Is Diddies a sectarian term?

[AguyIknow]

I've seen the hvns claim that hvn is a sectarian term. I've even seen a tim claim that tim is a sectarian term.

I was just wondering if in keeping with the "logic" of the above that Diddy is a sectarian term too.

[ZombieSkelper]

Buns don't like being called buns, which is a wee shame because no one is going to stop calling them buns.

[AguyIknow]

I like certain buns, even currant buns,


it's a lot of hvns that I'm not too fond of

[Lisbon_Lions_CSC]

Hope not, told a nice wee burd on the underground that she had a nice set of diddies and am now worried she will get the Polis ontae me for a sectarian Breach of the Peace.

[braincapers]

I've seen the hvns claim that hvn is a sectarian term. I've even seen a tim claim that tim is a sectarian term.

I was just wondering if in keeping with the "logic" of the above that Diddy is a sectarian term too.

The term "diddy" is a pejorative word but is devoid of racial or religious overtones.
The terms hun and tim are pejorative words and have religious and cultural connotations.

[AguyIknow]

I've seen the hvns claim that hvn is a sectarian term. I've even seen a tim claim that tim is a sectarian term.

I was just wondering if in keeping with the "logic" of the above that Diddy is a sectarian term too.

The term "diddy" is a pejorative word but is devoid of racial or religious overtones.
The terms hun and tim are pejorative words and have religious and cultural connotations.[/quote]


So you're saying "tim" IS a sectarian term as well as "hvn"? This is getting more and more mental imho

[John65]

I've seen the hvns claim that hvn is a sectarian term. I've even seen a tim claim that tim is a sectarian term.

I was just wondering if in keeping with the "logic" of the above that Diddy is a sectarian term too.

The term "diddy" is a pejorative word but is devoid of racial or religious overtones.
The terms hun and tim are pejorative words and have religious and cultural connotations.[/quote]

'Tim' is not pejorative

[AguyIknow]

I've seen the hvns claim that hvn is a sectarian term. I've even seen a tim claim that tim is a sectarian term.

I was just wondering if in keeping with the "logic" of the above that Diddy is a sectarian term too.

The term "diddy" is a pejorative word but is devoid of racial or religious overtones.
The terms hun and tim are pejorative words and have religious and cultural connotations.[/quote]

'Tim' is not pejorative[/quote]

Well I guess that might depend on the context but I tend to agree with you.

But for instance Sheep sh@gger/molester/botherer/etc is pejorative and does refer to she..er Dons. I don't think anyone could have a gripe about being called a Don but should Sheep/Sheepie etc be similarly outlawed with hvn?

Or is it down to how much fans kick up a fuss about what those big nasty opposition fans were singi

[thecry]

What a joke, blue *****green ***s, there not actually *****are they, the're only called *****because of the behaviour of some of their fans, Which, with some justification be called **** or animals. Now, is that sectarian?

And another thing! Diddie is sectarian. Over 100 years we diddie's had been living a peaceful life in didonia, with our own diddie ways, diddie laws and traditions living a way of life that has been around for a milenia
Until! until the seriouse ones came along and started to take us seriously! We realised our way of life was finished, So we started football clubs in the hope that the 2 big serious teams will except us, but still, even over 100 years later we are still called daft diddies.

The SPFL is our home now, but I shall continue to sing songs of our past glory, and hope that someday one of our own teams can win a trophy.

Free didonia

[spameater1]

What a joke, blue *****green ***s, there not actually *****are they, the're only called *****because of the behaviour of some of their fans, Which, with some justification be called **** or animals. Now, is that sectarian?

And another thing! Diddie is sectarian. Over 100 years we diddie's had been living a peaceful life in didonia, with our own diddie ways, diddie laws and traditions living a way of life that has been around for a milenia
Until! until the seriouse ones came along and started to take us seriously! We realised our way of life was finished, So we started football clubs in the hope that the 2 big serious teams will except us, but still, even over 100 years later we are still called daft diddies.

The SPFL is our home now, but I shall continue to sing songs of our past glory, and hope that someday one of our own teams can win a trophy.

Free didonia

Wo Aro Tho Doodies.