Here is my theory (not for the easily offended!):
A (presumably blonde) female EA representative was discussing the
upcoming F1 game/sim with a member of an F1 team. When the talk was
close to the end, she asked him, `So, any other special wishes?' and he
looked her deeply in the eyes, and said `Ahem, how a about a little
head?'
So that's why there is a small head in all the screenshots.
LOL!!!
> A (presumably blonde) female EA representative was discussing the
> upcoming F1 game/sim with a member of an F1 team. When the talk was
> close to the end, she asked him, `So, any other special wishes?' and he
> looked her deeply in the eyes, and said `Ahem, how a about a little
> head?'
Yes, you did say "not for the easily offended". But why is it ok to assume
that blonde (and presumably white) women are dumb, but had you said "black"
up there you'd be called racist? For all I know, you might be black your
self. Oh yeah, I forgot. Blacks can't be racist, can they?
> Yes, you did say "not for the easily offended". But why is it ok to assume
> that blonde (and presumably white) women are dumb, but had you said "black"
> up there you'd be called racist? For all I know, you might be black your
> self. Oh yeah, I forgot. Blacks can't be racist, can they?
I sincerely apologize if the joke offended you or anyone else, as that
was never my intention. The internet is able to reach all the parts in
the world, and although there is a lot of globalization going on around
these days, luckily there is still so much diversity around. Therefore
one must be very careful in formulating his or her statetements in order
not to insult anyones religious/national/ethnical/ethical feelings,
especially when the message can literaly be read by anyone in the world
that has internet access.
The joke was actually a recycle of another old joke, but in my opinion
it fit perfectly into the current topics of this newsgroup. I wrote it
hastily and in a manner I would have told a joke to my friends. While
this style of communication would have been perfectly acceptable in the
circle of people I am with daily (my ex-girlfriend, who is as blonde as
it gets and by no means dumb, enjoyed this kind of jokes just as much as
anyone else), I do realize that there are a lot of people and places
that are much more PC sensitive. While I tend to believe that jokes
about stereotypes are a part of the popular culture and can, in fact,
help demistify certain taboos, I know this viewpoint is not shared by
many others.
I again apologize for being a bit inconsiderate.
Greetings,
Gregor
LMAO... good one. If it is released like it I think I'll use it if you
don't mind :)
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> Here is my theory (not for the easily offended!): > A (presumably blonde) female EA representative was discussing the > upcoming F1 game/sim with a member of an F1 team. When the talk was > close to the end, she asked him, `So, any other special wishes?' and he > looked her deeply in the eyes, and said `Ahem, how a about a little > head?' > So that's why there is a small head in all the screenshots.You're TOO good for this world, Gregor.
Loved the joke :-)
JoH
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