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"Chamber pot".
There are several highly-offensive, belittling words describing men that you don't hear much anymore. I try not to use them, but sometimes the temptation is there. My mother has no such filter, but fortunately she isn't a member here.
There are several highly-offensive, belittling words describing men that you don't hear much anymore. I try not to use them, but sometimes the temptation is there. My mother has no such filter, but fortunately she isn't a member here.
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As for genital-insults-men-use-for-women, I've been called them *here on the Lounge,* and it doesn't faze me the least bit. A word only has the power over you that you give it.
One of my ma's favorite squelches for a man who's getting in her face begins with the prefix "Needle-." When you imagine such a word coming out of the mouth of a small, wrinkled, 82 year old woman, the impact is greatly amplified.
“Needle—“
There are two male political leaders I wish she would say this to, one British, one American. Both have freaky hair-dos and delusions of grandeur (or folie de grandeur: it sounds better, and more damning, in French).
Most readers will know who I mean. ...
OuiHasn’t one dad of those two just applied for a French passport?
She once told the present Chief Justice of the Supreme Court to "sit down and shut up." And he did.
My wife actively dislikes the word “broads” as a reference to women, and is quite glad it’s disappeared from common usage. This just makes me use it more...
Except for Rerun Van Pelt, aren't all of the child characters in "Peanuts" Boomers? I thought they were supposed to be roughly the same age except for Linus being a bit younger, and he was "born" in 1952.Lucy is a Boomer. Fascinating.