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Teuchter Posted Apr 16, 2006
Bet he'd had that coming to him for a good while.
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azahar Posted Apr 16, 2006
And hopefully divorced by now . . .
az
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 16, 2006
that's a great story!
as to posts being removed - the one I've had removed got through being posted ok. I even previewed it to see if I was breaking any rules (being all responsible, now I'm a Shiny New Scout)
ho hum
let's see
the thing is, if you're trying to describe the word you can't use, it can be much more graphic!
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Wendy RedredRobin Posted Apr 16, 2006
>> "The King of Egypt?" he bellowed!
"That's right," she said quietly. "Farouk U!" <<
Oh lovely! I must remember that one 
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Teuchter Posted Apr 16, 2006
One of the best 'put downs' I ever heard went something like this......
Lecherous older man to sweet-looking young woman: So what would you say to a wee "F word"
SLYW to LOM: Hello you wee "F word"
It put his gas at a peep.
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Lady Chattingly Posted Apr 16, 2006
I'm stuck in "trying to come up with a new drink and a good name" for the Hillbilly Meet. Maybe I can think of a new swear word while I ponder............
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tartaronne Posted Apr 17, 2006
4-years olds and 11-years olds of all ages have to get through the swear words.
I've tried different ways of stopping them from becoming a(n) (uncharming) routine in the vocabulary.
1. Ask the kid to swear five minutes on end - with the rule 'no repetitions.
2. Swearwords are allowed in the bathroom. God say/shout them there to your hearts content.
3. I don't play with kids that are unimaginative. Make your own swearwords and bad language. In stead of calling someone stupid, called them a zebra striped crossover etc.
Most kids think it is fun to make up new words or funny constellations of words.
And hootooers are a proff of that.
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 17, 2006
so, basically, you're calling us a bunch of kids?
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tartaronne Posted Apr 17, 2006
Anything wrong with that 
and back to you.
Including me, yes
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Sho - employed again! Posted Apr 17, 2006
did I say there was anything wrong with being an overgrown kid?
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You can call me TC Posted Apr 17, 2006
Our kids had a favourite book where two monsters "swear" at each other right through the book - "You soggy cornflake" and so on. Anyone remember it?
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Lady Chattingly Posted Apr 17, 2006
I don't remember the book, but I like the swearwords......"you soggy cornflake" just about says it all. I may challenge my grandchildren to come up with new words.......to replace some of their old ones.
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