Nature or Nurture

I'm not sure that the left-footers in Norn Irn would agree...

 

I think you've just proved my point for me.

 

I'm glad.

 

I would. I don't like blokes with muscles.
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Less than half a crown.

 

Bright action foam!

 

I'm drinking a red wine from Italy this evening. It is made with a grape
called negroamaro. Apparently derived from the Latin (negro) and Greek
(maru) words for black.

I hadn't heard of the grape variety before. It could provide for an
interesting time in a restaurant. "Bring me the 6 year old negro Amaro."

 

My problem has always been trying to avoid using the phrase "call a
spade a spade".

 

I'm just a bit pissed off that she didn't call Jo Brand a fat, ugly
**** so she could *really* climb out of her pram.

 

She'd have been on dodgy ground, going by the photo in last night's
Evening Standard.

It ain't often that Brand's the looker.
http://i.thisislondon.co.uk/i/pix/2009/02/golliwog-thatcher-415x275.jpg

 

Can't see why. Nothing racist or un-PC about that.

 

gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:

These things are relative, of course.

 

Oops, I meant "call a spade a black bastard".

Sorry.

 

mavro(s) rather than mavron. also the latin word for black is niger not negro.

 

servos need all that oiling though - oh, i see your point.