25 Jul 04 - 12:04 AM (#1233212) Subject: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus G'day, PISS - is the most versatile word in the English Language I reckon! A couple of decades back I wrote a long paragraph where the word "piss" (and derivatives) never occurred more than four words apart. I may be able to reproduce it - but let's see what you Catters come up with. Here's a few clues. The paragraph covered... 1. Liquids from the weather, through alcohol imbibing to excreting. 2. Emotions from laughter to aggression. 3. Mnay US/NZ(UK) expressions were 'culturally opposite' 4. There was more... BUT... Piss off - I'm off on the piss... Please add your piss-useless paragraphs here.. Cheers - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 12:06 AM (#1233213) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus PSSSSST... keep it secret |
25 Jul 04 - 12:18 AM (#1233219) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Keith A of Hertford John Peel said it on R4 yesterday. He justified it by quoting God using the word. Keith. |
25 Jul 04 - 12:31 AM (#1233224) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus Keith, Please give me more details, so I can find it on the Net = like which BBC R4 programme... It sounds like a chuckle... Cheers - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 01:16 AM (#1233235) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Georgiansilver I am sure if you use the word Urine the majority. Be Blessed. |
25 Jul 04 - 02:54 AM (#1233254) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: GUEST Piss off, pissant! You really pissed me off by getting pissed and high and driving around Piscataway while it was pissing with rain. It was piss-poor judgment. If you'd been piss-tested or breathelysed, you would have pissed away your life savings paying the fine. |
25 Jul 04 - 02:58 AM (#1233256) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Blackcatter Have you ever heared about the work fuck? As in the statement: Fuck! The fucking fucker's fuck is fucking fucked! How many other words can be used understandably in 6 part of speech? |
25 Jul 04 - 03:11 AM (#1233263) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus Food start GUEST - keep fishing in a pisscatorial way - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 03:46 AM (#1233267) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: GUEST What the fuck is that supposed to mean, Blackcatter? (seriously, I don't get it. I would understand it with any noun except FUCK; e.g. "the fucking fucker's car is fucking fucked." But how can his fuck be fucked?) As they say in my neighborhood: that's fucked up, man. |
25 Jul 04 - 03:58 AM (#1233270) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus Mumble... could we keep the F-word out and just keep Piddling round the PEE word - or river - if you are from Dorset.... Please start another F***ing thread - which won't have as many sidetracks - I betcha... LOL - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 04:06 AM (#1233272) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: GUEST Piss off, Billy the piss. Don't get all pissy! Why piss on the fuck parade? |
25 Jul 04 - 06:45 AM (#1233296) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Keith A of Hertford Sam, the program was Home Truths, aired at 0900 yesterday. Keith. |
25 Jul 04 - 07:06 AM (#1233302) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus Thanks Kwith, will try to find it in the Beeb archives - right at the momentt our NZ archives are giving me Clancy "Foggy Dew" = Whoops - now into "Muskrat Ramble" - must go back to Dorset's 'River Piddle' - which is on-threa.... Cheers - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 07:55 AM (#1233322) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Keith A of Hertford You never here them called Tolpiddle martyrs do you. Kwith |
25 Jul 04 - 08:25 AM (#1233333) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Billy the Bus Keith, Having spent a long time today working on another thread which incleded Tolpuddle and the River Piddle (where my forebears forebore).. I was pissed off when the computer got pissed on and the words pissed off... YUP - I'll drink to Toll=pee.. and the piddling martyrs - whose blood flows thu' me veins (on the other side of the world). Best I could find on DT for the Tolpiddlers was Red Fly the Banners All 4 now - Sam |
25 Jul 04 - 01:19 PM (#1233432) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Once Famous This is a piss poor thread. It's also fucked up. |
25 Jul 04 - 02:22 PM (#1233473) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Rapparee This sounds like a cow pissin' on a flat rock. Ya'll go piss up a rope! |
25 Jul 04 - 09:08 PM (#1233667) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Bill D as a poor peon, I have no opinion on this |
25 Jul 04 - 11:20 PM (#1233703) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Big Al Whittle tant pis! |
25 Jul 04 - 11:23 PM (#1233706) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Blackcatter Gee. Just how many other threads can people start so that all the true wits can post their oh-so-original puns and double-entendres? |
26 Jul 04 - 09:10 AM (#1233893) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Snuffy A lady walked into a bar and asked for a double-entendre. So the barman gave her one. |
26 Jul 04 - 09:24 AM (#1233901) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: The Fooles Troupe ... and she slapped his face. |
26 Jul 04 - 01:18 PM (#1234042) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Nerd Oh give me a home where the piss-pots do roam where urethras and bladders do spray where often is heard our most versatile word and it pisses with raindrops all day |
26 Jul 04 - 04:52 PM (#1234194) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: GUEST,Blackcatter Sounds like New York City to me. |
26 Jul 04 - 08:55 PM (#1234357) Subject: RE: BS: PISS - Our most versatile word? From: Joe_F I think there is another four-letter word that is even more versatile: What the hell! A hell of a good time. A hell of a thing to do. The hell you say! Give 'em hell. Hell's bells! Run like hell. Boil the hell out of it. To hell with it! Hell, I don't care. Raise hell. |