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Uponastar

Uponastar

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dandaman said:
I rather enjoy the words "chav" and "yob".

(I've picked up on quite the vocabulary thanks to this site :lol: )
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Joe has the best words!
Hard to believe he's speaking English sometime! :lol:
So colorful!
 
Uponastar

Uponastar

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Pongo said:
I'm sick. Didn't go to school today.

I'm sure no one wants to hear about what happened last night :lookaroun
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Oh Luke, I'm sorry to hear that!
Is this related to the sore throat of a couple nights ago?

You're right.
No one wants to hear what happened last night, I'm sure. :lookaroun
But as an Imom, I'll listen to whatever you want to tell me.
 
Pongo

Pongo

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Nemo14 said:
Sure we do! ...and are those fires we're hearing about near you?
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No you don't :lookaroun

And yeah, they're just north of me. The fires in Brevard County are actually burning at the exit off of I-95 that I take to get to Disney World. When I went to Universal on Thursday night, we were driving home and we actually saw some fire burning on the side of the road. It was pretty crazy. On Friday when I went to WDW, it was pretty smokey.
 
Uponastar

Uponastar

Well-Known Member
Warning:
If an inordinate amount of "j's" suddenly appear in my posts, please ignore.
My laptop had to go in for repair, and my old one has a broken "j" button.
"J's" just appear at random.
Lots of them.
 
Pongo

Pongo

New Member
Uponastar said:
Oh Luke, I'm sorry to hear that!
Is this related to the sore throat of a couple nights ago?

You're right.
No one wants to hear what happened last night, I'm sure. :lookaroun
But as an Imom, I'll listen to whatever you want to tell me.
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I don't know if it's related or if it was something totally different.

It hasn't been a good weekend health-wise. But I'm getting better. I'm just a little light-headed right now. Nothing else.
 
Uponastar

Uponastar

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Pongo said:
I don't know if it's related or if it was something totally different.

It hasn't been a good weekend health-wise. But I'm getting better. I'm just a little light-headed right now. Nothing else.
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*gives Luke a feel-better hug*
 
barnum42

barnum42

New Member
STR8FAN2005 said:
Everytime J.K. Rowling uses it in Potter I cheer!

And what would this other word be????
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Assuming the auto-censor passes it -

The word is "Bollocks"

A slang term for a private area of the male anatomy that is spherical and barring accident, plural with an inventory of two.

It can be used as a straight out expletive - shouted for example when hitting one's thumb with a hammer. It also far more phonetically satisfying that those crude short four letter words.

It can also be used to express disbelief in a statement presented to you by someone when you feel they are not being truthful. Hence the term to be talking bollocks.

It can be used to express a low opinion of something, for example "McDonalds food is a load of bollocks"

Curiously, when combined with the word "dog's" it is then complimentary - as in Disney World is the dog's bollocks.

And as a slight variation, if someone is administering a severe telling off / reprimand, they are giving a bollocking. The recipient will have been bollocked.

Did I really make a post about bollocks on a Disney World Site? :lol:
 
dandaman

dandaman

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I use "bollocks" in everyday conversation. A lot of my friends do, just 'cause it's a great word. (That, and a teacher can't really lambast you for its usage. :D)
 
barnum42

barnum42

New Member
dandaman said:
I use "bollocks" in everyday conversation. A lot of my friends do, just 'cause it's a great word. (That, and a teacher can't really lambast you for its usage. :D)
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I've seen in American print "bollox", but it never seemed to have the same meaning.
 

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