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[brewer]

When will they get around to banning the color pink?

Remember the old days where a "pinko" was a slur for communist?


Heh

It was typically tied to the word bastard. And sometimes rat.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

In the classical world, the colour pink - along with all other shades of red - was closely linked with the ideals of masculinity, courage and bravery in battle (through association with Ares/Mars).

Boru

[The Architect Of Fate]

Yup pink use to be a boy's color while blue used to be a girl's color. Oh to all those people who say men can't wear dresses tell me what makes the clothing on the left, not a dress.

[Brian37]

All 3 of Ahmaud's killers were convicted of murder.

[The Architect Of Fate]

HELL YES !!!

Enjoy prison assholes !!!

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

In the classical world, the colour pink - along with all other shades of red - was closely linked with the ideals of masculinity, courage and bravery in battle (through association with Ares/Mars).

Boru

Indeed. Plus even today today, Catholics associate the colour blue with the virgin mother.

Plus; It was queen Victoria who popularised white wedding dresses. Before then, brides were free be as inventive as they liked.

Below a clip from my favourite TV wedding; Alice and Hugo from The Vicar of Dibley. I was trying the find the procession; the attendants are dressed as Teletubbies. The vicar is of course Dawn French

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

In the classical world, the colour pink - along with all other shades of red - was closely linked with the ideals of masculinity, courage and bravery in battle (through association with Ares/Mars).

Boru

Indeed. Plus even today today, Catholics associate the colour blue with the virgin mother.

Plus; It was queen Victoria who popularised white wedding dresses. Before then, brides were free be as inventive as they liked.

Below a clip from my favourite TV wedding; Alice and Hugo from The Vicar of Dibley. I was trying the find the procession; the attendants are dressed as Teletubbies. The vicar is of course Dawn French

Love me some ‘Vicar of Dibley’, I does.

Boru

[Oldandeasilyconfused]

Indeed. Plus even today today, Catholics associate the colour blue with the virgin mother.

Plus; It was queen Victoria who popularised white wedding dresses. Before then, brides were free be as inventive as they liked.

Below a clip from my favourite TV wedding; Alice and Hugo from The Vicar of Dibley. I was trying the find the procession; the attendants are dressed as Teletubbies. The vicar is of course Dawn French

Love me some ‘Vicar of Dibley’, I does.

Boru

Me too .Sadly Three of the cast members have died, including Emma Chambers (Alice). She was my favourite among a cast of wonderfully eccentric characters.

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Love me some ‘Vicar of Dibley’, I does.

Boru

Me too . Sadly three of the cast members have died, including Emma Chambers (Alice). She was my favourite among a cast of wonderfully  eccentric characters.

One of my favourite lines from Hugo's dour father, in reply to some proposition he didn't like :"I'd rather eat my own scrotum"

One of the farmers in the mix went onto village radio with his opinion piece "Is sex with a poodle always wrong?"

Alice and Hugo had seven children because Alice got confused with the pill.   The truly sad thing is I actually met a woman like that. She'd miss a day so she'd start on a new packet.   Result, pregnancy. Baby had spina bifida. Both parents far too stupid to cope.

[Brian37]

I think the lead prosecutor in the Ahmaud case did a fantastic job.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

HELL YES !!!

Enjoy prison assholes !!!

Let’s not get over excited just yet.

Boru