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Then there's nictitate, nibble, nuzzle, oh, and I have a soft spot for orifice
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| johne5knuckle wrote: | | Then there's nictitate, nibble, nuzzle, oh, and I have a soft spot for orifice |
I think you and your right hand should get a room. |
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johne5knuckle
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| johnnio wrote: | | johne5knuckle wrote: | | Then there's nictitate, nibble, nuzzle, oh, and I have a soft spot for orifice |
I think you and your right hand should get a room. |
You must have misread it - nictitating is wInking. 
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| johne5knuckle wrote: | | johnnio wrote: | | johne5knuckle wrote: | | Then there's nictitate, nibble, nuzzle, oh, and I have a soft spot for orifice |
I think you and your right hand should get a room. |
You must have misread it - nictitating is wInking. |
I stand, or rather sit, corrected. |
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| johne5knuckle wrote: | | I was always a fan of the word moist |
One of my least favourite words! |
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| The_Pilgarlic wrote: | Currently it's 'Clunge'
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johne5knuckle
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| Owl of Minerva wrote: | | johne5knuckle wrote: | | I was always a fan of the word moist |
One of my least favourite words! |
So, presumably you're not a fan of clammy either?
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hyperbolic paraboloid - 2 words that describe a shape
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Borrocks, but with two L's.
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johnnio
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| Spank is a good word. |
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Owl of Minerva
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| johnnio wrote: | | Darren wrote: | The C word.
For some reason, I don't see the offensiveness of it. |
Another great alliterative word, especially when you emphasise the c and the t. |
The greatest swear word of them all. Use it regularly - not around women though |
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johnnio
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| Owl of Minerva wrote: | | johnnio wrote: | | Darren wrote: | The C word.
For some reason, I don't see the offensiveness of it. |
Another great alliterative word, especially when you emphasise the c and the t. |
The greatest swear word of them all. Use it regularly - not around women though |
I love it when a woman says it. |
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FallonFacta
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| Posted: Tue Jun 30, 2009 7:18 pm Post subject: |
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| johnnio wrote: | | Owl of Minerva wrote: | | johnnio wrote: | | Darren wrote: | The C word.
For some reason, I don't see the offensiveness of it. |
Another great alliterative word, especially when you emphasise the c and the t. |
The greatest swear word of them all. Use it regularly - not around women though |
I love it when a woman says it. |
Said in a complimentary way it's fine - but most of the time it's never a compliment so I doubt I'll change my mind about just how much I hate, loath and detest that word when it's used in general conversation. There's a time and a place 
PS - Not said as a mod - just as me 
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Used selectively, it's excellent. Hate it when it's used constantly, though I think that's true with most swear words.
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