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I think it's about time we got rid of "Men at Work" signs.
I mean, "Down Under" and "Who Can It Be Now" were solid singles, and to have both hit number one on the US charts was a big deal for a little Australian band's first US release (Business as Usual, which went quintuple platinum!), but that was 1982, for crying out loud!
LOL. Funny stuff!!! The guy probably never learned what the term "black hole" means. Even his bro, a judge, joined him. No doubt products of Affirmative Action. I am glad the white dude stood up for himself. What would they object to next? Black coffee? Black Monday? Black Friday?
I guess we'll soon be seeing Procter and Gamble getting sued over their "S p i c 'n Span" products.
Waging a PC war is certainly one way to put a c h i n k in a corporation's financial armor.
Why do you thank that many American based corporations have taken their business "off shore"? PC alert! OP used the derisive term "C h i n k" and I'm just your basic "Whitebread cracker"!
Last edited by Steve Hazzard; 07-11-2008 at 03:46 AM..
Reason: Edit non-PC term!
I think it's about time we got rid of "Men at Work" signs.
I mean, "Down Under" and "Who Can It Be Now" were solid singles, and to have both hit number one on the US charts was a big deal for a little Australian band's first US release (Business as Usual, which went quintuple platinum!), but that was 1982, for crying out loud!
It's time to move on.
Ahh..., the "good old days" of "person holes", "personing" (in place of manning) and "braless feminists", if only we could return to those days of relatively quiet insanity!
Why do you thank that many American based corporations have taken their business "off shore"? PC alert! OP used the derisive term "C h i n k" and I'm just your basic "Whitebread cracker"!
Did you notice the spaces between the "bad words". That's the opnly way to avoid them being ****
What's the big deal? Women do all kinds of work now they didn't used to do including work as electricians, line workers, sewer workers, ironworkers, boilermakers, carpenters etc. If they don't want to be referred to as men that's their business and not the business of a bunch of crabby crybabies.
Some things ARE politically correct.
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PC alert! OP used the derisive term "C h i n k" and I'm just your basic "Whitebread cracker"! 
Give me a break, to compare the 2 is insulting
