12Jan/091
You misunderstand…
"...the term nignogcoonwogpakibastardragheadcunt is actually an affectionate way for colleagues to bond together in the army, and it's clearly PCGAWNMAD for anyone to think that such gentle ribbing is anything other than 'all boys together' amusement. Obviously now he's been caught out he's very sorry for the whole mess and hopes never to be caught out again," said a spokesman.
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January 12th, 2009 - 12:45
It is rare that I have much good to say about the Royals but on this occassion I think Harry needs to be heard out before being hung drawn and quartered.
One of the strangest experiences of my life was living in a shared house of 10 people. As well as the two research scientists, the pot head trainee teacher and the student who couldn’t find anywhere else to live because of his personal hygiene problem were two girls I will call G and A.
G was (and is) an evangelical christian of the more extreme varierty (was last heard of as a missionary in Yemen). A was her liberal muslim best friend. An odd combination but they were the closest friends you could meet. And like many pairs like that used to call each other all kinds of names in an affectionate way, including G calling A “Paki”.
So at times terms that are normally highly offensive are used in an affectionate way, so I do think Harry should be heard out.
If however it was used in an offensive manner, then hang him out to dry, but lets keep our powder dry in the mean time.