Bunkermagnet
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I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
My wife actually has a sense of humour so yes of course I would. I do worry about some people on here who seem to be physically scared of their partners. ?I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
Mrs Colch doesn't like it when I introduce her as my "current wife".
Just got our 1st Xmas card....2nd of December.....![]()
Thanks for the reminderJust got our 1st Xmas card....2nd of December.....![]()
Just got our 1st Xmas card....2nd of December.....![]()
Glad I’m not with someone that would actually be offended by a bit of banter like this.I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
Ah..but it was hand delivered from 2 doors down?If it was not for the postal strilkes it would have arived in November.![]()
I wonder how many would say those things to their wives face.?
Swearing is a habit often used by the uneducated plebs of society. Those who use such vocabulary disgust me.
Kudos to the mod team.
We had ours 10 days ago ,from guy at the club ?Just got our 1st Xmas card....2nd of December.....![]()
I believe that you have that slightly wrong, the conclusion of the 2015 (small scale) study was "a voluminous taboo lexicon may better be considered an indicator of healthy verbal abilities rather than a cover for their deficiencies ". So the more swear words you know, the more likely you are to have an overall bigger vocabulary. Repeating the same few words is not an indicator of a larger vocabulary. Now, I'm off to find someone to call them an elbow shaking, fopdoodle who can just sard off.It's proven that swearing is linked to an excellent vocabulary. Whether you can take that a step further and link and enhanced vocabulary to intelligence is debatable, but your suggestion is ridiculous.