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I always thought POS meant something else and MOOS was what a cow did.

Dilligaf?

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Dilligaf?

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I didn't go over the whole list, and didn't get to that one.

But it sounds like a skin infection or something?

Do I Look Like I Give A ...
DILLIGAF

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Do I Look Like I Give A F---
DILLIGAF

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Ahhh...brings back memories...that was what our 1SG called himself.

1SG DILLIGAF

He even had it etched on his nameplate on his desk.

He was super f-ing cool!!

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Ahhh...brings back memories...that was what our 1SG called himself.

1SG DILLIGAF

He even had it etched on his nameplate on his desk.

He was super f-ing cool!!

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Please remember that this is a public forum and that sometimes little ones may actually read your posts.

I changed it.

I am a firm believer in using whatever words are in the dictionary. My baby's first words were "stupid jackass", so I might just be a little bit unconcerned about "bad" language and "curse words".

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I changed it.

I am a firm believer in using whatever words are in the dictionary. My baby's first words were "stupid jackass", so I might just be a little bit unconcerned about "bad" language and "curse words".

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Were you ever able to get her to just call you "dad"?;)

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Were you ever able to get her to just call you "dad"?;)

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:clap: That made me laugh.

Actually, that was her name for mommy for a long time. She got it from South Park, I believe, cause we never used that phrase. She can say sh*t, f*ck, d*ck, c*nt, a$$h*le, etc.

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Actually, that was her name for mommy for a long time. She got it from South Park, I believe, cause we never used that phrase. She can say sh*t, f*ck, d*ck, c*nt, a$$h*le, etc.

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So, how old is your Sailor, er uh, child?

Almost 3.

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Actually, that was her name for mommy for a long time. She got it from South Park, I believe, cause we never used that phrase. She can say sh*t, f*ck, d*ck, c*nt, a$$h*le, etc.

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Wow... you must be so proud. ::Blink::

I am. It's only words, and from most of the crap I see and hear, I prefer honest profanity.

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Actually, that was her name for mommy for a long time. She got it from South Park, I believe, cause we never used that phrase. She can say sh*t, f*ck, d*ck, c*nt, a$$h*le, etc.

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Going through some old stuff recently, I found a little bar of soap, the kind you get in a hotel. It still had tiny toothmarks from the purpose it had served, many years ago, of cleaning one of those words out of my little girl's mouth.

If someone says, "That f*cking hurt" instead of "That really really REALLY hurt", where's the difference? So what is wrong with saying it either way? They are JUST WORDS.

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If someone says, "That f*cking hurt" instead of "That really really REALLY hurt", where's the difference? So what is wrong with saying it either way? They are JUST WORDS.

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You'll find that those words will cause your daughter much pain and grief when her friends go home and tell their parents the new words they learned at your house. Parents talk, you know, and it won't be long before the playdates and birthday invites dry up. Have you considered what it will feel like for her to be a social outcast among her peers?

You obviously have the right to raise your kids in whatever manner you desire, but I'll let you in on something...most parents would blanch if they heard those words coming out of a three year olds mouth, and will try and ensure that their kids stay away from it.

Well, I feel the same way about the religious junk people spew, but I don't shut them out socially for it. We have our lil girl in a christian babysitting place, but we didn't pull her out cause of it. We just will explain reality to her when she is old enough to understand, in the meantime, we let the adults say whatever they want, no matter how offensive it is.