kind of regret shaving my balls. just had a torrent of sweat cascading down my thighs in the gym
Cameron Wright
Jannies, delete this thread too it's shite.
Mason Jones
>Jannies are not taking shit today That's cos it's likely a new batch and they're always over-zealous until they get bored of doing it for free and so the cycle continues, many such cases.
Ryan Miller
>EU has created a new “Commissioner for Protecting our European Way of Life” role to oversee immigration policy.
wtf I love EU and hate Brexit now
Charles Hill
Put some deodorant on them.
Blake Powell
Suppose I'll ask again, but since Lindsay Hoyle is front-runner to become speaker after Bercow goes, what do people feel about this granted that he's Labour?
Samuel Hall
this, report it, sage
Sebastian Thomas
well done spackers
Jace Cox
>replying to bait
Lincoln Evans
>people's vote
there already was a people's vote
Owen Sullivan
yea thats what i was thinking
John Reed
Or because the last thread was just softcore porn with no links.
Lucas Fisher
Boris just terminated the C&S agreement. NI-only backstop is happening.
Jordan Sanchez
Nah this ones for the real people, you know the rich remainers
What these migrants need young, nubile girls to mentor them in the ways of the European, to pass on our deeply held, sacred values of Free Movement and Regulatory Alignment. The EU will generously fund the program.
Paedo refers to pre-pubescent. If it's got tits, you ain't a paedo. Didn't look under 16 either.
Daniel Thomas
Fucking HOW
Aiden Sanchez
And pakis.
Nicholas Davis
We all are desu.
Jace Harris
if there is a God, this thread will be deleted
Charles Jackson
Simple as.
Anthony Green
Don't like it you where the door is
Zachary Cox
High Church Anglicanism is based. Pity that the majority of the CoE is cucked beyond belief.
Jose Rodriguez
QRD on the vote is brexit cancelled?
Jackson Kelly
>you where the door is deep...
Luke Garcia
Anyone got that old Tory advert with "wogs out"
Leo Gonzalez
Paedo refers to pre-pubescent. If it's got tits, you ain't a paedo. Didn't look under 16 either.
Hunter Hernandez
He's the MP for my area, so I saw him somewhat often in public, whether out and about or shopping at the same time. Wanted to get some outside opinions since even though he's Labour he's actually been alright from what I could tell since 97. Helped me and my dad out once when some creditors tied to force us out because of money my mum, who had moved hundreds of miles away, to pay her debts. From what I learned he basically told them to fuck off because they would not let go, even though the house was purely in my dad's name. People, even Tories and other leavers don't really have anything bad to say about him from what I've heard, although some believed he should have checked back in with his constituents, although it's not like he had a voter or capacity to ask questions as an MP even as Deputy Speaker.
Bentley Martinez
Fucking HOW
Sebastian Williams
>Why yes, I am a libertarian. How could you tell?
Matthew Diaz
Are they actually tho? Any chance they will correct their errors?
Carter Bennett
Bercow is going to get a job in EU and nobody is going to do anything about such an obvious scam.
Grayson Lee
Who is being scammed?
Thomas Jenkins
fucking sticky
Anthony Rodriguez
nobody cares
Joseph Gomez
The democratic Brexit vot e that wanted to break free of the undemocratic Eu ? that democracy ?
>What it’s like being black in the Scottish Gaelic community
>Earlier this year, Rosemary Goring, co-editor at the Scottish Review of Books declined requests by the government to diversify their organisation, describing Scotland’s BAME profile as one that is “at best patchy and in some cases negligible”. This attitude rings to the core of Scotland’s delusional sense of homogeneity, one that centres whiteness and erases everyone else. Scotland is a pressure cooker of white fragility, and the Gaelic community bends to its influence in order to preserve space for themselves.
>I don’t think many Gaelic teachers are prepared to have pupils of colour in their classroom, let alone understand what that means for the students themselves. I remember one art lesson we were trying to make clay portraits of ourselves and my teacher gave me a lump of greeny-orange clay, after several attempts to find supplies similar to my skin tone. My clay sculpture looked like a martian, which, looking back, is quite funny. But there is an insidious side to white ignorance; when your caregivers don’t know what racism really looks like, how can they support you?
More highlights: >As an adult, I have tried to push myself out of my comfort zone and attend Gaelic functions, ceilidhs and socials. In these spaces, I am seldom approached, assumed to be a friend of a “real” Gaelic speaker and treated like an exotic plus one. I felt confused as to why I was expected to feel a kinship with these people who so often regard me at a distance or ignore me completely.
>The GME curriculum also reflected a vacuum of whiteness during my time within it. When I was at school there was a limited repertoire of Gaelic books suitable for young people, and a famous one that did the rounds at my school was An Duine Dubh (literal translation: The Black Person) by Iain Crichton Smith. As a black person myself, I had little expectation of the story – at the very least, I thought it would be a story that in someway featured black people. This was the first, and perhaps one of the only Gaelic books I read where a character of colour features prominently. But it’s actually about a travelling South Asian salesman who visits old biddies in their villages, selling nylons and tablecloths. He’d learned some Gaelic, which the characters find amusing. Overall the story is locked to a white gaze, observing the foreigner with spectacle and frankly degradation. That he is referred to as a black person shows how little visibility people of colour have in the Gaelic language, and by extension, the community.
And some more: >There is not a colloquial term for “white people” in Gaelic – I had never heard any of my Gaelic teachers, or anyone else in the community describe themselves as white. Words like dubh are attributed to non-white ethnic groups, just as the salesman in the story was labelled. And perhaps dubh was the only word accessible to me or my family, attributed to non-white ethnic groups – just as it was attributed to the South Asian salesman in the story. This speaks to the way in which language can ignore the nuances of race and identity – and position white people as the default, and everyone else under a blanket of abnormality.
>I hope for a future where the Gaelic community reflects, learns and reaches upwards for more inclusive measures in its institutions. For Gaelic to flourish and integrate fully into mainstream Scottish society, the community needs to embrace its speakers of colour, and address the inherent white fragility that bubbles under the surface of its psyche.