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Offline I learned that 55 years ago yesterday……Tommy Moore quit the Silver Beatles for a more secure job.
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29 August 2013
Offline Calling your ex a psycho doesn’t go over well …
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Offline Atlas said
I learned that 55 years ago yesterday……Tommy Moore quit the Silver Beatles for a more secure job.
Did you see that they used Joe’s site as a reference? Very cool. I put a post over on the BB meta thread about it.
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18 March 2013
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Today I learned of the list of words that you can’t use in the Irish parliament to describe another member of parliament. These include:
brat
buffoon
chancer
communist
corner boy
coward
fascist
gurrier
guttersnipe
hypocrite
rat
scumbag
scurrilous speaker
yahoo
Who calls someone a “yahoo”? Which also leads to another one of my favourite Youtube videos where after a long debate, a parliament member gets annoyed by Deputy Stagg as he’s constantly getting interrupted “most unparliamentary language”.
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His not-at-all-heart-felt apology is brilliant in its “i dont mean this at all”, especially after he has shouted “f### you” twice.
And are there four people in parliament?
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18 March 2013
Offline meanmistermustard said
His not-at-all-heart-felt apology is brilliant in its “i dont mean this at all”, especially after he has shouted “f### you” twice.
And are there four people in parliament?
There are 166 elected TDs (MPs).
I couldn’t find anything about why there were so many empty seats but it could have been a late-night debate where the majority of people had gone home or (most likely) the rest of them were in the Parliament Pub (yes there is one).
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18 March 2013
Offline I can post some of our other delightful parliament moments, they are quite funny:
“Take for example, fraping-where you are raped on Facebook” (I don’t think so…)
This joy- “wiffy” indeed
Stepping aside from our glorious Parliament, I learned if you order a Frozen cake, you might not get what you want…
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Offline I like “corner boy.” I don’t think I’ve ever been mad enough to call somebody that. And is “corner girl” OK?
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18 March 2013
Offline georgiewood said
I like “corner boy.” I don’t think I’ve ever been mad enough to call somebody that. And is “corner girl” OK?
I’d never heard of it before up until today, it’s more older slang but a good one- means somebody who’s idle, spends their days hanging around on corners.
I’m sure “corner girl” is OK, I’ll ask my Granddad tomorrow and see if he knows it.
‘Guttersnipe’ needs to be brought back into fashion as well, it’s a perfect derogatory term!
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Stepping aside from our glorious Parliament, I learned if you order a Frozen cake, you might not get what you want…
Bloody hell. I think I know what I’ll be dreaming of tonight.
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georgiewood said
I like “corner boy.” I don’t think I’ve ever been mad enough to call somebody that. And is “corner girl” OK?I’d never heard of it before up until today, it’s more older slang but a good one- means somebody who’s idle, spends their days hanging around on corners.
I’m sure “corner girl” is OK, I’ll ask my Granddad tomorrow and see if he knows it.
‘Guttersnipe’ needs to be brought back into fashion as well, it’s a perfect derogatory term!
*makes mental note to call someone a guttersnipe*
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17 October 2013
Offline I like how words drop out of use and how some words completely change…….’Bad’ used to mean just…..’Bad’ and ‘wicked’ meant ‘wicked’ now they both can mean……….
“The Beatles’ are wicked man…….”
“Yeah bro…….real bad!”
Awful used to mean filled with awe…..How that switched I don’t know.
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I like how words drop out of use and how some words completely change…….’wicked’ meant ‘wicked’ ……….
In the New England region of the US, “wicked” is an adjective used similar to the word “very”. For example, “The Beatles are wicked good.” Talk about your oxymorons.
Other examples: It’s wicked cold out. I’m wicked tired.
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17 February 2015
Offline In All My life I never says a bad words even I’m got angry and that’s kind of words I don’t want to learn
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Offline There are no bad words, only inappropriate uses.
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1 November 2013
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I call them over rated words
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21 November 2012
Offline I’ve learned that putting an IKEA box together isn’t as easy as it seems.
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I’ve learned that putting an IKEA box together isn’t as easy as it seems.
Often have I had the chance to experience that first-hand. 
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18 March 2013
Offline Whenever people say using bad language makes you appear uneducated, I like to post this video. Sometimes an expletive is the best form of relief:
(If you haven’t seen the show with Hugh Laurie and Fry that goes throughout the clip- watch it immediately, just go off the forum and watch an episode, it’s called ‘A Bit of Fry and Laurie’
And Billy Connolly (I am trying to create a religion centered on him, will update on it) is another spokesperson for the use of oaths. I recreated this wonderful speech during a lunch break in front of about 40 people, good times…
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15 February 2015
Offline I have a personal rule about never using expletives (unless, say, I am about to be shot, or– perish the thought!– a Beatle has died, or something appropriately drastic has occurred), but I am very fluent in other forms of emphatic language, and I agree, sometimes ya just gotta swear.
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