Re: OT:P Hannah


"Jangchub" <Jangchub@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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On Thu, 4 Sep 2008 22:59:59 +0100, "Pat P"
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LOL! I think the first conversation I ever had with you, Victoria, was to
have a go at you for cussing! Mind you, I certainly cuss at times but
not
just in general conversation! Mind you, I don`t think that the "F" word
is
regarded so badly over there as it (sadly) USED to be over here. Now it
seems to get into standard conversation amongst the younger folk
everywhere.
It`s just one cussword that makes me cringe - but then I suppose that just
shows my age!!!

Oddly enough I`m quite the reverse of Brat. The madder I am and the more
disrespect I want to inducate, the LESS I`m likely to cuss! ;-)

Pat


Well, there ya go! I know how you don't like it. Now, I think the B,
rhymes with buddy word may have more meaning there than here. When I
hear a Brit or anyone from the UK anywhere saying the B word I know
it's not a kind gesture. Am I right about that?

Victoria

"If the present and the future
were contingent on the past,
then the present and the future
would have existed in the past."

-Lama Tsongkhapa

http://gotbodhicitta-wangmo.blogspot.com/

It`s not that bad these days. Did you know that it originated long ago as a
corruption of the old oath "By Our Lady"?

Pat


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