You too spongey  3 points from Arsenal and every day will be a good day (for at least a week) 

I'd agree with that   

its a special word...  to be saved for special occasions 

Hey sweetie lady! 
Have had a quiet but very pleasant day Thankyou! 
How about you - see your man has gone to sleep- Bonus!  

(sorry bout late reply - had to switch to Chrome)

Well it's a stupid word. It's pronounced peenis so where's the other e then? A bit like Venus, definitely an e missing there too. Some words really need to get their act together 

What's that about Shutter Island Ditty - we had that DVD for Xmas too

Can't wait to watch Up though

Crimbo ? 

Tis not one that rolls off my tongue 

I really liked Shutter Island  You know what I think it is Ditty? Men are just better at liking films than women  I loved Hurt Locker and my OH said it was just really noisy 

Fernie - am on daughter's lappy and can't quote

Hubby may well be sleeping now - but he will be prodded awake tomorrow morning (and not for the reason that he would like).

We have his parents coming for the day

Like you would admit it on here anyways  Oooh best bit of the holidays 

Since you ask, I don't like the terms, "piping hot!" or "freshly prepared!" who knows why?

Certainly where I am concerned I would agree with that.    I am quite selective over what I would say is a good film...   & the initial test is if it can actually hold my attention .  I am rubbish with really long films (with the exception of Avatar...  I actually watched all of that... twice!)

 But Shutter Island could have been good... most of it was good... just the ending I had issues with.   Same with Inception. 

I like films that turn out to be nothing like you expect ...

Oh so am I.. The Lord of the Rings series was torture for me..
As was star wars - well that was just boring..
And also Harry Potter

I thought Scarface was gonna be about a nice old pensioner who'd had an operation after falling over his slippers or summat

The shower scene with the chain saw did my head right in....     I am a bit of a wuss when it comes to stuff like that in films! 

Funnily enough I can cope with violence & gore when its a different colour...   Like in Sin City!   

I am cowering behind my laptop now... cos hubby has Silence of the Lambs on...  and there has just been a gross bit!

Brilliant film. Some of it's gross but it's an absolute classic.

That's 'cause English is a language which relies on stress for a lot of its meaning, and stress can change the length of syllables.

You want to switch to a language like Japanese, Prom. The letters there are always pronounced the same.

Peter. I hope you had a fantastic Christmas. Three words for you to look out for. Two Worlds II. It's quite good 

I get your drift..... bit like "award winning" as applied to Cornish pasty and fish n chip shops

The boy got Assassins Creed Brotherhood for Xmas, he says it's ace. Gran Tourisimo (or whatever you call it) has got the thumbs up as well. He's also been talking about Brink that's being released at the end of March, so one to watch out for. Off to bed, am knackeroonied and have got a bit of a busy one again tomorra. Syonara Christmassy ones!

Ooo! Sounds intriguing!

Loo 

I hate the C word, its just nasty, also hate slag.. its just so demeaning and shan... i think its a northern thing.. meaning rubbish.

however I love the word clemmy.. as in piece of rock thrown at something

Like... like.

I don't like the B*tch word 

Basically.
Especially when it's use is meaningless and inappropriate, as it often is these days.
Many sentences mean exactly the same thing when the word 'basically' is dropped.

There are so many words I cannot abide:


serviette, lounge, gusset, toilet, food...I could go on.


As for the C word it does not bother me at all as long as it is used in its proper context, that is as a name for female genitals. I object to it in every way as an expletive. It says far more about attitudes towards women than anything else - I mean how would it be if a word for male genitals was thought so hideously offensive it remains the last taboo as far as swearing is concerned? The word needs to be disempowered - I have a c***, I am not a c***.

Actually I quite like the word 'gusset' - it makes me smile.
I hate the word 'gay' being used to give offence.

If I text the word icy on my phone the predictive text gives me gay as a first option. As in "It's really gay this morning"

THANK YOU Cariad - some one else who feels the same way as I do concerning that word.
Have you seen the Vagina Monologues perchance because that was what dis-empowered the word for me.

Blouse!!
Who the Hell wears a blouse.

Sons of women who wear blousons.
 

Petticoat ,thats another one .
When I would ask my mother what she wanted for Christmas ,she would say ,nothing ,then when pushed say"A nice Petticoat"

I do - what am I supposed to wear?

A top, a shirt. ,You dont say your wearing a blouse,do you?

Yes 

I buy blouses as well.
Tops for me tend to be things you can pull over your head,
Shirts are what men wear.
Blouses are the female versions of shirts.

Still dont like the word

My niece has a serious problem with the word "moist"

Discharge,another cringey word,no matter what context its used ,its cringe.

We have patient discharge co ordinators in our hospital