13-06-2016, 03:57 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
Smut, sexual innuendo and its associated childish sillinessWell, I suppose it depends on what sort of person you are. I don't consider myself to be particularly smutty, but perhaps I am a little childish in my sense of humour.
I think that everyone, or perhaps almost everyone, has some degree of humour in them, although there are those particularly serious people who don't seem able to let themselves go. I must add that I do draw the line at personal attacks, although it wouldn't upset me if anyone here wanted to call me all the names under the sun or even make aspersions about my mother. I have a very thick skin. Perhaps some would argue that I have a very thick head!
For those who can't abide this sort of humour, there's always that Mumsnet thing, or whatever it's called.
13-06-2016, 04:01 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
Originally Posted by May
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I've just been down to put some flowers and scented candles in the Trash Can...please remove all halos before entering..I thank You.
13-06-2016, 04:04 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
As somebody once said"This is a forum for God's sake not a bloody WI knitting circle !
It should reflect life with all it's vagieries warts and all ... There will be disagreements and that is to be expected and encouraged.
No name calling, no abuse and certainly no bullying, but not all goody goody posts pleeeeeese"
13-06-2016, 04:08 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
Originally Posted by dinahsmum
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As somebody once said"This is a forum for God's sake not a bloody WI knitting circle !
It should reflect life with all it's vagieries warts and all ... There will be disagreements and that is to be expected and encouraged.
No name calling, no abuse and certainly no bullying, but not all goody goody posts pleeeeeese"
13-06-2016, 04:08 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
Originally Posted by malcolm
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I do hope that the forum will not descend into the depths of smut, sexual innuendo and its associated childish silliness again attracting those bandwagon jumpers who monopolise the threads as it was a few weeks ago.It has been very adult of late, generally speaking that is, and a pleasure to be a contributing member.
13-06-2016, 04:09 PM
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Re: Smut innuendo and associated silliness
Originally Posted by JBR
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Smut, sexual innuendo and its associated childish sillinessWell, I suppose it depends on what sort of person you are. I don't consider myself to be particularly smutty, but perhaps I am a little childish in my sense of humour.
I think that everyone, or perhaps almost everyone, has some degree of humour in them, although there are those particularly serious people who don't seem able to let themselves go. I must add that I do draw the line at personal attacks, although it wouldn't upset me if anyone here wanted to call me all the names under the sun or even make aspersions about my mother. I have a very thick skin. Perhaps some would argue that I have a very thick head!
For those who can't abide this sort of humour, there's always that Mumsnet thing, or whatever it's called.
have you been on Mumsnet and seen what they talk about on there?
Makes this Forum seem very tame.
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