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I wonder if John Cleese caused offence to people with Parkinsons disease when he was a member of the ministry of silly walks?
Uneducated, well that's a good one, I can supply info to show that is not the case.I suppose you dislike most things that don't fit snugly with you.So, remain lost for words. In fact do us all a favour and forget how to use them. All of them.
I wonder if Basil Fawlty hitting Manuel was offensive to people who classed it as racism?
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Why should I heed the advice of you.stammermmerersAnd as I said earlier, why blame Ronnie , he was an actor, Roy Clarke wrote it. Take your problem up with him.
Why is people immitating stammerers more offensive than people immitating spastics? Wasn't Basil often requesting that customers should accept Manuel's simplicities because he was from Barcelona?
Quote from: Wild Rover on July 14, 2014, 01:16:36 pmWhy should I heed the advice of you.stammermmerersAnd as I said earlier, why blame Ronnie , he was an actor, Roy Clarke wrote it. Take your problem up with him.You just can't stop taking the piss can you? You obviously don't know what you are on about. The stammer was absent in the original script. Barker introduced it to the character and uneducated people like yourself let him get away with it.http://tvtropes.org/pmwiki/pmwiki.php/Series/OpenAllHours?from=Main.OpenAllHoursAnyway it doesn't matter who brought the stammer to the show. What matters is that people like you and your uncle didn't have the brains to see how offensive it was. All the more unbelievable given both of you suffer/suffered with a similar affliction.
So anyway, about that good natured discussion about TV comedies we were having...