Evra accuses Suarez of racism

[TheElephantMan]

Is anyone else feeling distinctly anti-anti-racism? It seems like they have such little purpose now that they're making up stupid accusations to make themselves feel like they're still important.

[Red_Polo]

I'd consider myself very anti-racist, so no. Doesn't mean I don't look at some of the self-interested more or less lobby groups and think to myself "friends like these".

[Phoenix07]

Is anyone else feeling distinctly anti-anti-racism? It seems like they have such little purpose now that they're making up stupid accusations to make themselves feel like they're still important.

Yep.

I'm appalled at all of them. Any respect I had for them is gone and as someone who has suffered from racism badly, I am infuriated by the lot of them and hope they disappear off the face of the earth. They are self serving, spineless and only seek to promote themselves.

[Chris]

Is anyone else feeling distinctly anti-anti-racism? It seems like they have such little purpose now that they're making up stupid accusations to make themselves feel like they're still important.

I'm definitely anti them sort of cunts, dickheads like this Woolley bloke create far more problems than they solve.

[Kenneth]

I think you're conflating two different issues - the physiological perception of something physical and the psychological perception of the information this produces.:

That's a good way of putting it, and all I've been arguing (for arguments sake) is that the concept of colour is born from the latter.

[Red_Polo]

That's a good way of putting it, and all I've been arguing (for arguments sake) is that the concept of colour is born from the latter.

Hmm...I'd say it's kinda dependent on differential nervous responses to variations in light intensity and wavelength at rods and cones too. Like you intimate this isn't really the place for what has become an entirely pointless conversation, but I've enjoyed having it all the same

[ChesterDave]

The FA keen to stamp out homophobia are obvious serious about it.

Michael Ball, Ravel Morrison, Freddie Macheda. Manny Smith and Nile Ranger all fined and banned for a commulative total of NO games.

I guess that E3 rule isnt all its cracked up to be.

[Kenneth]

Hmm...I'd say it's kinda dependent on differential nervous responses to variations in light intensity and wavelength at rods and cones too. Like you intimate this isn't really the place for what has become an entirely pointless conversation, but I've enjoyed having it all the same

So trees falling in forests...

[Tee]

Well, it's clearly not irrelevant no, but I know what you mean now

I think you're conflating two different issues - the physiological perception of something physical and the psychological perception of the information this produces.



QED my good fellow

Wasn't that a programme in the 80s? Cannot think what it was about though.

[Liverpel]

thank **** we can't see him, only the absence of not him.

[Liverpel]

Wasn't that a programme in the 80s? Cannot think what it was about though.

Q.E.D. (quod erat demonstrandum, which means "that which was to be demonstrated") was the name of a strand of BBC popular science documentary films which aired in the United Kingdom from 1982 to 1999.[1]


Level of scientific understanding
Horizon often could be difficult for a scientific novice, requiring a modicum of background knowledge beyond the reaches of many viewers, so Q.E.D. was a more approachable way of introducing scientific stories.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q.E.D._(BBC_TV_series)

So, basically it was Horizon for Dummies.

I preferred "How!"

[Tee]

Tommorrows World was good as well.

[Nicey]

The Dramatically named Operation Black Vote organization has turned its attentions to Pepe for a Spanish Insurance ad he did recently which essentially has a very cliche African tribal comedy scene and somehow thats offensive to all black people and because the joke was the Tribe were gay somehow all black people are gay .. like thats a bad thing in of itself... the leader of said movement was shocked on too many levels .... give me strenght ... were do you start ..

[McDermotX]

[BigChief]

Wasn't that a programme in the 80s? Cannot think what it was about though.

Q.E.D., the first time I got to see a nude woman (and man) top to bottom, with baby oil on, standing still on a small spinny table before 10pm on national television and the camera not panning away from the 'sensitive' bits.

I grew up that day.