![]() ![]() "My son was yelling at his big brother and said he was d*ckless. ![]() "When my 2-year-old says movie, it sounds like booby." - Amanda K. So he says I want to wear my blue cox when I ride my cooter." - Kara S. "My 4-year-old son can't pronounce scooter or crocs. It gets a bit dicey in the grocery store." - Erica H. problem is that he calls them butt holes. "My son mispronounces direction as erection." - Kelsey K. "Instead of saying naked, my granddaughter would say naken. "My one son would say vagina instead of lasagna." - Sarah M. ' My daughter can't get the 'st' in stick out so it comes out, 'Wally found a d*ck.' It's actually pretty hilarious." - Whitney O. The opening song starts, 'Wally found a stick, waved it in the air. "My 4-year-old twins love the show Wallykazam. "Fork was the word that made my blood run cold." - April M. So going to the store and having your son melt down, screaming that all he wanted was for you buy him a wh*re. Instead they would say 'puta,' which is the word for wh*re. ![]() "We have bilingual kids and they couldn't say 'pelota,' which is the word for ball. "My niece until just recently pronounced conditioner as candy sh*tter." - Angel S. well, you can figure that one out on your own." – Peggy H. You know how they have the suckers at the front? As soon as we walked in the door she would start pointing at the registers and yelling sucker, but since she said Fs for her Ss. "My granddaughter couldn't say her Ss so we had a major problem when we went to Walmart. "My 4-year-old says sk*nks for thanks! Bless his heart." - Kimberly J. But he couldn't pronounce Es and Rs, so Percy became p*ssy." - Andrea M. "When my son first got into Thomas the Tank Engine, he would get so excited to see the show on TV. "My little guy used to yell fire f*ck instead of fire truck." - Cathy M. "My daughter calls Star Wars 'Star Wh*res.'" - Angela G. Then one day we realized he was saying motorcycle." - Leanne M. He would just yell it out randomly in the car. The Standard (London, Eng.), 17 Aug."My 2-year-old kept yelling out something that sounded exactly like motherf*cker. The origin of the toilet loo is unknown, and the word does not come into common use until well over a century after gardyloo. ![]() Tobias George Smollett, The Expedition of Humphry Clinker, 1771ĭespite this word coming from the British Isles, the fact that it ends with a - loo and deals with toilet products has nothing to do with the fact that some speakers of British English refer to the toilet as a loo. The words appears to have been in use since the late 18th century, and in early use tends to refer more often to defenestrating the contents of a chamber pot more than kitchen slops.Īnd behold there is nurro geaks in the whole kingdom, nor anything for poor sarvants, but a barrel with a pair of tongs thrown a-cross and all the chairs in the family are emptied into this here barrel once a-day and at ten o’clock at night the whole cargo is flung out of a back windore that looks into some street or lane, and the maid calls gardy loo to the passengers, which signifies Lord have mercy upon you! Gardyloo is widely supposed to have been taken from French, although it is uncertain whether it comes from an actual French phrase (such as garde à l’eau!, “attention to the water!”) or if it was a mocking and mistaken imitation of that language. Definition - used in Edinburgh as a warning cry when it was customary to throw slops from the windows into the streets ![]()
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