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cherylpf
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:10    Post subject: Re: We use a vocabulary of...
shelflifers wrote:
500 words in our lives.

At least that's what the average adult is equipped with. Kinda scary...

In 500 words or less, what are you thoughts on this?

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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:12    Post subject:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:13    Post subject:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:14    Post subject:
genie wrote:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink


F*ckin' liar!

Wink
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:16    Post subject:
HighHeat wrote:
genie wrote:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink


F*ckin' liar!

Wink


Oh yeah? I got yer liar, right here, you *BLEEEEEEEEPITY BLEEPING BLEEP*

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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:20    Post subject:
genie wrote:
HighHeat wrote:
genie wrote:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink


F*ckin' liar!

Wink


Oh yeah? I got yer liar, right here, you *BLEEEEEEEEPITY BLEEPING BLEEP*

Mr. Green


Knuckle dragging Simians....
genie
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:28    Post subject:
andydp wrote:
genie wrote:
HighHeat wrote:
genie wrote:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink


F*ckin' liar!

Wink


Oh yeah? I got yer liar, right here, you *BLEEEEEEEEPITY BLEEPING BLEEP*

Mr. Green


Knuckle dragging Simians....


Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:33    Post subject:
Andy, your problem is simple. You have POLITE and REASONED conversations. F--king stop doing that and your f--king problem is solved.

Razz
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:33    Post subject:
andydp wrote:
genie wrote:
HighHeat wrote:
genie wrote:
Maddie's Wench wrote:
andydp wrote:
I tend to agree with the statement.

Listen to an average conversation and you will hear lots of repeated words. If you listen to a conversation between some (mostly GenX) people (reguadless of sex) you will hear a lot of four letter words. I often wonder if some of these supposedly educated people learned any other adjectives...

This is the main reason I keep telling my daughter shut off those one dimentional "reality" shows on MTV. It would seem the players in these little vignettes have to use a bleeped word about every fourth word.

Don't get me wrong, I can blast off with the best of them. I just don't think its necessary to use these words in a polite and reasoned conversation.


Oh f*ck off! (Jes kiddin'!) You know I love you right?


Dammit! I was just gonna say that! Wink


F*ckin' liar!

Wink


Oh yeah? I got yer liar, right here, you *BLEEEEEEEEPITY BLEEPING BLEEP*

Mr. Green


Knuckle dragging Simians....


Oh yeah?

Why, I'd thump you if my knuckles weren't all scraped up.




Mr. Green
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:37    Post subject:
I'd disagree with that, if I could only find the words...



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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:38    Post subject:
coachmarkos wrote:
I'd disagree with that, if I could only find the words...



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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:44    Post subject:
genie wrote:
coachmarkos wrote:
I'd disagree with that, if I could only find the words...



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Perhaps if I beat them out of you....



What's the catch?



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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:46    Post subject:
You're too willing.....you've been hangin out with that gomer woman too long! Twisted Evil
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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:47    Post subject: Re: We use a vocabulary of...
cherylpf wrote:
shelflifers wrote:
500 words in our lives.

At least that's what the average adult is equipped with. Kinda scary...

In 500 words or less, what are you thoughts on this?

:shelfie scuffles off to buy 'Word of the Day Toilet Paper': Neutral

Do wha?



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PostPosted: 09/10/04 - 12:48    Post subject:
elkid wrote:
Andy, your problem is simple. You have POLITE and REASONED conversations. F--king stop doing that and your f--king problem is solved.

Razz


Yup there's my problem - thinking adults will talk and act like adults.

On that note, I worked in a jail for seven years. Believe me, there isn't a word or combination of words anyone could say that would get to me. They've all been directed at me by rather angry people. This was one of the milder ones: Why don't you kiss my *&*&^*%% mother &&%& **&^%. You &^# mother *&^^$%% (*& hole !!
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