deception, your posts have nothing to do with the topic. All you have said is that NTC has no right to an opinion because you *think* that NTC is either uneducated or "haven't dealt with many people outside of his peer group". You are certainly not articulating any ideas, and you're not backing your statements up. Shouldn't you, as a (self-proclaimed) educated person lead by example do those things?
<div class="quote_poster">NTC187 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Listen here Ghandi, I dont know what the hell your problem with me is, but why dont you give it a rest, alright?</div> ghandi is one cool guy but you state opinion above fact. <div class="quote_poster">Bahir Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">deception, your posts have nothing to do with the topic. All you have said is that NTC has no right to an opinion because you *think* that NTC is either uneducated or "haven't dealt with many people outside of his peer group". You are certainly not articulating any ideas, and you're not backing your statements up. Shouldn't you, as a (self-proclaimed) educated person lead by example do those things?</div> a contradiction? well true on many occasions but you have to read ntc's other posts for a better perspective. and as far as the peer group- i was referring to australia's notorious "white only" approach to immigration until 1973. furthermore, the state of australia has coerced the exclusion of "other" groups like the aboriginals historically.
Why would you even speak about him not having much formal education? Is that any of your business to talk about over the boards? Don't you have any respect?
<div class="quote_poster">TheBlackMamba Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Why would you even speak about him not having much formal education? Is that any of your business to talk about over the boards? Don't you have any respect?</div> Thanks for saying that. It was definitely inappropriate, especially for an abstract question such as the one the thread proposed-- which formal education would not help answer.
<div class="quote_poster">Karma Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">This question is kind of strange in that EVERYTHING can be related back to "someone". For example, if I'm laughing at a sign that seems unintentionally funny to me (like say...a restaurant called Fuk Juu - which I think exists in Vancouver), but the restaurant is named after combining two people's last name, it's at someone's expense but it's not really THEM I'm laughing at right? So I think unless we're laughing at like scientific facts or WORDS or things of that nature, we are technically laughing at another's expense, although it may not be in a way that's insulting to them.</div> That is a complex situation of whether it would be at the owners' expense or at the coincidental alignment of two Chinese last names that sound similar to English words. <div class="quote_poster">Chuck Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Self-deprecating humor doesn't have to hurt one's own feelings. The ability to laugh at oneself is such a good quality, anyway.</div> Yea, making fun of yourself definitely doesn't hurt others. I wasn't thinking of that when I made the thread. <div class="quote_poster">TimmyDMVP Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">That shirt is black...............................................NOT!!!!!</div> If the joke coach saw the movie, he probably felt bad after seeing how he was embarrassed in front of millions of people. Maybe not though, being a joke coach he might have appreciated it?
What is meant by "offensive" humor? Just because a joke is crass or uses dirty words, I don't think there's anything wrong with that. I tend not to like jokes that are meant to embarass a person or group of people, unless they really deserve it. NTC is right. No joke is intrinsically offensive. If people are sensitive enough, almost anything could be offensive. Most really good jokes will probably offend someone for some reason or other.
<div class="quote_poster">NTC187 Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Listen here Ghandi, I dont know what the hell your problem with me is, but why dont you give it a rest, alright?</div> Damn ntc!
<div class="quote_poster">durvasa Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">NTC is right. No joke is intrinsically offensive. If people are sensitive enough, almost anything could be offensive. Most really good jokes will probably offend someone for some reason or other.</div> Well I mean thats right, essentially, anyone could be offended by anything, thats why I find it so stupid. We all need to learn to accept the views and opinions of others, realize that while you may not find somthing amusing, some one else might.
<div class="quote_poster">TheBlackMamba Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Why would you even speak about him not having much formal education? Is that any of your business to talk about over the boards? Don't you have any respect?</div> respect is certainly earned. <div class="quote_poster">Chuck Wrote</div><div class="quote_post">Thanks for saying that. It was definitely inappropriate, especially for an abstract question such as the one the thread proposed-- which formal education would not help answer.</div> do you even know what an abstract question is? btw, a formal education gives you perspective as well as harness intelligence.
