The P-word as in a woman's vajayjay, though in this meaning it was a sissy or a coward.
Sphere: Related Content
But who am I to judge? Though the FCC feels that it's not an okay word to have on the air, maybe the terrorists really are a bunch of pußßies.
Note to our Francophone friend: the word "wusses" would have worked just as well.
Posts
LOL... okay. ^^
ReplyDeletethat was fun. do it again! do it again!
Actually, ABC's early morning network news used the word numerous times in a newscast last week--somewhat upsetting the female co-anchor. Of course, it dealt with a story about a cat who likes to ride the bus around England. I believe he takes the number 3 bus, but he's still a pussy.
ReplyDeleteJohn, that's pretty funny. It reminds me of a joke Steve Martin did during a prime-time television special when I was a kid, where he suddenly says that his girlfriend has a big pussy. "A cat!" he mockingly yelled to a startled but bemused audience.
ReplyDeleteThis was back in the 1980s, and it was not the kind of pun one normally heard on television back then, so it really stuck out in my mind.
This was back in the 1980s, and it was not the kind of pun one normally heard on television back then, so it really stuck out in my mind.
ReplyDelete.... ?
HOW old is Kushibo? (me highly intrigued)
Well, I was a kid in the 1980s. I was in college in the 1990s. I have a personal protest against ageism in Korea (and pretty much everywhere else), so those are all the hints I will give.
ReplyDeleteI'm old enough and young enough to do most of the things I want to.
no offense to my favorite blogger Kushibo... he is the first blog poster i read everyday.
ReplyDeleteand to prove that i really don't care about anybody's age...
ReplyDeleteaccording to your hints? you're the same generation as my husband.
care to have breakfast with us? (^.^)
It'll have to be the next time I'm in town, reijene. I'm leaving tomorrow!
ReplyDelete