best part where the woman (very katiebug like) had to tell everyone, including their kids the SWEAR words after asking them if they heard. XDOmg, I laughed so hard people at this pool had to think there was something wrong with me...
"Words of swear"
And the "swear word" was "crap". Pretty sure I used that word in elementary school.
I honestly at first expected the word CU... (as in female bits and used a lot in british tv series). Not that one lol.And the "swear word" was "crap". Pretty sure I used that word in elementary school.
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Can something be done about people using words of swear?
Husband and I and our two little ones were walking past the American Adventure on Sunday in what we though was a good family clean theme park. What I heard from a grown gentleman walking in the opposite direction past us was appalling and not fitting for what your parks stand for. He said and I...forums.wdwmagic.com
There is much worse. I heard much worse when I was a kid. I didn't repeat them though because I would be grass otherwise. My parents allowed my younger brother and I to watch Spaceballs when we kids, but were not allowed to repeat the language including the swearing from the shooting hair scene.And the "swear word" was "crap". Pretty sure I used that word in elementary school.
Probably the only swear word I use. Not kidding.And the "swear word" was "crap". Pretty sure I used that word in elementary school.
It's funny because when I was in middle school I hated swearing of any kind. "Crap" was the only word I used. My friends actually knew not to swear around me because I hated it so much.
And when I'm really mad, "Oh s----". Like when I've spilled diet mountain dew all over my keyboard. Frickin' comes out of my mouth a lot. Not the f bomb though. I draw the line at that. I've kind of got an immunity to hearing it having worked in IT and a sales driven organization. 
Oh my heart melted seeing these. So beautiful!!Thanks for askinā..!!!
Sheās doinā great, and they brought her home around 3:30 this afternoon...!!!
And, Emy is LOVING her lilā sis...!!!!!!!
A couplaā pics of them together...!!!!!
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Ok, ok, I use āfrickināā and also say āOh shootā. In my head it will be the four letter version but God forbid anyone hear it.It's funny because when I was in middle school I hated swearing of any kind. "Crap" was the only word I used. My friends actually knew not to swear around me because I hated it so much.
Now I live on the dangerous side. I say damn a lot.
It doesnāt take long for people to figure out I donāt use the four letter words. Last week a friend started laughing and said that I must be mad cause I said ācrapā.
One time I was in the car with my aunt. It was her car, and we were down here. Now SC drivers are really, really bad. I know some people say drivers in their state are the worst, but SC drivers are just awful. Anyway, this guy in front of me cut me off and I very nearly missed a turn and I thought we were going to end up in an accident. "Oh s----" came flying out of my mouth, which was the first time my aunt ever had heard me curse. We looked at each other and agreed that it never happened; she never heard a thing.Ok, ok, I use āfrickināā and also say āOh shootā. In my head it will be the four letter version but God forbid anyone hear it.
I don't have the form in front of me, but I did just pull up a quick online general list for MA (below). I think there was actually a few more things on the actual form we got from the inspection. The below list is for a passenger vehicle only (there are different ones for motorcycles and trucks).
Inspection cost is $60. (Plus, whatever cost the vehicle owner puts into repairs prior to the inspection -- to get it up to inspection specs. We had just bought 2 new tires and had a few other mechanical things done -- and that was over $400 last week, plus $100 for the rod replacement/labor yesterday morning, so that the car would then pass inspection.) The entire ordeal is a PITA.
- Emissions testing,
- Brake operation testing
- Muffler and exhaust system noise and function
- Steering and suspension testing
- Horn operation
- Window cracks and tinting regulations
- Lighting: taillights, headlights, directionals
- Tire wear, mounting, and height
- Safety features: airbags and safety belts
- Fuel tank
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