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Originally posted by @ghost-of-a-duke
Words are the key
to Torunn's heart,
less Elmer J. Fudd,
more René Descartes.
The '-es' is silent? son of a bitch

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I cuss quite a bit, but curb it around most women and all children.


Originally posted by @apathist
The '-es' is silent? son of a bitch
That's putting Descartes before the hors.

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Originally posted by @handyandy
That's putting Descartes before the hors.
Was it Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses who said of a posh party
he was offered "A pair of teeth and horses hooves" ???

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Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Was it Del Boy in Only Fools and Horses who said of a posh party
he was offered "A pair of teeth and horses hooves" ???
Or was it horses' ovaries?

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Originally posted by @apathist
Words are just words. Or are they?
I just had a post blocked because it had the word S W A N K Y

What country is that offensive in?


Originally posted by @wolfgang59
I just had a post blocked because it had the word S W A N K Y

What country is that offensive in?
Chessalvania

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Originally posted by @very-rusty
Words are just that "Words", actions speak much louder than words!

-VR
This saying is for people who won't back up their words with action. For people who will, the words can have the same power as an action.

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Originally posted by @bigdoggproblem
This saying is for people who won't back up their words with action. For people who will, the words can have the same power as an action.
I don't cuss much irl, so when I do people who know me pay attention. This is scary and cool.

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Words can perform actions and rites. “I sentence you to ten years hard labor.” “You are under arrest.” “I pronounce you husband and wife.” “I renounce my claim.”

Words can commit someone to actions and rites. “I promise ...” “I swear to tell the truth, the whole truth, ...” “I volunteer ...”

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Originally posted by @wolfgang59
I just had a post blocked because it had the word S W A N K Y

What country is that offensive in?
It is not s w a n k y, but w a n k which triggers the robot censor.

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Originally posted by @moonbus
It is not s w a n k y, but w a n k which triggers the robot censor.
Well I assumed that ... but within a word?

Just checked ... we cannot discuss Scu nthorpe on this site!

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Originally posted by @wolfgang59
Well I assumed that ... but within a word?

Just checked ... we cannot discuss Scu nthorpe on this site!
Nor can we mention the actress Hilary Sw ank.