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A Native American child was curious as to how he had received his name. So he went to speak to his father, the chieftain of the tribe.

"Father," he asked, "how is it that I acquired my name?"

The noble chieftain began a long narrative for his youngest son.

"Well, my son, I named you and both of your brothers for an event which occurred on the day each of you were born. For example, the day your eldest brother was born, I saw a deer running swiftly through the forest, so I named him Deer Running Swiftly.

"Likewise, when your middle brother was born, the rain was pouring hard outside of the wigwam, so I named him Rain Pouring Hard.

"Why do you ask, Two Dogs Fucking?"

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59 minutes ago, boboneleg said:

If you were a Red Indian (are you allowed to say that, or should it be native American ?), anyway if you were what would your name be ?

 

Mine would be ' hops on one leg'  :classic_biggrin:

still on the sauce then bob

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14 minutes ago, Marcel said:

I should start giving you twats pointers on how to please a women property.... I bet you lot just jump on the horse and within 5 min you're done (buck)... It takes time to warm up the engine.. For me it's at least and hour of four play... Always please the lady first before yourself... 

I find the best way to sort out a womans property is not to let them buy any in the begining

 

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18 hours ago, boboneleg said:

If you were a Red Indian (are you allowed to say that, or should it be native American ?), anyway if you were what would your name be ?

Although I see the humour in this it is offensive.  Perhaps in Canada it is more so, not sure how strong the native culture is in other places, but here I respect them enough not to call them Indians at least.

Canada would be American if not for our natives kicking their butt all those years ago.

Anyways, just felt the need to express my thoughts on that, carry on. 

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On 29/12/2022 at 12:13, Grasshopper said:

Although I see the humour in this it is offensive.  Perhaps in Canada it is more so, not sure how strong the native culture is in other places, but here I respect them enough not to call them Indians at least.

Canada would be American if not for our natives kicking their butt all those years ago.

Anyways, just felt the need to express my thoughts on that, carry on. 

Tell us how the name Indian became offensive. Was it the usual route of using the word being used in a derogatory way? Or was it always offensive?

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20 minutes ago, Slowlycatchymonkey said:

Tell us how the name Indian became offensive. Was it the usual route of using the word being used in a derogatory way? Or was it always offensive?

its probably only offends if a white man says it .... 

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Just looked it up, it's a total minefield with no agreement between the various indigenous groups even within one area let alone on a wider scale. Some don't see it as offensive and don't want to be called anything other than Indian as they have been known their whole lives, some want to be called native Americans, some see that as another offensive name as it was chosen by the US government and they can't all be lumped into one group, some see it as racist and to top it off a lot of the words come from Europeans trying to translate the sounds used by the indigenous population into an understandable words. Oh and some object to the use of 'indigenous'.

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