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Dr. Loon wrote:Where did I say I didn't want to read it? I'm simply saying that if I could stab you in the eye I would. Valid discussion or not, I find it pathetically stupid, and argumentative for the sake of an argument. The two of you. Therefore I'd like to stab you both in the eye! Nothing wrong with that.
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Third_Echelon wrote: right back at ya...
Damn. There was me hoping for an argument about stabbing you in the eye!0 -
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Sorry normally I wouldn't care less about a persons spelling ( mine is crap too ) it's just that you suggested I use a dictionary so I had that idea fresh in my mind.Third_Echelon wrote:wow you're good... you fool... :rolleyes:
You misspelled Hindu, since your not on an another planet I'm presuming that was a typoThird_Echelon wrote:It is actually a buddist symbol... c'mon please... you'd want to be on another planet not to know its true meaning...
Probably not but if you show it to a hindu they would probably see something different. That's the thing about symbols they evolve and change. Who's to say that in 50 years time kids wont be going around with swastikas on their t-shirts ( if they can be made to look good ) and that CCCP wont be just like GAP - another brand in a sea of brands. Like many other things symbols evolve and change, if we had to know the history of everything we ever come across in our daily life we would never leave the classroom.Third_Echelon wrote:Although it was also used by those damn nazis as well. so it is also a symbol of opression, mass murder and down-right evil. Im sure if you offered this t-shirt to a jew to wear they wouldn't think it meant luck...
I knew what it was, I had to google for the images. I wouldn't bother suggesting you use Google though because you already know everything.Third_Echelon wrote:yes i did... education... you see... didnt have to use google like you... muppet...0 -
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yes so you would understand the term.. not the spelling. i dont really care about the spelling....OfflerCrocGod wrote:Sorry normally I wouldn't care less about a persons spelling ( mine is crap too ) it's just that you suggested I use a dictionary so I had that idea fresh in my mind.
I didnt type hindu anywhere... i may have mispelled buddhist though..OfflerCrocGod wrote:You misspelled Hindu, since your not on an another planet I'm presuming that was a typo
of course but we are not a buddhist nation. In our culture is not a symbol of well being as it is for buddhists.OfflerCrocGod wrote:Probably not but if you show it to a hindu they would probably see something different.
I dont think that kids will be wearing that in fairness. There hasn't really been a symbol like the swastika that has meant so much bad feeling and evilness to a planet than the swastika has... Nobody will ever forget the third reich or the nazis unfortunately..OfflerCrocGod wrote:That's the thing about symbols they evolve and change. Who's to say that in 50 years time kids wont be going around with swastikas on their t-shirts ( if they can be made to look good ) and that CCCP wont be just like GAP - another brand in a sea of brands. Like many other things symbols evolve and change, if we had to know the history of everything we ever come across in our daily life we would never leave the classroom.
Im not talking about knowing a complete history of a symbol or phrase etc. An idea of what it means is enough. Enough to say to someone, i know a bit about what i am wearing...OfflerCrocGod wrote:I knew what it was, I had to google for the images. I wouldn't bother suggesting you use Google though because you already know everything.
oh yeah... just for the pics??
I am google...0 -
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Na I was messingThird_Echelon wrote:I didnt type hindu anywhere... i may have mispelled buddhist though..
the symbol was originally Hindu and then the Buddys decided to use it too. 0 -
I would. So long as it looked kool I wouldn't give a flying fcuk. Sure then I would never buy anything cause I'd have to go & research the possible hidden meaning/inuendo of every piece of clothing I'm considering buying.Third_Echelon wrote:Are you telling me that you would buy a t-shirt with a symbol or face of a person without actually not knowing about its meaning?
Here's a nice t-shirt I might buy
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Dave wrote:I think the t-shirt might be referring to the autobahn, maybe the volkswagen, possibly even the space program. What's wrong with that?
doesn't really outweigh all the 'bad things'0 -
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Lolfletch wrote: that's a good one
It's funny. Laugh.Third_Echelon wrote:not a particularly PC t-shirt now is it???
Are you telling me fletch is a nazi? Most people seeing that on the streets of Dublin would laugh. You need to lighten up A LOT.Third_Echelon wrote:You know the meaning of what that stands for.. buying it would just be ignorance at its finest...
You may want to look up Humour aswell as SarcasmThird_Echelon wrote:doesn't really outweigh all the 'bad things' 0 -
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