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G Gigantalope Member Shinola, California Joined: Aug 01, 2004 Posts: 913	G Gigantalope Posted posted on Wed, Nov 10, 2004 8:09 AM Fannys and Beavers and Minge...oh my. Being more blunt (as gigantalopes will) I find the frequent use of the "C" word in the UK most funny. The first time I brought my prim little wife over, myfriend and his wife were using it (C word) constantly...in every way you can imagine. I assumed my wife would be mad or upset, so tried to point out that is was quite a vulgar term where we live, and typically not yelled audably while merging in traffic or ordering food. The woman said (with a pretty scots brogue) "If they denna like te be called a cunt, they shuldne act cuntish." I laughed so hard I almost pee'd...it kinda broke the tension...and after being around two weeks of that, my wife now uses the word periodically herself... Vulgar I admit, but a period of personal growth you understand. [ Edited by: Gigantalope on 2004-11-10 08:17 ]

Fannys and Beavers and Minge...oh my.

Being more blunt (as gigantalopes will) I find the frequent use of the "C" word in the UK most funny.

The first time I brought my prim little wife over, myfriend and his wife were using it (C word) constantly...in every way you can imagine.

I assumed my wife would be mad or upset, so tried to point out that is was quite a vulgar term where we live, and typically not yelled audably while merging in traffic or ordering food.

The woman said (with a pretty scots brogue) "If they denna like te be called a cunt, they shuldne act cuntish."
I laughed so hard I almost pee'd...it kinda broke the tension...and after being around two weeks of that, my wife now uses the word periodically herself...

Vulgar I admit, but a period of personal growth you understand.

[ Edited by: Gigantalope on 2004-11-10 08:17 ]

Post #124704 by Gigantalope on Wed, Nov 10, 2004 8:09 AM