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Dalits are the untouchable class in India. They are discriminated against at all levels of society.
I understand, and I don't condone it, but I don't think I was making light of that fact nor mocking them. Still, if it is better for PF, maybe better to delete it. Should I( Staff can then delete the followup posts)?jedishrfu said:Dalits are the untouchable class in India. They are discriminated against at all levels of society.
Agreed. I have trouble in particular with "Dumb Polish" jokes, not just for the obvious reasons but because Poles have a long and distinguished record of academic accomplishment.jedishrfu said:I wasn’t suggesting that I just wanted to point it out that sometimes jokes sound funnier to people when they have a bad hidden meaning.
I remember as a kid the polish jokes that were often made which conveniently forgot about the Polish efforts to break Enigma during WW2 that gave the British the foundation they needed to carry on the task.
I only avoid Poles when doing Contour Integrals ( Math Joke).jedishrfu said:My friend and I once did a Relativistic polish parody for our modern physics class. It was the barn pole paradox where he was the pole since he was Polish. I can’t remember the details but everyone laughed.
Sure, but the browser doesn't pay the ads. I wondered about the complexity of the contracts. I am already used to the fact that some companies would like to solve my tax problems as an American living in Europe.jedishrfu said:Likely because the browser knew where you were located hence the German ads.
The ads on many websites are often supplied by some third party such as Google who decide what ads to show you based on all the information they have collected about you. Google (or whoever) pays the website owner for the rights to show ads on the websites.fresh_42 said:Strange new world.
I read in the online version of an English newspaper and the ads at the bottom of the page were all in German.
Wow, I hope you don't consider me a Karen or even the male version of a Karen, whatever that may be. And a Douchebaggette can be read in more than one way, both pretty repugnant.fresh_42 said:I can't help, but this sounds as if that was you @WWGD :
https://www.boredpanda.com/woman-karen-mistakes-someone-for-employee-revenge/
Is the solution on page 404?WWGD said:How ironic and self-referential:
When I do a search for a solution to :
PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR,
I get the message:
PR_CONNECT_RESET_ERROR
Maybe I should eat a Snickers bar : " Not going anywhere for a while.."
I imagine some network outgoing permissions may have randomly changed though never got the same message before. I want to talk to the (Network) Manager!
No, I thought of you as the cool guy responding.WWGD said:Wow, I hope you don't consider me a Karen or even the male version of a Karen, whatever that may be. And a Douchebaggette can be read in more than one way, both pretty repugnant.
It's not our choice. I've seen Ken on social media.jedishrfu said:Ken is more associated with Barbie. Perhaps Barney is better.
It is Kevin and double names which have a bad reputation here, but more in the direction of being silly, rather than "patridiots".jedishrfu said:Yeah, I just saw that with the American Girl photo above so it makes perfect sense.
I picked Barney because of the Mayberry RFD character of the bumbling deputy who was always trying to impose the letter of the law no matter how minor the infraction.