There ought to be a law. My nose is in the newspaper and some idiot (not necessarily you Dear) asks me “Are you busy?” “No, I,m holding the paper to shield me from cosmic rays.” My next favorite question is, “Are you sleeping?”
One way to get past the auto sensors with something as mild as darn is to use the good old double asterisks (**)
One of my favorite “bleeps” is trying to talk about The Dick Van bleeep (“VanDike” ☜(sp)) TV Show (can’t get the asterisks to work with his name). Darn It! (I’ve written about this example before, but just checking to see if anythings changed since last summer.;-))
carmy over 14 years ago
bleeep tootin’? Does that mean the Earl is passing gas? ;-)
Llewellenbruce over 14 years ago
He’s busy looking up the racehorse results to see if his horse won Nelson.
Yukoner over 14 years ago
I want to be busy like that/
GottaGiggle over 14 years ago
I agree, I think he’s passing gas!
pschearer Premium Member over 14 years ago
Gee willikers, he sounds like Sarah Palin.
Jascat over 14 years ago
By golly, you betcha! (MORE wise words from Sarah Palin)
DolphinGirl78 over 14 years ago
double sigh…
GROG Premium Member over 14 years ago
And then another one for Grandma.
kit_jefferson over 14 years ago
George “Gabby” Hayes favorite expressions sill live on.
baggybut over 14 years ago
I grew up with grandparents that talked like that, and I understooed every word they said. LOL :-)))
gobblingup Premium Member over 14 years ago
Bleep skippy, it makes perfect sense to me.
freeholder1 over 14 years ago
Trite makes right. Just not understandable.
jtviper7 over 14 years ago
Press one for English….
Nighthawks Premium Member over 14 years ago
now I will type the word that rhymes with yarn , that starts with a ‘d’:
bleeep bleeep bleeep bleeep bleeep bleeep
you’re just gonna have to take my word for it
lewisbower over 14 years ago
There ought to be a law. My nose is in the newspaper and some idiot (not necessarily you Dear) asks me “Are you busy?” “No, I,m holding the paper to shield me from cosmic rays.” My next favorite question is, “Are you sleeping?”
aerwalt over 14 years ago
lewreader; The answer to “are you sleeping?” is “Not anymore!”
Dry and Dusty Premium Member over 14 years ago
How VERY FUNNY! D A R N tootin’ is part of the strip, but if you type it here, it gets bleeped!
peter0423 over 14 years ago
Now, why on earth would that “d” word get bleeped? Does GoComics find mending socks to be somehow offensive? :)
poohbear8192 over 14 years ago
I have a lot of socks that need b l e e e e p i n g. I just don’t know how to b l e e e e e p.
Let’s try quoting Mark Twain.
Durn the Durn Fog. D U R N the D U R N Fog. (from Huckleberry Finn)
kupang over 14 years ago
how to say bleeep ..? heh..
Templo S.U.D. over 14 years ago
twenty-three skiddoo
Wildmustang1262 over 14 years ago
ha ha ha ha ha ha Very funny! F_ing Tootin’!
Oops! Sorry! No offensive! OK!
Have a g’day, mates! Peace out!
GJ_Jehosaphat over 14 years ago
LOL Carmy got “bleeped” for darn it! That’s funny too!
Good Morning Carmy!carmy over 14 years ago
GJ_Jehosaphat, yeah, that was funny. When I hit post, it wasn’t bleeped, it must have bleeped later.
Good Afternoon, GJ_Jehosaphat!GJ_Jehosaphat over 14 years ago
LOL Well Gosh bleeep it anyway!
One way to get past the auto sensors with something as mild as darn is to use the good old double asterisks (**)
One of my favorite “bleeps” is trying to talk about The Dick Van bleeep (“VanDike” ☜(sp)) TV Show (can’t get the asterisks to work with his name). Darn It! (I’ve written about this example before, but just checking to see if anythings changed since last summer.;-))
Dapperdan61 Premium Member over 14 years ago
Yepper
nobody_special Premium Member over 14 years ago
Wouldn’t that be a “Grampa to English” dictionary he needs?