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My dad used to say âdonât cut your footâ. Apparently that was what HIS father said, so as to avoid mentioning the material directly, but was also quick to say and easily heard (and understood once explained).
When I was in school my teachers used to call spurious arguments (and other things they didnât approve of) âBull Dustâ. We all knew what they meant, and âdustâ wasnât any part of it âŠ
I was watching CNN late one night and saw a press conference. Someone said, âMy client said an eight-letter word with a bovine context. Do you want me to say [the actual word]? Okay: [the actual word].â CNN can use the same salty language that HBO can use, and it was late at night. Decency watchdog groups may call BS on that.
According to a friend of mine, who retired from the U.S. diplomatic corps, the only difference between a diplomat and a politician is that while both are accomplished liars, the politician has more larceny in his heart.
Congress is the reflection of the American electorate. Mocking it is mocking ourselves. Donât like what Congress is about? Go vote. When more than half the country gets in on the selection, mayhaps weâll find their attitudes more amenable?
Have you ever noticed that, for any obscene or scatological word you care to name, thereâs a socially acceptable euphemism? And the âniceâ version is readily understood to mean the exact same thing as the ânaughtyâ one. Why do people get all bent out of shape over the âbadâ ones? Words never hurt anybody. âDonât steal my words!â âLenny Bruce, American satirist
Once worked at an outdoor theater adjacent to a cow pasture. The farmer was concerned the actors would disturb his dairy cows. The lawyers didnât feel the term âcowsâ to be specific enough. So the theaterâs contract designated them as âbovine unitsâ.
eastern.woods.metal about 2 years ago
I call BS on that. Congressional âmaterialâ is way worse
Erse IS better about 2 years ago
My dad used to say âdonât cut your footâ. Apparently that was what HIS father said, so as to avoid mentioning the material directly, but was also quick to say and easily heard (and understood once explained).
Mediatech about 2 years ago
You canât roller skate in a buffalo herd.
Cornelius Noodleman about 2 years ago
Gonna need to throw those shoes away.
braindead Premium Member about 2 years ago
âI truly believe that even without a weapon, I would have rushed in there!â
Farside99 about 2 years ago
Huzanga!
keenanthelibrarian about 2 years ago
When I was in school my teachers used to call spurious arguments (and other things they didnât approve of) âBull Dustâ. We all knew what they meant, and âdustâ wasnât any part of it âŠ
Ermine Notyours about 2 years ago
I was watching CNN late one night and saw a press conference. Someone said, âMy client said an eight-letter word with a bovine context. Do you want me to say [the actual word]? Okay: [the actual word].â CNN can use the same salty language that HBO can use, and it was late at night. Decency watchdog groups may call BS on that.
gammaguy about 2 years ago
Is this cartoon suggesting that Congress is a bunch of cow-wards?
bkeys1 about 2 years ago
rear wards any way
Count Olaf Premium Member about 2 years ago
Their methane emittance was duly noted by a Chinese weather balloon for military purposes.
bobpeters61 about 2 years ago
Bull!
PraiseofFolly about 2 years ago
And their PR people are as dung beetles that shape it into neat little balls.
happyinvenice23 about 2 years ago
Morning Wiley, this is a masterpiece! Thank you
HOTLOTUS1 about 2 years ago
buffalo heard. no, I donât really listen. no, herd of buffalo. Of course Iâve heard of buffaloâŠ
dflak about 2 years ago
As the expression goes, âNo matter how much you polish a curd, itâs still a curd.â I am NOT referring to cheese.
Duane Ott about 2 years ago
Heifer Dust!
TMMILLER Premium Member about 2 years ago
I just use the same that Johnny Carson used. âEl Torro poo poo!!!â
Redd Panda about 2 years ago
Remember, the freshest ones are steaming.
Masterskrain about 2 years ago
"Con"gress: âIf you canât Dazzle them with Diamonds, Baffle them with B.S. !â
Linguist about 2 years ago
According to a friend of mine, who retired from the U.S. diplomatic corps, the only difference between a diplomat and a politician is that while both are accomplished liars, the politician has more larceny in his heart.
zwilnik64 about 2 years ago
Congress is the reflection of the American electorate. Mocking it is mocking ourselves. Donât like what Congress is about? Go vote. When more than half the country gets in on the selection, mayhaps weâll find their attitudes more amenable?
Doug K about 2 years ago
Bovine material is easier to wash off.
MollyCat about 2 years ago
So thatâs where MTG is.
ladykat Premium Member about 2 years ago
B.S., M.S., Ph.D.
bobpeters61 about 2 years ago
Settlersâ home heating fuel.
FassEddie about 2 years ago
Hoy Hoy!
Old first peopleâs joke.
Dacker Premium Member about 2 years ago
That should be MALE bovine material.
sandpiper about 2 years ago
Must be downstream from the puddle on the Potomac.
ArcticFox Premium Member about 2 years ago
Do the doo-doo quick step.
gcncl Premium Member about 2 years ago
Equine would be more appropriate, and, it also includes donkeys
gcncl Premium Member about 2 years ago
Or, the other word that starts with âasâ but is on the sites banned word list, believe it or not!
198.23.5.11 about 2 years ago
With the current crowd in Congress,Iâd be more worried about rabies
Richard S Russell Premium Member about 2 years ago
Have you ever noticed that, for any obscene or scatological word you care to name, thereâs a socially acceptable euphemism? And the âniceâ version is readily understood to mean the exact same thing as the ânaughtyâ one. Why do people get all bent out of shape over the âbadâ ones? Words never hurt anybody. âDonât steal my words!â âLenny Bruce, American satirist
Chalres about 2 years ago
âYippee ki-ay, Cow Pattiâ â Jim Stafford
haasmeister about 2 years ago
Has anyone stopped to think that buffalo chips make good fires in a tepee?
In other words, from Mad Max Beyond Thunderdome, âWho runâs Bartertown?â
vanaals about 2 years ago
Once worked at an outdoor theater adjacent to a cow pasture. The farmer was concerned the actors would disturb his dairy cows. The lawyers didnât feel the term âcowsâ to be specific enough. So the theaterâs contract designated them as âbovine unitsâ.
goblue86 about 2 years ago
Whatâs the difference between cowboy boots and wingtips?
Cowboy boots have the BS on the outside.
[Unnamed Reader - e476da] about 2 years ago
but not when dems control congress eh?