Our boy Jeremy again

I need a medicinal brandy now, never mind a

That wasn't a play on words!

Aka, I was just going to post that he is no boy, although puerile! And nothing to do with me either!

I thought long and hard before I posted that.

1.hes got such a big bellend, but no shaft, hes mushroom rigged 2. come on sheila, lets do it in the bellend! 3. I say vicar, you need to polish your bellend!

Yes I know! I've looked it up now! On Urban Dictionary.

He's certainly not 'mine' nor is he a 'boy' (unless you take his mental age)

It's on the James May tweet that Bags posted. It means penis head "British slang".

Oh!!!

You can tell us anything on here Grannyknot. There's only us.

Wotsit mean?

I had to look up what "bellend" means. You learn something new every day.

Clarkson fell foul of me when the BSE thing first started. There was some footage of a cow suffering from it staggering around. Clarkson had some programme going at the time and showed it saying it was the funniest thing he had seen in ages.

That's upset me so much - poor baby. (Weeps into her )

hic!

Norty merlot.

She did make it up. Rude girl.

Absolutely not Riverwalk just as I would not condone the use of any derogatory, insulting or racist word.

Did you just make that up, merlot?

I agree with jingl. It's quite cruel. It sounds like,

Eeeny, meeny, miney, mo,
Catch a baby by its toe,
If it shits,
Wipe its bits,
Eeeny, meeny, miney, mo.

Poor baby.

Soon we will not be allowed to buy faggots. Just because someone appropriates a word does not mean we should not be able to use it. Why should we not use the word queer in its old-fashioned sense, or for that matter the word gay. I knew girls at school called Gay.
I thought cretinism was a medical term.
I would not use any as a derogatory term.

Who has said they feel free to use the word nigger because a handful of black rappers do, river? No-one as far as I can see. There was a remark about it perhaps being better if no-one used offensive words.

I had no notion of racism either as a child, and only became aware of the offensive nature of the word and its connotations years later. It was always associated in my childish mind with a lovely shade of brown, and it was in later years that I was very embarrassed by my dear MIL asking for THAT particular shade of brown very loudly in M&S and refusing to be shushed. As she pointed out, she did not mean it in a derogatory way, rather that everyone should know what colour skirt she wanted!

My DGDs say 'fishy', which is daft as fish don't have 'em...