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Please, help me with English

Discussion in 'General Discussion' started by slisse, Apr 19, 2019.

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  1. Insp Gadget

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    Mayby
    maybe o perhabs
     
    Raul20, Oct 7, 2020
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  9. londonboy49

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    I see people on this site are still spelling it wrong ....

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    1. of or belonging to them: 2. used to refer to one person in order to avoid saying "his or her
     
    londonboy49, Nov 9, 2020
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  10. Brutus58

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    Details, details, details. I'm not an english major or a noted author. What I'm trying to say is.....um....um...."forgive me my trespass with grammer". And spelling.
     
    Brutus58, Nov 10, 2020
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  11. londonboy49

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    GRAMMAR :D
     
    londonboy49, Nov 10, 2020
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    londonboy49, Nov 11, 2020
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  13. Brutus58

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    Way back when adultery was a crime. If you were not married to each other, sex was a crime. The charge would be "For Unlawful Carnal Knowledge". Well the clerks got sick of writing that whole thing out. So they abbreviated it to F.U.C.K. Eventually it became used by the general public without the periods.
     
    Brutus58, Nov 12, 2020
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  14. Neophyte

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    I've heard it referred to as "Fornification Under Carnel Knowledge".
     
    Neophyte, Nov 12, 2020
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  15. whitecoffee1

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    I've heard "Fornification Under Consent of the King"
     
    whitecoffee1, Nov 12, 2020
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  16. Neophyte

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    I think most of these acronyms were created after the fact. Who knows what the first one was.
     
    Neophyte, Nov 12, 2020
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  17. whitecoffee1

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    whitecoffee1, Nov 12, 2020
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  18. Neophyte

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    I guess Snopes doesn't know either.
     
    Neophyte, Nov 12, 2020
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  19. whitecoffee1

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    I tried looking for it. Found other false etymologies ... but not what was the first one.
     
    whitecoffee1, Nov 12, 2020
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  20. whitecoffee1

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    Also you can easy make them yourself when you are creative:

    "Friendly Unicorns Cooking Kohlrabi" - The horn of the unicorn is a metaphor for the man's penis and the kohlrabi can be moist like a woman's pussy. Cooking refers to what the unicorn is doing with the kohlrabi.

    :confused:
     
    whitecoffee1, Nov 12, 2020
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