offensive words theory

[NextLineIsMine]

Wow, uhh, I speak German and I don't know what you just said there. I can see "guten Tag" (pronounced GOO-ten tahk) in there, which means "good day", but "gunisen" is not German at all.

I just typed it like it sounds but I had a German foreign exchange student live with me for a year and he always said it in a way that sounded alot like that. How do you spell it?

[Turtlepik]

FLODDER!

[amberler]

Americans have so few swear words

[Kenn]

lol i like it dude i want to try it one day for myself...lol

[TheGreenFog]

Yea, it's obviously just the shouting at people thing that gets them. People shouldn't be so quick to react like that, though. Lots of angry individuals out there. How can you be so 'gangster' at 7 in the morning?! You gonna be gangbanging on pancakes & bacon now? Calm down.

Psychology is a funny thing, that way, though. You can really fool the brain into thinking funny things sometimes. One quick example:

My girlfriend & myself were eating cherries one time. I also had some grapes. I think we were watching a movie or something and I had the bowl on my side of the bed, so I was feeding them to her. Every few minutes, I would eat one or two...then give her one (cherry). So after a while (cherry, cherry, cherry, cherry), I slipped in a grape to see what she would say. She was so into the movie or something that it seemed that she didn't even notice the difference. I thought that she probably knew but didn't care that it was a grape, but no. After chewing it for a little, she proceeded to remove the "pit/seed" from her mouth, which actually turned out to be just a little sliver of grape peel. She was puzzled, so I told her and she said, "Whoa, that was a grape?! I thought it was a cherry the whole time! It even tasted like a cherry! OMG." LOL

Long story short, you can make someone think a grape is a cherry. If you think that is cool, you should see the psuedotongue.


The Fog :rastasmoke:

[Maui Wowie]

lol gol dangit