lol. My mother was the same way when I was little. She'd say things like horsefeathers on the rare occasion when she cut loose. Of course I didn't understand that and sometimes pointed out to her that horses don't have feathers. rofl.
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Originally Posted by Lady Fitzgerald
I always liked Starbuck's use of feltercarb in Battlestar Galactica. My daughter introduced me to farknarkles. I remember back before most of you all were born seeing an interview with an actor who had just adopted a child and, to avoid using profanity around her, invented words to substitute for the bad ones. The one that stuck in what passes for my brain was laughingsnarf.
I like to come up with "replacements" for choicer terms such as donkey excavation, sagacious donkey, punting posterior (I also like alliteration), donkey osculation, hurt in the donkey, Fullfilled Oedipal Complex (being a Psych major can be useful), male bovine biowaste, ka-ka countenanced, mute donkey, secured from beneath with a helical fastener, etc. A couple of times here on MR I've used the expression, "I don't give the north end of a southbound furry rodent." That garnered a few chuckles.
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