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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp
Did he provide any logical explanation why he wanted people to sit 'in order of colour'? How was he defining this? Did hair colour count? Did all the bue eyed blonds have to sit together? What about the green eyed red heads? Do they sit with the blue eyed blonds or the brown eyed brunettes? Oh but hang on a minute what about the blue eyed brunettes? Would it have meant my two daughters would have been segregated?
Yes I know I'm exaggerating the issue but it seems a pointless request unless there was some purpose for it.
I would love to respond to the last paragraph but I'm completely lost for words at the moment. Perhaps I'm just tired. It's been a tiring day.
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HE didn't put us in that seating plan, he said we sat that way by our own choice. Obviously I was a bit annoyed as my group of friends at college had 2 asians girls amongst us who were sat with us at the time, so he'd chosen to completely ignore that and focus on the girls who stuck to their own groups. I think the main problem is that they fail to see that ethnic groups would choose to sit together would sit together for more obvious reasons than by colour choice, such as they'd share similar music/film tastes, dress sense, all sorts of things normal girls talk about but are completely different across different cultures.
I hate Jack Straw and that is one man i wont tolerate
