
This calls for a......He's even tweeted about it
Faggot doesn't mean that, now it is just a word. You've not got a clue have you. You wouldn't say f--k, so you won't say faggot. It really is that simple. Faggot is a homophobic slur.
Who cares? Why do you care? If anyone is the snowflake, attention seeking making the most out of a non story it is you. You can't swear on Radio 1. Fine. If you care that much, listen to it on Spotify.
whoooooosh and a
Were those your final final words?
Why would they behave differently to each other because they don't know you?
Has being Welsh ever had a negative affect on your life? I’ve lived outside of wales for 20 years and it’s never affected me.
Smart?
I think you’re missing the point again. People aren’t removing this word because they’re offended by it as it’s still being played on radio 2. They’re removing this word because the age group that listens to radio 1 are younger and will have a lot of people struggling with their sexuality.
It has nothing to do with offense, it’s about making life better for a marginalised group.
I’d say there’s more of an argument for why the words ****, shit and **** get bleeped out. Why are people bothered by swearing?
As I said, the triggered generation are easily offended. Its a word, and it only has the meaning you decide to give it.
why the straight face?
The triggered generation are the ones crying that they can't hear an offensive word on a radio station they don't listen to right?
Omg don't reply to him with the O word, he'll be off for another two hours
No because I don’t get offended easily but I have been in certain company whereby the Welsh can be the butt of the joke so my point is I do know what it’s like to be on the receiving end.
I have watched several episodes of "High Hopes".
Come on mate there’s a difference between the butt of a joke and having your whole part in society questioned.
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