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A Way with Words
Hi Barbarella Love the article on words. I remember going with my Mom to her best friend Judy's home to visit she had lots of different things in her home that expressed her humer. One thing that caught my eye and has stuck with me every since,was an 8x10 frame on hundred ways to use the word F@*K. Later in life I was suspended from school for saying "iF yUo Cee Kaye tell her I said Hi" everyone else thought it was funny. Like you I hold back my favorite words for those who don't get offended, and tell my Granddaughters they can't say these special words until they are eighteen. I believe it's how you use a word that hurts or may offend. "I hate you" is much more uglier then the word f@*k. Thanks for the great article and have a great f@*king day. LOL Shawn Huston— January 14, 2010 4:39 p.m.