What's the chances of pulling?

[Rufus Gwertigan]

sorry for being bad at saying what i want to say.

i give you this in apology

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/video/2009...bury-highlights

[4AssedMonkey]

I went to glasto last year having never shagged a ginger, but always having wanted to. I achieved this.

[tommmy]

Was it the one from Girls Aloud?

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Was it the one from Girls Aloud?

[Jackmypie]

Paul Scholes

[Jony]

Me and a mate got chatting to a small group of people in 08

Stayed in touch with a couple of them and ended up doing Glasto together in 09 where my mate and a girl from the group became an item/inseparable/barely left the tent all weekend

She quit her job abroad to move in with him shortly after

They are currently expecting their 1st child in September and i'm best man at their wedding next year

It does happen

The only bad thing from a selfish point of view is that i've lost my wingman for this year

[Rufus Gwertigan]

The only bad thing from a selfish point of view is that i've lost my wingman for this year

[lolbeck]

I met a guy last year, just happened to chat to him while we were watching Pendulum, ended up watching Franz Ferdinand together after and he walked me back to my tent when I had to go stewarding. Turned out he was camping right next to my stewarding caravan, and he popped out to chat to me through most of my shift, which was quite nice, considering it was the midnight-6am shift.

He came to stay at mine for the weekend a couple of weeks after the festival, and we got on really well and a relationship was considered, but we decided it wasn't practical because of distance / me starting uni / him needing to finish 6th form.

Shame.

[Jony]

I'm free if you need a new one

[Jackmypie]

Will you hold my hand?

[diddly-dee]

This forum's just got much better now we're back on the sh*gging stories instead of the sixth form linguistic debates about the semantic associations of words such as; 'nigger', 'paki', 'ginger' etc.

[tommmy]

I normally have a w*nk or two over the festival period, once I had overdone it so much, even though I was bursting, I couldn't come.

There's no way I could go 5 days without emptying out.

[Rufus Gwertigan]

This forum's just got much better now we're back on the sh*gging stories instead of the sixth form linguistic debates about the semantic associations of words such as; 'nigger', 'paki', 'ginger' etc.

[muddyslingbax]

I have shaved my head but what about my pubes???

[Wanderlei]

Do you remember when it was ok to make jokes about ethnic minorities and gays were open to unimaginable abuse. It may be fun to you but when it's day in day out it's just another form of prejudice.

Is it just a coincidence ginger is an anagram of ni**er.

[ampersand]

I normally have a w*nk or two over the festival period, once I had overdone it so much, even though I was bursting, I couldn't come.

There's no way I could go 5 days without emptying out.

[muddyslingbax]

sorry for being bad at saying what i want to say.

i give you this in apology

http://www.guardian.co.uk/music/video/2009...bury-highlights

[4AssedMonkey]

Anyway, can we go back to the pubes please. Good clip,ta muchly

[Doghorse]

OK, one for the blokes - to trim or not to trim?

Another one for the blokes - on a woman - trimmed, shaved or au naturel?

[dan05delaney]

i have to enter here and admit i am a ginger...

OK, one for the blokes - to trim or not to trim?

Another one for the blokes - on a woman - trimmed, shaved or au naturel?

[TheBoyInTheBubble]

i have to enter here and admit i am a ginger...

trim...

trimed or shaved... gotta have some hair... i want a woman not a pre pubescent girl

[Wanderlei]

Ginger is hair colour that people sometimes like to take the piss out of that's all; not very nice for the ginger person but hair colour non the less. I've never heard of people with ginger hair being stopped and searched by police or historically driven out of their homes by non ginger people.

Edited May 15, 2010 by Wanderlei

[muddyslingbax]

Yeah, cos hair is completely different to skin. Justify your prejudices all you want but at the end of the day, prejudice is prejudice. People seem to make up their own random criteria about what's right and wrong just so they can do what they want to people.

[Rufus Gwertigan]

Yeah, cos hair is completely different to skin. Justify your prejudices all you want but at the end of the day, prejudice is prejudice. People seem to make up their own random criteria about what's right and wrong just so they can do what they want to people.

[4AssedMonkey]

I told myself I wouldn't get drawn into this but I'm gonna.

There is a whole world of difference between banter and friendly jibes at peoples expense and actual prejudice, bullying or persecution of any kind. Some people are hyper sensitive to this issue and I find that annoying.

I don't take myself at all seriously but I'm comfortable and confident in who I am. People take the piss out of me and I will laugh along and most of the people I class as close friends have a similar outlook. In my experience, the people who immediately try to occupy the moral high ground when jokes surrounding the issues of race/sexual orientation/religion etc. comes up tend to be unhappy in their own skin and carrying a heavy bag of neuroses with them.

Hell, the 4AssedMonkey thing came about as a jibe from my old cycling club about the size of my arse in lycra shorts (it's a fair old size and sticks out like you wouldn't believe) and it's been my internet moniker for the last 10 years as a result.

I'd be the first to jump on anyone who was obviously being prejudicial or malicious about any given sector of society but for pete's sake, can we all lighten up a touch?