on โ09-11-2021 08:30 AM
good morning afternoon depending on where you are .
I attempted to add a very old golliwog to sell today and was told that I could not sell it as it was offensive , I can however
I can buy this
i find this offensive why can this be advertised
on โ11-11-2021 07:09 AM
I think the child would also like a golliwog, but her parents could misinterpret the gift and be offended, so I agree that it is better if the doll does not resemble a golliwog.
on โ11-11-2021 10:46 AM
@daydreams_12 wrote:My 3 year old great grandaughter has a best friend at pre school who literally looks like the proverbial "Gollywog" I am told that my friend is just a darker person than she is. I am in the process of making a black doll for her for Xmas. Am I doing wrong?
Please, no child actually looks like a golliwog, unless you are saying they have strangely googly eyes and big, blood-red lips.
What do I care if you make a doll? If you're giving it to someone else, just don't make one that looks like it's making fun of the child you're giving it to - that stuff can hurt how children feel about themselves for a long time, because half the time they won't even be aware of how it affected their self-image until they are old enough for that kind of introspection.
on โ11-11-2021 01:13 PM
I just don't know why the OP found the machine so offensive
because used as intended it is incredibly useful.
I use mine for stuffing chickens.
on โ11-11-2021 01:17 PM
Really? I use it to tell Sunday drivers what I think of them
on โ11-11-2021 01:19 PM
@dontmissthese wrote:
I use mine for stuffing chickens.
TMI........................
on โ11-11-2021 01:27 PM
Well, make sure it's brand new!
on โ11-11-2021 01:55 PM
Anyway, speaking of gollies, just before the second wave of the pandemic I had seen one for $5 in a basket of toys in an Anglicare OP shop. The week after they had put it on display in a cabinet for $20 - not sure why, but I guess they thought it was actually nice? They had other black dolls in that cabinet, including international black dolls.
on โ12-11-2021 06:57 AM
@cfmj*59 wrote:good morning afternoon depending on where you are .
I attempted to add a very old golliwog to sell today and was told that I could not sell it as it was offensive , I can however
I can buy this
i find this offensive why can this be advertised
Just a cursory safety warning on this product...... the wifi bandwidth that controls this product must be very close to the one that controls our smart washing machine. I set the WM to rinse and spin on my way home from work and txted the Mrs to get ready for a big surprise.... I got home to not only find the washing not finished but the Mrs lying prostrate in the bedroom, wet as a shag, smoking a cigarette with a sily looking grin on her face.... you have been warned..
on โ12-11-2021 08:28 AM
It really would like great going round and round atop a Mr. Whippy van
on โ12-11-2021 09:16 AM
Apparently there is a market for gollies - my brother found some golly Christmas decorations, took one to a dance, went up to to a guy and said "Wanna buy a golly" showing him the tiny fellow hidden in his hand, and exchanged it for $20.
Of course there is a slight possibility the buyer thought he was buying another substance.