What do you do for work?

[Slateman]

No sosages Sorry

 

[instar]

LOL

 

[sxereturn]

I just find it funny that you can say half the **** that was said in this thread, but can't say bugger! What's going on with that?

It's quite obvious it wasn't an innocent conversation about Christmas decorations, you're not all that naive...I hope.

 

[Bryony]

its all about christmas balls!!!!!!
go the balls!

you sxe just don't have a sense of humour

 

[sxereturn]

Oh, I have a sense of humour. It just seems that there is 2 seperate sets of rules for people on this site...

 

[Hickson]

In this case, would it be more appropriate to say that we don't have a sxe of humour?



Hix

 

[Slateman]

I am glad sx is not moderator. How you can be against christmas spirit and decorations.
We all love to hang them on the tree and some times play with them.

And as far as I know, no one comment here can offend inocent child. Only people with dirty mind can be offended.

 

[peterescue]

I guess most of us should be offended then.

 

[peterescue]

Yeah, The b u g g e r things is weird. I think it denigrates our culture to have certain words censored. It reeks of imperialism and empiricalism and isms that we havent even thought of yet.
Not tism though, they are boring advertising farts. they just reek.

 

[Magpie]

I agree with sxe (wow eh? whod'a thunk it?)
This conversation is far more suggestive and lewd than being able to say Bugga.
It has nothing to do with the christmas spirit, what if I wanted to say "where's me Xmas tree ya bugga?"

 

[Bryony]

Only people with dirty mind can be offended.

he he he its so true!
i'm not offended cause i don't have a dirty mind

 

[Slateman]

You are angel Bry. You definately should win my 2 bdecorated balls for pure and inicent mind.

 

[Bryony]

owww slatey

 

[peterescue]

When I was a kid and television was in its infancy. Most of the presenters on kids shows where old vaudville types. The kids shows of that era used to have my parents in stitches. Inuendo was rife but it just went over the heads of most of us kids. In my teens I noticed it was still there(and Trudy Jabowski). Today though kids shows are far more staid.

 

[Bryony]

back in the day ay peter

 

[RAZZA]

bry, some of them weren't too bad back then......one which was very popular which was a kids show was cartoon corner with "skeeta" this then turned into another show which run on t.v. for years both morning then later in the nite as it matured and became aimed towards adults.. this show starred one bloke and a pink bird..????

cheers

 

[Bryony]

one bloke and a pink bird?
that sounds cool!

to this day all kids shows have explicit adult stuff in it, disney is a huge culpret of the 'the kidz wont know what this really means' group.....watching some of my old programs makes you think.......man was i innocent and sweet back then

 

[africancichlidau]

You still are Bryony my sweet At least, to me you are

 

[Bryony]

oh afro
your so sweet

 

[peterescue]

I was born the same year as television in Australia. I really did grow up with television.
When we lived in Canberra we were the only people in our street with a TV. There was no television station in in Canberra then. When they started broadcasting we had dozens of people in our house to watch it. It didnt start until about 6 o'clock and wound up at about 9.30. Later one it went until 10 or 11 pm. The shows that stick in my mind from the time, remember I am probably 4 or 5, are "The outer Limits"(The Glass Hand episode with Robert Culp and Bus Stop with MM in a petticoat, very saucy in those days). Back in those days Shelbyville wasn't called Shelbyville.