Probably about 90% of the country.When they say "..many English speakers also use terms like "D for Dennis, S for Sugar" on the phone" they mean people who don't actually know the phonetic alphabet.
When they say "..many English speakers also use terms like "D for Dennis, S for Sugar" on the phone" they mean people who don't actually know the phonetic alphabet.
Mittelbau Dora, aka Nordhausen, twinned with Buchenwald, was somewhat anti-Semitic.To be pedantic, the names are not anti-Semitic, it was the revision of the alphabet that was.
So Dora is not anti-Semitic, the act of removing David was anti-Semitic.
To remove Dora will therefore be anti-Gentile.
I believe I have found it.some people will search tirelessly to find something to offend them.
Indeed, and 'Gofe' for 'Golf'mincing pooftahs that say "Pah-Par" for P, as opposed to "Pah-Pah"
K - Kamerad (dated May 1945)?This change does raise the spectre of have a more diverse and inclusive phonetic alphabet in Britain.
Here's a starter:
A - Africa - plundered by evil British colonialists.
B - Buggery - banned by an oppressive Patrichal society until 1967
C - Coalminers - deprived of an early death through silicosis or mine collapse by that evil hag Thatcher.
D - Dikes - Who fought for the right to have purple hair.
etc...
Donner und blitzen!I had always thought the boxhead phonetic alphabet used:
A: Achtung
R: Raus
S: Spitfeur
Donner und blitzen!
Verdamnt Britischer schweinhund
Teufel!
Put the word 'Blume' in Google Translate.Stop that. It's silly.
According to Herr Blume, you're supposed to be offended.
This change does raise the spectre of have a more diverse and inclusive phonetic alphabet in Britain.
Here's a starter:
A - Africa - plundered by evil British colonialists.
B - Buggery - banned by an oppressive Patrichal society until 1967
C - Coalminers - deprived of an early death through silicosis or mine collapse by that evil hag Thatcher.
D - Dikes - Who fought for the right to have purple hair.
etc...
Stop that. It's silly.
According to Herr Blume, you're supposed to be offended.
It startsI'm trying to remember the rugby song version. It starts A is for Arrsehole... There was a Rugby song thread a few months ago.
It starts
A is for ARRSE'oles all covered in sh1t, Hay ho says Roley
and B is the bugger that revels in it, singing roley-poley up 'em and at' em way-up says Anthony Roley
c = cnutlips all dripping in pi55
d= the drunkrd tht gives 'em a kiss
e = the eunuch with only one ball
f = the f'ker with no balls at all
etc
I really can't remember the rest - it was a long time ago and it wasn't my 'lead'. I was 'The sexual life of the camel' and 'An engineer told me'.Thank you, we'll get there for Christmas!
Unless you happen to be one of the happy band of radio hams who not only don't use the official phonetic alphabet but use different phonetics for different occurences of the same letter in the same sentence...That would be irrelevant, there would still no confusion as to what was meant, which is the point of the phonetic alphabet.
Just like today, there will be some mincing pooftahs that say "Pah-Par" for P, as opposed to "Pah-Pah". It still doesn't matter, what is meant is understood either way.
I really can't remember the rest - it was a long time ago and it wasn't my 'lead'. I was 'The sexual life of the camel' and 'An engineer told me'.
Wouldn't that be used for the letter B?If they'd changed it to Zyklon, I could see that might cause offence.