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Thats what i usually tell the wife, when they don't turn the lights on in a dark creepy house as well.
oh yeah, just realised, the only coloured person in the whole film is the bus driver who screws up the whole getaway... the wokes will want this banned along with Grease now
brilliant... just showed "you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off" scene
oh yeah, just realised, the only coloured person in the whole film is the bus driver who screws up the whole getaway... the wokes will want this banned along with Grease now
brilliant... just showed "you're only supposed to blow the bloody doors off" scene
The BBC recently showed the 1971 film of Dads Army . Before it started it showed a "discriminatory language warning"
Are the BBC worried about upsetting the NAZIS now.
The BBC recently showed the 1971 film of Dads Army . Before it started it showed a "discriminatory language warning"
Are the BBC worried about upsetting the NAZIS now.
There’s a singular reference where they use the term “fuzzy wuzzies” to describe Sudanese people. This term comes from a Mr Kipling poem where a soldier is full of praise and respect for them, their fighting prowess and bravery during the Mahdist war.
They also refer to the french as frogs. I imagine this would have been common language during World War Two although it’s true that Dads Army is in no way meant to be a totally accurate historical documentary.
The creatures outside looked from pig to man, and from man to pig, and from pig to man again; but already it was impossible to say which was which.
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