someone would have to have a chauffer liscense... not to mention a place to store it... and probably plural someones for the driving aspect would be something really cool though
well i'm sorry someone would be offended by the term jew town. half of my family is jewish and i take no offense to it. i'm sorry people have nothing better to do than get pissed off about ancient nick names for neighborhoods. this isn't the south, and it's not a diversity issue. it's a pc issue. and don't get me started on that.
I have do stay at home because of my head wound but could you all please give me a nice "Kill Kill Kill" to cheer me up. God bless the Devil. Rich
No need to Holla, like I said, I wan't pissed. And you are right about it being a PC issue more than diversity. But I think the point is still valid. Just because it was called that once doesn't mean it should still be called something that others may construe as derogetory. Am I off base here?
They whole thing of the word Jew to describe someone who is Jewish is complicated. Would it be less ofensive to call that hood "Jewish Town"? I dunno. it all depends on how the reader interprets it and their own inherent level of prejudice/tolerence. I live in a "Mexican" town, which I don't disagree with, actually am proud of ...but if I was a bit more racist that title may be a derogatory thing. AWW Screw it