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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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Thoughts on selling your children on the blackmarket?
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I don't like the term blackmarket, it insinuates 'black' as a negative analogy.

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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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Thoughts on selling your children on the blackmarket?
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I don't like the term blackmarket, it insinuates 'black' as a negative analogy.
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Black hole also a problem?

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I do wonder if it is some form of institutionalised racism. Anything with a negative connotation is 'black'.

"Pot that called the kettle black", obviously black being soot but why is it used as the insult in the instance of hypocrisy.

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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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comment by Edinspur (U1109)
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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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Thoughts on selling your children on the blackmarket?
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I don't like the term blackmarket, it insinuates 'black' as a negative analogy.
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Black hole also a problem?
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I love getting black hole.

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comment by Zachsda(Titles last longer than hate) (U1850)
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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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Thoughts on selling your children on the blackmarket?
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I don't like the term blackmarket, it insinuates 'black' as a negative analogy.
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I believe it may be sadly so that every "black" sheep, mark, etc is sadly related to that mindset
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So a black sheep was seen as the mark of the devil in 18th century England

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 17/7/17

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_pot_calling_the_kettle_black

Spanish saying apparently

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It is surprising at least one of those didnt come from Bill

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we torkin bout the same Billiam?

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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
posted 4 minutes ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_pot_calling_the_kettle_black

Spanish saying apparently
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Interestingly black-*rse appears to have no racial connotations (if that is the original meaning) but black eyes looks like it might.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

posted on 17/7/17

i've never heard of black *rse before

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I saw Power Rangers. Naomi Scott is fit, fine with the casting

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Black *rse is in the original meaning, read the ffs.

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So the popular saying is literally black *rse?

Again never heard that said aloud before by anyone

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"Why do you look at the speck of sawdust in your brother's eye and pay no attention to the plank in your own eye?"

From the Bible. actually quite a funny retort

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comment by Blarmy - 1,000,001 (U14547)
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So the popular saying is literally black *rse?

Again never heard that said aloud before by anyone
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Read the effing wiki article ffs. From the original context in Spanish it was derived from 'the pot that called the kettle black eye/*rse' the latter meaning someone who spends a lot of time in a kitchen and gets soot on their trousers.

comment by Blarmy (U14547)

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i knew an old lady who swallowed a wooden eye
why oh why did she swallow that eye

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On an unpopular note, the Bible really is fanscinating.

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1.5 D

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