Quote: Nat Wicks @ April 15 2011, 9:51 PM BSTI love the words c**t and twat and many other such terms. They have two very different meanings, and in reality are more regularly used to describe people who are of an unpleasant and unlikable nature, rather than female genetalia
This.
Quote: Gavin @ April 15 2011, 9:51 PM BSTIs he seeing someone on the side?
>_< 
Oi!!!!!
Quote: zooo @ April 15 2011, 9:54 PM BSTOi!!!!!
Only kidding sweetness 
*adds you to the list*
Quote: zooo @ April 15 2011, 10:05 PM BST*adds you to the list*
The To do list?
Quote: Gavin @ April 15 2011, 10:06 PM BSTThe To do list?
Don't encourage him...
Quote: Gavin @ April 15 2011, 10:06 PM BSTThe To do list?
Quote: zooo @ April 15 2011, 10:10 PM BSTDon't encourage him...
Quote: zooo @ April 15 2011, 9:04 PM BSTAs can we!
And my opinion is that saying young women are only interested in men's money is far more sexist than anything else I've read here recently.
Zooo yes, I did state young women are only interested in mens' money, this is a well documented phenomenen in political circles.
For example the advent of 'The Wag'; wives girlfriends, who achieve wealth and stardom on the back of rich and famous blokes, do I need to add?...
It exists so do not be in denial.
If I personally, do not like 'c**t' it is in my opinion rude and unecessary, that you believe it's ok to say that to your mother, is entirely up to you, if you don't why?...
To quote; Oxford English Dictionary; 'C**t' coarse slang, 1. the female genitals
2. a stupid or unpleasant person.
MY Maxim; 'The Personal is Political'. So is it sexist ? yes!
Do I really need to explain more?..
I hear it on the street and in pubs, to me it is lazy, uncouth and offensive.
I love it when one person takes there own opinion as fact.
You should read The Vagina Monologues' section 'c**t', that's what turned me around.
Also, just because there is a SECTION of female society for whom money is their main drive in relationships (undeniably), please do not lump the rest of us in that rather unsavoury category. That's doing more for misogyny than any swear word can. Please don't reinforce negative stereotypes.
Generalisations are lazy and ignorant.
If this was Kipper saying this I would have tore his entire face off.
Morning.... Oh right this is still going on then.
I think I'll got make a tea.
Can I have one please, Gav? 
Quote: Nat Wicks @ April 16 2011, 11:09 AM BSTCan I have one please, Gav?
Certainly! A cheeky biscuit as well?
o/
Depends how cheeky it is. Bourbons are too cheeky, whilst chocolate divestives are exactly cheeky enough.
Shove off Putley, these are MY biscuits 