The C-Word

[Moos]

Argh, someone has already used the C-word on the forum, and it's not even October.

Stop stop!

[bigbadwolf]

Quite how I feel about the errant negligence of adding emoticons or the abreviation to "laugh out loud".

Disgusting!

[Brendan]

Perhaps we should request that Admin make it censored like, @#$%&, @#$%&, @#$%&, @#$%&, @#$%&, and @#$%&, @#$%& and @#$%&?

[Brendan]

lol! >:D

[????]

My snowman and santa are outside already just looking for a fuse...

[HonaloochieB]

Sorry Moos, you know what high esteem I hold you in, but to quote Alexie Sayle Iam a resolute c*ntist.

It's just too good not to use sometimes, but of course sparingly.

[????]

well I got it Moos

[bigbadwolf]

Quite so Hooch. I along with many others hold you in pious reverence Moos and love you all the more for wanting to keep the nose of the forum clean.

Although like the Hooch I like to stretch my tongue now and again so don't get too offended if I call you or brand others as a c_nt once in a while.

[*Bob*]

dur

[bigbadwolf]

Sorry *Bob* is there any more to add or are you going to leave it at that?

[Brendan]

I think he summed it up pretty well.

[Annasfield]

When I saw the title, my inital thought was exactly what you were getting at. Far more offensive than the original at this time of year.

[*Bob*]

I've seen it too.

I think it's disgusting. There may be children reading, which makes it worse.

[bigbadwolf]

I whole heartedly agree with you *Bob*. Moos should feel utterly ashamed of herself.

[*Bob*]

All I can say is I'm relieved my kid can't read.

Otherwise I'd have some explaining to do.

[bigbadwolf]

Quite.

[Brendan]

Quite possibly a good excuse for not sending them to school at all.

Or allowing them out the house near shops and stuff.

[bigbadwolf]

Are you talking about *Bob* or his infant son B?

[*Bob*]

It's amazing what they pick-up though.

I mean, 'our kid' is only three, but he's already got a pretty good understanding of what the C-word means. Unbelievable.

[bigbadwolf]

I blame the grandparents.

[Moos]

Put it this way - the one I'm objecting to at the moment is only supposed to come once a year.

Still, it brings good cheer, she said smirkily.

[*Bob*]

I suppose I'll have to go out and buy him a load of cunting presents now.

[Moos]

You have to watch that *Bob*. He'll be talking about the number of shopping days left next, and how he's already 'ticked off half of his list - just Uncle Andrew to go, and he's always OK with a bottle of port'

Argh! I'm doing it now!

*explodes Monty-Python stylee in a cloud of hypocrisy*

[mockney piers]

I think moos was actually referring to the word challoween, though the C is of course silent, except in Scotland.

[HonaloochieB]

Jeez, who'd have thought an innocent post about the word c@nt would bring about this tide of innuendo and smut.

I hope Admin's making a list.