You Know Who Sucks? This Guy

[The Artful Dodger]

That's a little bit of the pot calling the kettle white.

Better watch it - you don't want to get blackballed, or have a black mark put on your record.

Or yellow carded. Oops, sorry, wrong reference.

[Madison]

Price is an idiot that does stuff like this all the time.

[DK]

That's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.


Although to play a slight devil's advocate, when you're talking about non-scientific terms, it is weird how often "dark" and "black" are used in a negative connotation and "white" is more pure and innocent

(obviously not talking about a black hole, because, well, that's just what it is.)


Just something to mull...

[JTWood]

That's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.


Although to play a slight devil's advocate, when you're talking about non-scientific terms, it is weird how often "dark" and "black" are used in a negative connotation and "white" is more pure and innocent

(obviously not talking about a black hole, because, well, that's just what it is.)


Just something to mull...

Ever seen Sunshine?

[Mookie4ever]

I have a Japanese friend who once got very offended when I commented that it "felt a little nippy" outside.

He when back inside and the weather brightened considerably.

[DK]

That's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.


Although to play a slight devil's advocate, when you're talking about non-scientific terms, it is weird how often "dark" and "black" are used in a negative connotation and "white" is more pure and innocent

(obviously not talking about a black hole, because, well, that's just what it is.)


Just something to mull...

Ever seen Sunshine?

No, but a friend of mine did tell me to see it. I have no idea what it's about though.

Break it down for me man!

[The Artful Dodger]

I have a Japanese friend who once got very offended when I commented that it "felt a little nippy" outside.

He when back inside and the weather brightened considerably.

Nice. Took me a while to get the "nippy" reference, but that's a first for me to hear a Japanese person get offended by that term.

[Mookie4ever]

I have a Japanese friend who once got very offended when I commented that it "felt a little nippy" outside.

He when back inside and the weather brightened considerably.

Nice. Took me a while to get the "nippy" reference, but that's a first for me to hear a Japanese person get offended by that term.

I also used to work with an Indian guy who used to curry favour with the boss. He got offended when we called him a brown-noser.

And then there was this Australian Dodger fan that I knew. He was a jerk.

[wake]

That's one of the dumbest things I've ever seen.


Although to play a slight devil's advocate, when you're talking about non-scientific terms, it is weird how often "dark" and "black" are used in a negative connotation and "white" is more pure and innocent

(obviously not talking about a black hole, because, well, that's just what it is.)


Just something to mull...

Basically, light and the color white are usually associated with "good" because of the sun. Darkness and the color black are usually associated with "bad" because of the night. You'll find the same archetypes in most societies throughout history because of the fear people have with darkness.

[PlayingWithFire]

That's a little bit of the pot calling the kettle white.

Better watch it - you don't want to get blackballed, or have a black mark put on your record.

Or yellow carded. Oops, sorry, wrong reference.

I demand an apology