What do you say when you want to say something "bad" - but want to maintain the illusion of sounding like a lady or gentleman?
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My Dad never swore around us children. I always respected him most for that. As a result, my "curseword" is "Stinky Feet" People look at me oddly for it, but it works for me! :) My Mother in law uses "peaches" or "piffle" LOL
#26
We weren't allowed to say anything close to cussing. Couldn't even us the initials such as B.S. I grew up saying "crumby buttons". Don't even know where it originated as it wasn't something my mother said. Dad swore like a drunken sailor so we didn't repeat anything he said. Ann in TN
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Originally Posted by feline fanatic
Originally Posted by cizzors
Never was accused of or claimed to be a lady so what comes out, comes out.
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