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Tin Monkey

02-06-2007 21:03

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by WillowTheWhisp (Post 431618)

Let's consider Alf Garnett as another example. Did people laugh at those Alf Garnett poked fun at or did they laugh at the silly old fool who made himself look stupid by making fun of them?

Ahhhh... now that's a different matter altogether. How audiences decode meaning in texts is a complex debate and much depends on the hegemonic nature of the media itself.
Anyway, I thought we'd agreed that I was right?? :p

Seems our discussion is a little unpopular with some. I've already had a couple of negative karma comments left. :D

Wynonie Harris

02-06-2007 21:16

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by Tin Monkey (Post 431623)

Seems our discussion is a little unpopular with some.

Not with me, it isn't! Two of the "big beasts" (metaphorically speaking) of Accyweb lock horns...fascinating stuff!

maxwell silver

02-06-2007 21:28

Re: Gingerism

Do you know if you get a book of different shades of colours as in a pantone book for mixing paint or inks there is not a pantone ginger.There's every other colour under the sun but no ginger.Is this a form of discrimination.It's not under red or ......it's just not there.

WillowTheWhisp

02-06-2007 22:19

Re: Gingerism

Do you realise also that what I see on my screen as 'darkorchid' (ie the colour of my text) may not be the same as the colour you see on your screen which is the techy version of the age-old question as to whether what you see as ginger is the same as what I see as ginger - or indeed any other colour. Our eyes could be as different as the monitor screens we use.

garinda

03-06-2007 00:09

Re: Gingerism

I'd stop debating Willow.

Just give the Monkey a good spanking instead.

mani	03-06-2007 04:39

Re: Gingerism

why is ginger hair so frowned upon or looked down on?

i mean i can understand if was cuz ginger rhymes with minger... but thats a recent thing - the whole anti-ginger thing is age-old and i cant seem to find out why

ginger girls are hot in bed. the end.

grego

03-06-2007 08:31

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by mani (Post 431670)

Now Mani thats quite offensive are you saying that brunettes and blondes aren't:D

Ianto.W.

03-06-2007 11:33

Re: Gingerism

Quote:

Originally Posted by Wynonie Harris (Post 431626)

Not with me, it isn't! Two of the "big beasts" (metaphorically speaking) of Accyweb lock horns...fascinating stuff!

You'r right there Wynonie, can't get enough of this great crack.:D;)

katex

03-06-2007 11:38

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by grego (Post 431678)

Now Mani thats quite offensive are you saying that brunettes and blondes aren't:D

And wonder how he came to this conclusion in the first place .. :rolleyes:

grego

03-06-2007 11:52

Re: Gingerism

Is there something your not telling us Katex?:D

katex

03-06-2007 11:59

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by grego (Post 431747)

Is there something your not telling us Katex?:D

Eeew hek Grego ! No .. just shows how text can be misinterpreted (proving points above).. :eek:

Just sorta' meant, like, ahem, .. how many had Mani 'trialed' to make such an assumption .. hope that explains it. :o

WillowTheWhisp

03-06-2007 12:00

Re: Gingerism

Is it a British thing? Someone I know has a friend in America who told them that everyone she knows thinks ginger hair is adoreable and they love to see it.

SPUGGIE J

03-06-2007 12:10

Re: Gingerism

Read heads were around before blondes (who will be extinct in 200 years according to scientists) and dark haired people. Besides red headed blue eyed people are the original inhabitants in the British Isles until the was the start of our imigration problems.

Was red when younger and had red stuble which is now greying faster than GW Bush changes his mind. :(

WillowTheWhisp

03-06-2007 12:12

Re: Gingerism

I thought green eyes went naturally with red hair. Supposedly the traditional Irish colouring is red hair and green eyes.

Ianto.W.

03-06-2007 12:14

Re: Gingerism

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Originally Posted by mani (Post 431670)

An explanation would be a great help mani, personally iv'e never noticed with the lights out:D.

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