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All,

I'm the one who "flamed" Ole, although I did so in private, and it had nothing whatsoever to do
with "political correctness".

I Find nothing at all worthwhile in an adolescent racial slur that had not the slightest bit of
humor in it. There's plenty of humour on this board. some of it is clever, some of it is crude,
but it's all humour.

What is funny about "Hundee trannee no workee? Needs rice juice!" to anyone over the age of
eight?

Joe

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Mail From: "Richard Atherton (Entex)" <(email redacted)>

Humor is of course in the mind of the reader, listener.
Personally, I thought it was kind cute. It made me smile, but I also
like Sam Kinison, and even some of Dice Clay's material. Since the
original post had No British car content at all, it probably should have
been posted somewhere else.
We have the freedom of our first amendment to protect all of us.
This also brings with it the need for tolerance of the exorcising of
this right. I don't like anything about the neo-Nazi Skin head groups,
BUT, I'm not willing to give up my rights just to see them silenced.
It's a choice.

Soap box now available !!

Rich

(Always tollerant of others......until I snap !)


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> From: (email redacted)[SMTPemail redacted)]
> Reply To: (email redacted)
> Sent: Tuesday, May 27, 1997 6:16 PM
> To: (email redacted)
> Subject: Political Correctness
>
> All,
>
> I'm the one who "flamed" Ole, although I did so in private, and it had
> nothing whatsoever to do
> with "political correctness".
>
> I Find nothing at all worthwhile in an adolescent racial slur that had
> not the slightest bit of
> humor in it. There's plenty of humour on this board. some of it is
> clever, some of it is crude,
> but it's all humour.
>
> What is funny about "Hundee trannee no workee? Needs rice juice!" to
> anyone over the age of
> eight?
>
> Joe
>
>
>

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Hey Joe,

>What is funny about "Hundee trannee no workee? Needs rice juice!" to
>anyone over the age of
>eight?

I'm over 8 and I find it humorous. It obviously makes
play on the ethnic tendency of a certain Asiatic people
to add the long "e" sound to all English words. Combined
with the nortoriously poor quality
of the automotive product of that Asian country and the staple food,
the line is a clever ethnic joke. I personnally enjoy cleverness,
including ethnic jokes, and even Polish jokes, then again I never tried
to
force my beliefs or feelings on anyone else.

Rob Kempinski


Mandatory Tiger content - Looking for an oil pressure gauge. Mine
has a leak.

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Joe,

'What is funny about "Hundee trannee no workee? Needs rice juice!"
to anyone over the age of
eight?'

You missed the point, Ole can't spell! It's actually "Huunndeee traanneee no
workeee?"

All in good humour,

Jeff


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Date: 5/27/97 9:15 PM


All,

I'm the one who "flamed" Ole, although I did so in private, and it had nothing
whatsoever to do
with "political correctness".

I Find nothing at all worthwhile in an adolescent racial slur that had not the
slightest bit of
humor in it. There's plenty of humour on this board. some of it is clever, some
of it is crude,
but it's all humour.



Joe

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Joe,
Hundeee what? HUH???? Did I miss something here?

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Mail From: Russell Maddock <(email redacted)>

Richard Atherton (Entex) wrote:
> We have the freedom of our first amendment to protect all of us.

Since this list knows no national boundaries, we don't all have the
luxury of such freedoms.



I enjoyed Ole's original post. Personally I think the best jokes are
those at the expense of myself or my fellow countrymen, but people tell
me I have a strange sense of humour.

Russell Maddock

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Mail From: "Richard Atherton (Entex)" <(email redacted)>

I can't think of any good Ausie jokes. However, you are correct
in regards to my oversight. This IS a global list, or perhaps even a
Galalactic list, Hello ET?, so it is very true that not everyone here
will have the reference to the laws that we do have here in the States.
My apologies to those of you outside of the U.S.,..........and off world
as well. The Internet is truely free, except for the price $$$ Ooops,
there I go again, using non-global Dollar signs. Is there a generic
monitary simbol for currency?

Rich


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> From: Russell Maddock[SMTPemail redacted)]
> Reply To: Russell Maddock
> Sent: Thursday, May 29, 1997 5:46 AM
> To: Tiger List
> Subject: Re: Political Correctness
>
> Richard Atherton (Entex) wrote:
> > We have the freedom of our first amendment to protect all of
> us.
>
> Since this list knows no national boundaries, we don't all have the
> luxury of such freedoms.
>
>
>
> I enjoyed Ole's original post. Personally I think the best jokes are
> those at the expense of myself or my fellow countrymen, but people
> tell
> me I have a strange sense of humour.
>
> Russell Maddock
>
>