Re: Digital Prints at ASDA (UK supermarket)

On Sun, 11 May 2008 11:45:34 +0100, Chris H <chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>"Chris H" <chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>> In message <68k8ugF2t29anU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, OG
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>>>>"Chris H" <chris@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>> In message <68hkveF2ssdcjU1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, OG
>>>>> <owen@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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>>>>>>- that's your role. I'm just
>>>>>>pointing out that the OP made unjustified offensive comments
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>>>>> They were not.
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>>>>They were, look up the definition of 'bint'
>>>>- noun  British Slang: Disparaging and Offensive.
>>>>a woman or girl
>>>>
>>>>The OP accepts it was 'prolly unkind', so why don't you just accept it
and
>>>>shut up.
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>>> It was humour and you wont accept that.
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>>Since when is calling someone a 'bint', humour?
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>Since the carry on films...... Most comedians I know have used the term 
>on pre watershed TV

It was fairly regular utterance on Monty Python.  That was too early
for chav and chavette, though.
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Tony Cooper - Orlando, Florida