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Originally Posted by AFDavis11
Thats just talking about it, right..? :D
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Originally Posted by AFDavis11
Thats just talking about it, right..? :D
I haven't finished reading that yet -I can already tell it's failtastic- but my last name is Menefee, and I feel strong disappointment for the Menifee Union School District. For shame!
"oral sex" is not a word, it is two words. So why did it get its own definition? I think that's the real controversy hereQuote:
Originally Posted by AFDavis11
They might have defined Fellatio, and the news article simplified it to "oral sex" for the lackluster viewersQuote:
Originally Posted by hoglahoo
When I was that age we knew what it was but that isnt what we called it.
What is Fellatio? Wait, I'll just have to check my dictionary.:rofl2:Quote:
Originally Posted by ShavedZombie
Maybe I am behind in the times, but when did parents/society decide that educating their children was wrong? I remember growing up and using words or phrases I heard that were beyond my years and my parents talked to me and EDUCATED me on those terms. I guess maybe the children of today should get all their knowledge from the internet because dictionaries will eventually be banned from all schools because the definition of a word or phrase may be offensive. Any one know of a good cave for rent?
Any kid that finds it already knows what it is.
Any kid that reads a dictionary cover to cover is
welcome to stumble on it....
Absolutely. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by treydampier
You know that we are eternally grateful and indebted and will always welcome especially our brethren from Tennessee for the great service and sacrifice of that great statesman soldier and hero of yore Colonel David 'Davy' Crockett and the Tennessee Volunteers, and in his famous last words to his former constituents "... you may all go to hell, and I will go to Texas."Quote:
Originally Posted by 59caddy