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Vadimir

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:32 pm


Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Buggery, I've got to ask, how'd you get the name past any sort of swear blockers they might have?
Buggery's a swear? That's news to me.
It's a british swear, to Bugger someone is to ******** them, and ******** technicaly means "Sodomize" which in plain English means to take it up the a** (or Arse if you're British)
lol lol I know what sodomizing is. And buggery means simply to bother someone, in old English. Thence the term to bug somebody. And watch those seven words you can say on TV.
What do you mean WATCH? I've got 2 versions of it in MP3 format in my iTunes folder. And no, buggery means Soddomy, my brother is weird and looks these things up.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:33 pm


~comes in and hope her father is still here~

Whitefire shadowwind


Whitefire shadowwind

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:35 pm


Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Buggery, I've got to ask, how'd you get the name past any sort of swear blockers they might have?
Buggery's a swear? That's news to me.
It's a british swear, to Bugger someone is to ******** them, and ******** technicaly means "Sodomize" which in plain English means to take it up the a** (or Arse if you're British)
lol lol I know what sodomizing is. And buggery means simply to bother someone, in old English. Thence the term to bug somebody. And watch those seven words you can say on TV.
What do you mean WATCH? I've got 2 versions of it in MP3 format in my iTunes folder. And no, buggery means Soddomy, my brother is weird and looks these things up.


umm did you ever think it could have two different meanings?
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:36 pm


Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Buggery, I've got to ask, how'd you get the name past any sort of swear blockers they might have?
Buggery's a swear? That's news to me.
It's a british swear, to Bugger someone is to ******** them, and ******** technicaly means "Sodomize" which in plain English means to take it up the a** (or Arse if you're British)
lol lol I know what sodomizing is. And buggery means simply to bother someone, in old English. Thence the term to bug somebody. And watch those seven words you can say on TV.
What do you mean WATCH? I've got 2 versions of it in MP3 format in my iTunes folder. And no, buggery means Soddomy, my brother is weird and looks these things up.
Okay, 1. Watch as in look out for. 2. I do have an old document from the 1760s or there abouts that describes reasons for divorce in RI, and it says something like "...or blatant buggery, including but not limitted to, pilfering of personal items, constant beratement, subtle insults...." etc. It's in a pile of old history notes somewhere. I had to look it up for a high school project.

Blatant_Buggery


Blatant_Buggery

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:41 pm


Whitefire shadowwind
~comes in and hope her father is still here~
Sorry kiddo, think he left.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:41 pm


Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Buggery, I've got to ask, how'd you get the name past any sort of swear blockers they might have?
Buggery's a swear? That's news to me.
It's a british swear, to Bugger someone is to ******** them, and ******** technicaly means "Sodomize" which in plain English means to take it up the a** (or Arse if you're British)
lol lol I know what sodomizing is. And buggery means simply to bother someone, in old English. Thence the term to bug somebody. And watch those seven words you can say on TV.
What do you mean WATCH? I've got 2 versions of it in MP3 format in my iTunes folder. And no, buggery means Soddomy, my brother is weird and looks these things up.
Okay, 1. Watch as in look out for. 2. I do have an old document from the 1760s or there abouts that describes reasons for divorce in RI, and it says something like "...or blatant buggery, including but not limitted to, pilfering of personal items, constant beratement, subtle insults...." etc. It's in a pile of old history notes somewhere. I had to look it up for a high school project.
Hmmm.... well I looked it up on a program called WordWeb that's essentialy a gynormious Thesourus, and it says "Noun: bugger 'buguree: a**l intercourse committed by a man with a man or woman"

Vadimir


Whitefire shadowwind

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:41 pm


*draws her twin simatar's of demon's bane and practices with them*
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:43 pm


Blatant_Buggery
Whitefire shadowwind
~comes in and hope her father is still here~
Sorry kiddo, think he left.


plz refer to me as whitefire not kiddo i'm not a child

Whitefire shadowwind


Blatant_Buggery

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:45 pm


Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Buggery, I've got to ask, how'd you get the name past any sort of swear blockers they might have?
Buggery's a swear? That's news to me.
It's a british swear, to Bugger someone is to ******** them, and ******** technicaly means "Sodomize" which in plain English means to take it up the a** (or Arse if you're British)
lol lol I know what sodomizing is. And buggery means simply to bother someone, in old English. Thence the term to bug somebody. And watch those seven words you can say on TV.
What do you mean WATCH? I've got 2 versions of it in MP3 format in my iTunes folder. And no, buggery means Soddomy, my brother is weird and looks these things up.
Okay, 1. Watch as in look out for. 2. I do have an old document from the 1760s or there abouts that describes reasons for divorce in RI, and it says something like "...or blatant buggery, including but not limitted to, pilfering of personal items, constant beratement, subtle insults...." etc. It's in a pile of old history notes somewhere. I had to look it up for a high school project.
Hmmm.... well I looked it up on a program called WordWeb that's essentialy a gynormious Thesourus, and it says "Noun: bugger 'buguree: a**l intercourse committed by a man with a man or woman"
Eh. Meaning must've changed over time.
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:48 pm


Whitefire shadowwind
Blatant_Buggery
Whitefire shadowwind
~comes in and hope her father is still here~
Sorry kiddo, think he left.


plz refer to me as whitefire not kiddo i'm not a child
Sry. I call everyone kiddo. Sedje doesn't mind. She spoiled me.

Blatant_Buggery


Whitefire shadowwind

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:49 pm


~sheaths her swords and turns to dragon form darts up a near by tree and sits at the top~
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:49 pm


Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Okay, 1. Watch as in look out for. 2. I do have an old document from the 1760s or there abouts that describes reasons for divorce in RI, and it says something like "...or blatant buggery, including but not limitted to, pilfering of personal items, constant beratement, subtle insults...." etc. It's in a pile of old history notes somewhere. I had to look it up for a high school project.
Hmmm.... well I looked it up on a program called WordWeb that's essentialy a gynormious Thesourus, and it says "Noun: bugger 'buguree: a**l intercourse committed by a man with a man or woman"
Eh. Meaning must've changed over time.
I doubt that it's changed from Bothering someone to makeing them take it up the arse...

Vadimir


Whitefire shadowwind

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:51 pm


Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Vadimir
Blatant_Buggery
Okay, 1. Watch as in look out for. 2. I do have an old document from the 1760s or there abouts that describes reasons for divorce in RI, and it says something like "...or blatant buggery, including but not limitted to, pilfering of personal items, constant beratement, subtle insults...." etc. It's in a pile of old history notes somewhere. I had to look it up for a high school project.
Hmmm.... well I looked it up on a program called WordWeb that's essentialy a gynormious Thesourus, and it says "Noun: bugger 'buguree: a**l intercourse committed by a man with a man or woman"
Eh. Meaning must've changed over time.
I doubt that it's changed from Bothering someone to makeing them take it up the arse...


to some people that could be bothersome
PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:53 pm


Blatant_Buggery
Whitefire shadowwind
Blatant_Buggery
Whitefire shadowwind
~comes in and hope her father is still here~
Sorry kiddo, think he left.


plz refer to me as whitefire not kiddo i'm not a child
Sry. I call everyone kiddo. Sedje doesn't mind. She spoiled me.


i'm not sedje and i mind

Whitefire shadowwind


Blatant_Buggery

PostPosted: Mon Oct 11, 2004 8:53 pm


Well, you kids may have school tomorrow, but I have work (AHHHH!) No school on Tuesdays *dance*. Though I may stop by to ask the ArcEng guy about buggery.
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