Rarely Use It

Funny story

T.H. Oughts said:
I hate it when people use that word around children or when there is an elderly person in the room who you know would feel uncomfortable with that and other swear words.
I loved my grand-dad (r.i.p.), to me he was just the greatest. He didn't have much of an education, worked on the assembly line and as a warehouseman; of course that didn't matter. One summer, he got me a job in an auto dealership parts department with him (he worked p/t just to keep busy and for the socialising), and it nearly floored me the first time I heard him use the word "fuck" with a truck-driver. I think if anything, I had a new, different kind of respect for him.
 
Kotori, you are crackin me up!!!! I don't know what I would have done if I had heard my little Greek grandfather say fuck. Just the thought of it is killin me!!!! WAAAAAAA HAAAAAAA HAAAAAAA
 
Sizzleen, he probably said it all the time, just not in front of you. And you know he did it at least once, 'cause you're the proof.
 
HAH, Kotori....try six times and out of that wound up with 19 grandchildren (one of which would be moi), and 21 greatgrandchildren. Is there a significance behind the sheep's head??? Just curious!
 
I had a feeling you were gonna ask about that . . .

Scottish black-face. Not really, just a little joke with a friend about getting a sheep farm in Ireland with a Border Collie. My avatars, locations and sig lines change with my mood.

So get that glint out of your eye: think wool, not gyros.
 
Ahhhhhhh, already picking up on me here.....actually, the reason I asked is....I'm on an Irish bulletin board and I just love those people. Their humor is fantastic and God are they bawdy. There is a Scottish guy on there that should be making a living at writing. In fact, I am going to Ireland again in June to see some of my friends and can hardly wait.
 
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