[Beso]

Originally Posted by anne666

Well there you go! Whats sauce for the goose and all that. I think we should all just calm down

Hazel is not a ***** though.

[anne666]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Hazel is not a ***** though.

How on earth do you know that? Purely subjective !

[Beso]

Originally Posted by anne666

How on earth do you know that? Purely subjective !

I'm assuming the daily star would have had a good few headlines if hazel had had a past life as a prostitute.

[anne666]

Originally Posted by parmnion

I'm assuming the daily star would have had a good few headlines if hazel had had a past life as a prostitute.

I cant believe we are debating words used by two grown women behaving like 5 year olds? Maybe that is why neither got a warning?

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by Miranda123

You can only sue someone for defamation if they are wrong, so Hazel wouldnt have a leg to stand on!

Really - and you know that how. Just another wild assumption in a desperate attempt to defend the indefensible.

[sassysocks]

Originally Posted by anne666

How on earth do you know that? Purely subjective !

You can't go round calling someone a ***** because you think they might be - ie how do know they aren't - what sort of argument is that?

[anne666]

Originally Posted by sassysocks

You can't go round calling someone a ***** because you think they might be - ie how do know they aren't - what sort of argument is that?

Exactly the same as "going around" calling someone a ****** in my world. Equally derogatory and equally utterly childish.

[Beso]

Originally Posted by anne666

Exactly the same as "going around" calling someone a ****** in my world. Equally derogatory and equally utterly childish.

**** ain't a big deal in certain areas. In Scotland it's actually a term of endearment.

[anne666]

Originally Posted by parmnion

**** ain't a big deal in certain areas. In Scotland it's actually a term of endearment.

Yes and that's how ridiculous this argument is.I am sure in parts of somewhere ***** is also a term of endearment

[Beso]

Originally Posted by anne666

Yes and that's how ridiculous this argument is.I am sure in parts of somewhere ***** is also a term of endearment

Eh, no. I don't think it will be.

[anne666]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Eh, no. I don't think it will be.

Go on prove it

[Verbal]

Originally Posted by parmnion

Eh, no. I don't think it will be.

Kazakhstan prostitutes are cleanest in the region. Borat says so.

[anne666]

Why are men condemning the world's oldest profession, enjoyed by Kings of the realm and right down through the ranks. Surely ***** is a good word?

[DanaC]

This thread got me thinking about the old rhyme for unofficial military marriages:

Leaping Over the Sword

An ancient ceremonial said to constitute a military marriage. A sword being laid down on the ground, the parties to be married joined hands, when the corporal or serjeant of the, company repeated these words:

Leap rogue, and jump *****, And then you are married for evermore.

Whereupon the happy couple jumped hand in hand over the sword, the drum beating a ruffle; and the parties were ever after considered as man and wife.

Definition taken from The 1811 Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue, originally by Francis Grose.