Reinder: I believe it's actually used as an adjective here. However, I have no doubt that Britons could find a way to turn this word into a verb.
Britons are unequalled in their ability to find new uses for profanity. They could probably power a city with it if you gave them a bit of time to work on the problem.
Why would Blair even acknowledge Rob Lowe? He's such a has been. With the current situation in London, PM Blair needs to focus more on work and a little less on West Wing reruns.
See, before, I was kind of turned off by the idea of running for office at all, let alone being prime minister. But if I get to see Rob Lowe in his underwear, especially in the privacy of his dressing room, I reckon I could handle being PM. Blair's got his priorities absolutely straight. Well, you know what I mean...
Well, I thought NM would get credit for the "Amusing Europhobia Comment off the Day" with his "THE TERRORISTS ATTACK US BECAUSE THEY'RE EVIL!!!111!!oneoneone!!!1!" bit, but I'm afraid Katie's wicked little one-liner wins...
La Bona - stay on topic, there's a luv? There's a comments policy here, and I plan to enforce it. If you've got something you'd like to share, email me and I may consider putting something up about it.
Reinder - I've been using "cunting", "cunted" and the like for at least eight years, no idea about everyone else. Swear words are wonderfully versatile, I find.
Katie - it's that kind of perverted display of female sexuality (and desire for political involvement) that makes the terrorists want to kill us. Probably.
You can, with benefit follow the close connection between our Dear cunting Leader, Chris "im a right cunt" Evans and the BBC at Election time.
Search their website and you will see pics of and comment about the red headed wanker "endorsing" TB him seling his furniure, and then lo and behold he gets a BBC spot to insult the British public.
Google his name with New Labour and see how often he pops up bringing in the Youf vote for the Dear Leader.
He has had lessons from Bill "Deep Throat" Clinton inbeing starstruck.
There's nothing blasphemous about ogling rob lowe in his pants (or out of his pants, depending on your side of the atlantic). In fact, I'm willing to bet that the vision of Rob Lowe in his underwear is as close as I expect to come to the Rapture.
I reckon Bin laden was once turned down when he requested to go and see Rob Lowe in his underwear backstage and this is where all his repressed angst comes from.
Thank you eric s, though I do not dare to dream of greatness aspiring to the heights of our host the Rhinochimp. It is partly his tantric approach to swearwords that make his joshing ways so appealing.
"Great and even-handed" - The BBC
"Such an attitude, as people have probably told Mr. Nosemonkey before, will get you nowhere: but that doesn't mean what he's saying's not true" - Channel 4 News
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English is my second language, so I can't resist asking: When did "Cunt" become a verb?
La Bona.Bot1138: Bit off-topic, yes?
Reinder: I believe it's actually used as an adjective here. However, I have no doubt that Britons could find a way to turn this word into a verb.
Britons are unequalled in their ability to find new uses for profanity. They could probably power a city with it if you gave them a bit of time to work on the problem.
Oh my. Does Jim Bliss know?
Why would Blair even acknowledge Rob Lowe? He's such a has been. With the current situation in London, PM Blair needs to focus more on work and a little less on West Wing reruns.
See, before, I was kind of turned off by the idea of running for office at all, let alone being prime minister. But if I get to see Rob Lowe in his underwear, especially in the privacy of his dressing room, I reckon I could handle being PM. Blair's got his priorities absolutely straight. Well, you know what I mean...
Well, I thought NM would get credit for the "Amusing Europhobia Comment off the Day" with his "THE TERRORISTS ATTACK US BECAUSE THEY'RE EVIL!!!111!!oneoneone!!!1!" bit, but I'm afraid Katie's wicked little one-liner wins...
La Bona - stay on topic, there's a luv? There's a comments policy here, and I plan to enforce it. If you've got something you'd like to share, email me and I may consider putting something up about it.
Reinder - I've been using "cunting", "cunted" and the like for at least eight years, no idea about everyone else. Swear words are wonderfully versatile, I find.
Katie - it's that kind of perverted display of female sexuality (and desire for political involvement) that makes the terrorists want to kill us. Probably.
You can, with benefit follow the close connection between our Dear cunting Leader, Chris "im a right cunt" Evans and the BBC at Election time.
Search their website and you will see pics of and comment about the red headed wanker "endorsing" TB him seling his furniure, and then lo and behold he gets a BBC spot to insult the British public.
Google his name with New Labour and see how often he pops up bringing in the Youf vote for the Dear Leader.
He has had lessons from Bill "Deep Throat" Clinton inbeing starstruck.
There's nothing blasphemous about ogling rob lowe in his pants (or out of his pants, depending on your side of the atlantic). In fact, I'm willing to bet that the vision of Rob Lowe in his underwear is as close as I expect to come to the Rapture.
I reckon Bin laden was once turned down when he requested to go and see Rob Lowe in his underwear backstage and this is where all his repressed angst comes from.
Thank you eric s, though I do not dare to dream of greatness aspiring to the heights of our host the Rhinochimp. It is partly his tantric approach to swearwords that make his joshing ways so appealing.
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