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holly247 | 19:23 Tue 23rd Oct 2012 | Film, Media & TV
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I thought that but i remember someone pleading guilty to using " racially aggravated threatening words " at lewes crown court . He apparently called a nightclub manageress a pikey
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Holly- boxtops has mentioned that you don't need to start a new thread each time. You can just post comments like this by replying to the original question
well holly, you are quite right, apparently it is now racist http://www.metro.co.u...-now-a-race-hate-word

(plus what factor said, please just reply to this in this thread, please don't start a new thread again!)
presume you cant say diddiki either then ? I have used these words all my life, not in anger and not to insult simply because it described the person/situation.
I don't think that's used often enough to make it a useful insult (diddiki, I mean). But you might like to ask oneof them how they feel about teh word being used to descibe them. After all "dark!e" describes a person but it's still offensive.
Call a spade a spade...... all getting just a tad ridiculous not to mention boring

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