Today's experience with two Millenials & Pole

[speeder]

I thought that I was going to hear a Polak joke.

[flatbutt]

Originally Posted by speeder

I thought that I was going to hear a Polak joke.

Whaaaat? An ethnically insensitive joke here? Why oh why would you ever think that?

[GH85Carrera]

Originally Posted by flatbutt

Whaaaat? An ethnically insensitive joke here? Why oh why would you ever think that?

In high school one of my good friends had a last name that he always had to spell for others, and he was pure Pollack. I loved to tell him Pollack jokes, and he had heard them all, so he always had a better one.

He graduated new the top of the class, and was taking college classes in Calculus. He became an attorney, and then a politician and state senator in Arizona. He got fed up with politics quickly as he was too honest.

[pmax]

Doesn't bother me a bit.

[Rawknees'Turbo]

Some members probably frown on millennial pole dancers, as they neither sport attire from the 1970's, nor bend and twist to appropriately ancient tuneage!

[masraum]

Originally Posted by Rawknees'Turbo

Some members probably frown on millennial pole dancers, as they neither sport attire from the 1970's, nor bend and twist to appropriately ancient tuneage!

I suspect you're mostly incorrect. The only thing you might hear is "somebody give that girl a sammich," or "it's too bad she's got those tattoos."

Not from me, mind you.

[speeder]

Originally Posted by GH85Carrera

In high school one of my good friends had a last name that he always had to spell for others, and he was pure Pollack. I loved to tell him Pollack jokes, and he had heard them all, so he always had a better one.

He graduated new the top of the class, and was taking college classes in Calculus. He became an attorney, and then a politician and state senator in Arizona. He got fed up with politics quickly as he was too honest.

Like most here, I grew up in a much less PC time in the distant past and Polack jokes were the order of the day.

The best one I ever heard was courtesy of a Polish American friend, dearly departed and missed in the extreme. He was a writer and one of the smartest and wittiest people in town. Maybe I’ll post it later, I’m stuck on my phone because the MacBook Pro took a schit.

[SoCal911T]