Phube Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Every one is prejudice, no-one can deny it! But which do you consider overrides/controls your feelings when you first meet/see someone? Me personally believe I'm an Other... I don't care what colour, sex, religion etc. a person is... but what really determines how I feel about anyone is their dress! I mean if I see a group of lads down the road dressed in, what I consider, normal clothes I wouldn't batter an eyelid. If on the other hand the same group of lads were in chav get up I'd start to hold my wallet/phone etc more tightly!
the_bowman Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Yeah I know what you mean - but I generally judge people on how well off they are, because no denying it money can affect your life a lot
Asha Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Sexual preference. Don't hate 'em just dont love the idea.
Finnegan Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Wealth. Haha. I'm such a would-be class warrior, it's unbelievable. I guess, perhaps deep down inside some pyshcologist would tell me it's envy, might be. But I've got such low tolerance for the well-to-do it's unbelievable.
Phube Posted 28 October 2007 Author Posted 28 October 2007 Wealth. Haha. I'm such a would-be class warrior, it's unbelievable. I guess, perhaps deep down inside some pyshcologist would tell me it's envy, might be. But I've got such low tolerance for the well-to-do it's unbelievable. Well it kinda goes with my appearance prejudice... I see a woman with a nasty, oversized, overpriced handbag from some sh*tty designer and instantly dislike her... Same with Audi TT's, always driven by tw@ts!!!
Suffolk_fox Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 People with excess metal in their faces. I'm sorry but if someone turned up for an interview for a 'front line' position in my company (ie to be seen by customers) I would not employ them. I know some will see this as wrong, but the question was asked...
Suffolk_fox Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Oh, and people who speak in a Chavvy, common manner, eg: Like that girl off BB (Charlie?) Like how Kate Nash pronounces 'Fitter' as 'Fittarrr' and 'Innit' as a one word response to just about anything....
Asha Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Oh, and people who speak in a Chavvy, common manner, eg:Like that girl off BB (Charlie?) Like how Kate Nash pronounces 'Fitter' as 'Fittarrr' and 'Innit' as a one word response to just about anything.... True. Innit?
Finnegan Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Well it kinda goes with my appearance prejudice... I see a woman with a nasty, oversized, overpriced handbag from some sh*tty designer and instantly dislike her...Same with Audi TT's, always driven by tw@ts!!! I think we're talking about something different. You're just being shallow and baseless based on aesthetics, because you're a total and utter queer "metrosexual." I'm talking about assuming everyone with a remotely fair income is a right-wing, tight-fisted, scrooging cont.
Phube Posted 28 October 2007 Author Posted 28 October 2007 I think we're talking about something different. You're just being shallow and baseless based on aesthetics, because you're a total and utter queer "metrosexual." I'm talking about assuming everyone with a remotely fair income is a right-wing, tight-fisted, scrooging cont. ... Quite possibly, I believe people have the right to be rich... just don't be classless with it!! BTW did you see my Gay score??? 16%!!! Ha!!! (But they did ask the wrong questions though, I'd get nearer 80-90% if they asked about peppermint tea, dancing, lady knowlegde etc... But I'm a scruffy git!)
Finnegan Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I hate camp people, but I don't really think that's a "prejudice" as such. I don't judge anyone as a result of their campness, I don't assume they are actually gay or not. I know a number of gay people who no one would know swung the "other" way if they hadn't fairly openly come out with it. You just don't have to be a complete and total queen with it. Fluffy-lovey-happy, overly fashion bothered, peppermint tea-drinking nintendophiles just really get my goat.
Unit Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I mean if I see a group of lads down the road dressed in, what I consider, normal clothes I wouldn't batter an eyelid. If on the other hand the same group of lads were in chav get up I'd start to hold my wallet/phone etc more tightly! I'm with you there, it's odd how if a group of people were waling towards me dressed in... studenty clothes (if there is such a thing) I wouldn't even take notice but if it's a group of your typical rudeboys, suddenly you start going over your Jackie Chan moves in your head.
Phube Posted 28 October 2007 Author Posted 28 October 2007 I'm with you there, it's odd how if a group of people were waling towards me dressed in... studenty clothes (if there is such a thing) I wouldn't even take notice but if it's a group of your typical rudeboys, suddenly you start going over your Jackie Chan moves in your head. That's exactly what I was getting at!
Guest Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 If anything, I'm "fattist". This is why I hate myself so much.
Alexikokopops Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 You can't trust the fatties. Look at them.
Wezleylowski Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I'm with you there, it's odd how if a group of people were waling towards me dressed in... studenty clothes (if there is such a thing) I wouldn't even take notice but if it's a group of your typical rudeboys, suddenly you start going over your Jackie Chan moves in your head. I jus get ma nife outta ma sock brethrin
Lovejoy Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Oh, and people who speak in a Chavvy, common manner, eg:Like that girl off BB (Charlie?) Like how Kate Nash pronounces 'Fitter' as 'Fittarrr' and 'Innit' as a one word response to just about anything.... Living down south life like yours truly sir you should be used to it. Not that i'm saying you have to like it mind! I may have a slight southern note in my voice, not that i'm a chav
Suffolk_fox Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Ah, but where I am it's all "Aroight there boi?" And pointing at the moon and stuff....
Head Honcho Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I hate camp people, but I don't really think that's a "prejudice" as such. I don't judge anyone as a result of their campness, I don't assume they are actually gay or not. I know a number of gay people who no one would know swung the "other" way if they hadn't fairly openly come out with it. You just don't have to be a complete and total queen with it.Fluffy-lovey-happy, overly fashion bothered, peppermint tea-drinking nintendophiles just really get my goat. Same here! Don't really give a toss about poofters and lesbo's but nancy boys really do wind me up. Watching that Brian Dowling on telly last night was enough to make you puke.
Finnegan Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I want to know who the six people that said race are. :\
Wezleylowski Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 I want to know who the six people that said race are. :\ David Villa has 6 different accounts
AoWW Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Ah, but where I am it's all "Aroight there boi?"And pointing at the moon and stuff.... But I do that. I just hate the general ****ing public. Chavs - my personal prejudice. I know it shouldn't be - but it is. I like 'shunwider's suggestion though.
Nationwider Posted 28 October 2007 Posted 28 October 2007 Chavs - my personal prejudice. I know it shouldn't be - but it is. I like 'shunwider's suggestion though. They're awful. I had to be amongst them briefly today. Urrrrgh.
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