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Tongue in cheek !

Gary Marsh @garymarsh6 (24025) • United Kingdom 5 May 19

So over the last two days I have written two posts about the nuances of our English language and its use there of. So we have identified that there is British English, American English and I dare say Australian English and New...

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Risque discussions can be fun but be careful what words you use!

Nick R Thomas @asfarasiknow (3340) • Bournemouth, England 5 Oct 16

Yesterday myself and others had fun joining a very amusing discussion which I knew would soon disappear. Sure enough, by this morning it had gone. It concerned an hilarious tale of online fraud, a credit card and a gentleman's...

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Innuendo and Suspicion

debrakcarey @debrakcarey (19887) • United States 5 Jul 12

[i]Though Romney is in full compliance with any and all financial disclosure requirements, by using innuendo and suspicion, what the media intends to do here is to aid and abet Obama by tying Romney up in knots for as long...

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"Get Yer Twangers Out And Play With Yer Balls!"

Janey1966 @Janey1966 (24170) • Carlisle, England 4 Sep 10

This could only be an adult version of the kids' programme called "Rainbow!" Please do not think that the clip in the link below was ever shown to children because it wasn't...just as well really! I don't suppose "Seseme...

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