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25 Mar 2021, 8:32 pm
cyberdad wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Misslizard wrote:
I don’t like c—-,never used it , never will.I never heard an older person use it here.
Its like the r-word. Makes me cringe but I hear it everywhere (admittedly only by males).
I like how the Australian word combines with the Australian intensifier to have nothing to do with menstruation.
Blame it on the middle English. It's connotations have to do with the oldest profession. Ironically both Chaucer and Shakespeare use it in their plays/writings
Speaking of bloody c***s...
25 Mar 2021, 8:46 pm
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25 Mar 2021, 9:12 pm
funeralxempire wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
funeralxempire wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Misslizard wrote:
I don’t like c—-,never used it , never will.I never heard an older person use it here.
Its like the r-word. Makes me cringe but I hear it everywhere (admittedly only by males).
I like how the Australian word combines with the Australian intensifier to have nothing to do with menstruation.
Blame it on the middle English. It's connotations have to do with the oldest profession. Ironically both Chaucer and Shakespeare use it in their plays/writings
Speaking of bloody c****...
LOL! yep, Red_Kross is correct, its only directed to men, kind of like calling them a "p****"
25 Mar 2021, 9:14 pm
Misslizard wrote:
Men in the South usually won’t cuss around women they don’t know or older women.If they do ,usually an apology quickly follows.However family members and friends may get together, cuss up a storm ,and insult each other for fun.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
My first stereotype of southern hillbillies was ironically (and probably inaccurately) Yosemite Sam
25 Mar 2021, 9:56 pm
cyberdad wrote:
Misslizard wrote:
Men in the South usually won’t cuss around women they don’t know or older women.If they do ,usually an apology quickly follows.However family members and friends may get together, cuss up a storm ,and insult each other for fun.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
My first stereotype of southern hillbillies was ironically (and probably inaccurately) Yosemite Sam
He is from California.
Foghorn Leghorn is from the South.
25 Mar 2021, 10:25 pm
Misslizard wrote:
cyberdad wrote:
Misslizard wrote:
Men in the South usually won’t cuss around women they don’t know or older women.If they do ,usually an apology quickly follows.However family members and friends may get together, cuss up a storm ,and insult each other for fun.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
I’m a hillbilly, so lots of stereotyping there.There used to be cartoons that showed bearded men in raggedy coveralls laying on a rickety porch complete with shotguns, jugs of moonshine and mangy dogs.They are always bad tempered and want to fight.
Snuffy Smith, Dogpatch, Lum and Abner and the Beverly Hillbillies all stereotype hillbillies.
No one here ever complained ,and most of us loved those comics and shows.
What I didn’t like was a music show at Branson which had a character with blacked out teeth and he acted like a babbling idiot.They have stopped that show.That character was offensive.
My first stereotype of southern hillbillies was ironically (and probably inaccurately) Yosemite Sam
He is from California.
Foghorn Leghorn is from the South.
But but...he's a chicken....no he's not he's a rooster
25 Mar 2021, 11:09 pm
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26 Mar 2021, 4:13 am
Misslizard wrote:
He came to a bad end, a bucket of KFC.
Or chilli chicken tacos
26 Mar 2021, 4:14 am
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