Causing Offence?
Causing Offence?
I am thinking of erecting a huge flag pole in my front garden and flying the cross of St George. Do you think this would be deemed offencive to the natives?
Re: Causing Offence?
Why would you do that? are you insecure about your background?Chrissi wrote:I am thinking of erecting a huge flag pole in my front garden and flying the cross of St George. Do you think this would be deemed offencive to the natives?
Thanks for that reply sheilap. My neighbours should be fine as we already have German, Finish, and Swedish flags down the road. As for the other replies:sheilap wrote:Hi Chrissi it might help if you ask the neighbours
and don't take any notice of the crass replies from those who have nothing better to say
aligato; My local council informed me that I needed planning permission and would probably not get it as it WOULD be offencive to "Other" (maybe they meant you)
SadK; If I where insecure about my background why would I want to advertise it on the top of a flag pole?
Blubba; wrong, so wind your neck in and enough with the name calling OK!
Chrissi wrote: Thanks for that reply sheilap. My neighbours should be fine as we already have German, Finish, and Swedish flags down the road.
aligato; My local council informed me that I needed planning permission and would probably not get it as it WOULD be offencive to "Other" (maybe they meant you)Any Spanish ones?
Personally, I would not want to fly a flag, but I'm not sure why it should be deemed offensive. However, not sure why anyone would want to fly a flag of a country they have presumibly turned their back on! Sounds a bit like divided loyalties! If you are proud to be in Spain, fly a Spanish one. That shouldn't upset anyone.
Regards, Frank
No soy residente, simplemente un turista, ¿qué sé yo?
No soy residente, simplemente un turista, ¿qué sé yo?
People who choose to live or holiday in a country other than the country they were born are not deserters...to even suggest is Causing Offense.a country they have presumably turned their back on! Sounds a bit like divided loyalties!
Offensive...no... Chrissi you would be deemed daftDo you think this would be deemed offencive to the natives?
No muerdes la mano que te da de comer.
Re: Causing Offence?
Chrissi, can I assume from your position that you are not merely proud of your background but xenophobic??Chrissi wrote:I am thinking of erecting a huge flag pole in my front garden and flying the cross of St George. Do you think this would be deemed offencive to the natives?
well there you go then -
the motto of the great state of nevada is
"todo por la patria" (in english, of course) and
the flag has a colorful crest in the upper left-hand corner of
a beautiful prussian blue field...
i'm gonna order one from governor guinn
and fly it from the lightning rod on the roof...
the motto of the great state of nevada is
"todo por la patria" (in english, of course) and
the flag has a colorful crest in the upper left-hand corner of
a beautiful prussian blue field...
i'm gonna order one from governor guinn
and fly it from the lightning rod on the roof...
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Re: Causing Offence?
phobias are fears so the answer is no.Sad K wrote:Chrissi, can I assume from your position that you are not merely proud of your background but xenophobic??
Will they be pole dancers as I've heard this can be a very exiting spectacle?costakid wrote:This is also on ideal?????????????? and they are all slagging each other off on there aswell. If you fancy a flag pole erect one and we can have this years a.com christmas party at yours and i will bring some dancers for the pole. Cheer up ladies and gentlemen.
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