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He said "oh my goo..." but couldn't complete the word "goodness" because his friend hit him on the head with a giant marrow, knocking him out instantly.
The term sh... does not have to be 5 letters
Methinks Kent-"but shag just one sheep and they never let you forget"-Philip doth protest too much.
Did you know sheep can get Chlamydia? Unless it was a ram in which case you might have Epididymitis. Unless you picked up one of the many parasites.
Ask the quack tomorrow to check for Foot Rot in your knob. If they miss that, it might drop off.
Last edited by RichardCranium; 7 August 2009, 18:51.
Reason: Wrong name! :emb: No it wasn't! :emb: :emb:
That's right. Normally you use three dots to indicate a word cut short, regardless of the number of letters in the word.
for example
He said "oh my goo..." but couldn't complete the word "goodness" because his friend hit him on the head with a giant marrow, knocking him out instantly.
<the context of this story is a fight between two friends at an allotment vegetable growing competition>
So, where was I?
The term sh... does not have to be 5 letters
Did you know sheep can get Chlamydia? Unless it was a ram in which case you might have Epididymitis. Unless you picked up one of the many parasites.
came up with a bunch of things that cheerfully pass between sheep and humans.
I don't fancy doing it again, though. The photographs of sheep aborting, malformed lambs, fungal infections and the like to be found on the relevant vetinary & farming web sites are not terribly pleasant.
And I don't think it is right. Besides the STDs based upon parasites my ten minutes research online yesterday for this:
came up with a bunch of things that cheerfully pass between sheep and humans.
I don't fancy doing it again, though. The photographs of sheep aborting, malformed lambs, fungal infections and the like to be found on the relevant vetinary & farming web sites are not terribly pleasant.
Good thing Scrapie isn't transferred that way ... some parts of the UK would be a barren wasteland ...
The close proximity of the letters 'G' and 'T' are the reason I'll never again send an important email and end it with "Regards" ....
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