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Senstive ah Neh condemms Breadtalk!


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Popular bakery Bread Talk has named a bread "Naan the Nay", which mimics an insensitive allusion to the way Indians speak.

 

What is there to stop people of other races from starting to call other food items with similar insensitivity?

 

I had thought only children called each other such politically incorrect terms while at play. For a popular food outlet to resuscitate such names is unfortunate.

 

Sathesh Sivabalan

 

Source: http://www.straitstimes.com/STForum/...ry_630060.html

 

Singapore, March 14, 2010

 

The name Naan The Nay propped up in front of trays of naan at BreadTalk outlets around the island has been raising a few eyebrows.

 

It was introduced this year as part of the bakery group

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Turbocharged

everytime i see such a thread title (containing neh, mat, chinaman, tiong, sinkie), i know it must be started by u... <_< <_<

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