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AussiePam;973353 wrote: Red Glitter and Hope - maybe I didn't express that very well. I didn't mean that Americans swear/cuss more. I expect they do it less! I do think they are more sensitive to the use of cusswords/swearwords than say Europeans or Aussies. This is a cultural thing, I expect.

Anyway, it's way off from the OP. And I really am very supportive of the rubber duckie approach.

:-6


Thanks Pam for clarifying that.

BTS;973366 wrote: No........

But I give you win


Awww....give me another try!

:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl:yh_rotfl

(rated 4 laughing nomads)



This has to be funniest post of the month.



Hoss;973207 wrote: There should be an ordinance against that, if you're going to light yourself on fire you must use a 'green' accelerant to minimize your carbon foot print. Then someone needs to clean up your ash. For fire protection, it must be done on a ‘medium to low fire hazard day’ and in an approved container.

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Hoss;973207 wrote: There should be an ordinance against that, if you're going to light yourself on fire you must use a 'green' accelerant to minimize your carbon foot print. Then someone needs to clean up your ash. For fire protection, it must be done on a ‘medium to low fire hazard day’ and in an approved container.

:wah:


Best post on FG, im ill at home in bed and this one had me coughing and spluttering like an old man lol..very funny.

Hoss..dont change your views and beliefs for nobody..Your mighty fine son:-6:-4

Now I know why your father is so proud of his family..

AussiePam;973353 wrote: Red Glitter and Hope - maybe I didn't express that very well. I didn't mean that Americans swear/cuss more. I expect they do it less! I do think they are more sensitive to the use of cusswords/swearwords than say Europeans or Aussies. This is a cultural thing, I expect.

Anyway, it's way off from the OP. And I really am very supportive of the rubber duckie approach.

:-6


:wah::wah:

AussiePam;973353 wrote: Red Glitter and Hope - maybe I didn't express that very well. I didn't mean that Americans swear/cuss more. I expect they do it less! I do think they are more sensitive to the use of cusswords/swearwords than say Europeans or Aussies. This is a cultural thing, I expect.

Anyway, it's way off from the OP. And I really am very supportive of the rubber duckie approach.

:-6


no problem darlin! :-6

yeah we're supposed to try and keep posts on there subjects and here i find myself talking about cussing, sorry!

I thought we were talking about ducks?

RedGlitter;973342 wrote: BTS, even when you **** me off, you sometimes crack me up. :wah:

No, I don't think it's cool to have sex in a cafe or public place in view of people. That was MY POINT. That to me, as private as sex is, stuff between me and God is even more so. It's no one's business. Just us. But if we're all going to do whatever we want and everyone else be damned, then why not have sex in a diner booth? See the facetiousness there? Now do you understand what I had said??


Why would others be damned for others praying in public?...

And what's wrong with sex in a dinner booth?...

K.Snyder;973747 wrote: Why would others be damned for others praying in public?...

And what's wrong with sex in a dinner booth?...


Sex in a dinner booth? I'd rather be on the bottome:sneaky:

qsducks;973762 wrote: Sex in a dinner booth? I'd rather be on the bottome:sneaky:


I'd rather be on top...:sneaky:...

K.Snyder;973807 wrote: I'd rather be on top...:sneaky:...


Just don't bump your head on the table top:sneaky::wah:

K.Snyder;973747 wrote: Why would others be damned for others praying in public?...

They wouldn't be. You misunderstood.

And what's wrong with sex in a dinner booth?...


:yh_eyerol:yh_eyerol

Red Glitter seems to be in shock:p

qsducks;973846 wrote: Red Glitter seems to be in shock:p


Just laughing at K. He's a nut.

RedGlitter;973847 wrote: Just laughing at K. He's a nut.


But a good nut. Yeah, he always makes me laugh too.:wah:

I'm not religious and dont say grace etc but I don't have a problem if another diner wishes to privately say prayers at the dinner table before they eat.

Chezzie;973856 wrote: I'm not religious and dont say grace etc but I don't have a problem if another diner wishes to privately say prayers at the dinner table before they eat.


To each their own.

qsducks;973816 wrote: Just don't bump your head on the table top:sneaky::wah:


What table top?...:sneaky:...:wah:...

K.Snyder;973867 wrote: What table top?...:sneaky:...:wah:...


Ok, on the table itself or do you want to try the bar top?

qsducks;973872 wrote: Ok, on the table itself or do you want to try the bar top?


Well I thought we would start at the table and the bar top could be in the middle somewhere...

I can hear the church bells at 6am every morning. I always know the time of day when they ring.