Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/08
I didn't go to a Catholic school. But when I was growing up there were girls in my neighborhood who did. They were the ones who would use the foulest language, they were the first to start smoking, the first to drink, do drugs. They would be the first to start having sex and at the youngest ages.
I learned a lot of bad habits from my Catholic friends.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/08
I also love Kathy Griffin's bit on Catholics and how much they drink and curse.
I love how Kathy says that Catholics swear and use the Lord's name in vain more than anyone. "God dammit son of a bitch...what the Christ is that?" LOL!!! Ridiculous.
And thanks for the avi love BB. Its me!!
I could tell! You have an amazing arch in your back and very nice lines!
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/08
killertofu333, when I'm irritable and something bad happens, I still shout
"God! Jesus f***ed a whore!"
A phrase I learned from the Catholics. I haven't been able to shake that one.
Thought I'd pass it on.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/08
Krissy, that may very well be the funniest collection of damnable words ever uttered!!! LMAO!! I'm literally clutching my stomach cause I'm still laughing.
I normally say something like: "Oh for f*ck's sake Mary n' Joseph!!" depending on the situation of course.
I say Jesus, Mary and Joseph all the time.....but Jesus F***ed a whore is much funnier.
When I get home I'm gonna change my avi to a dance picture now LOL You've inspired me to do so Maisie!
I have been known to explete "Japanese Jesus on a crucifix" once in a while, but I couldn't even begin to explain why. Perhaps if I were Catholic, my profanity repertoire would have more blasphemy and fewer sexual terms.
Does this mean the reason I'm so boring is because I'm C of E? I *did* wonder. :3
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/08
You learned the sexual profanity from the Church of England? Interesting.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/08
I think you're pretty interesting Weez
When people get on my nerves, I mean like REALLY irritate the sh*t out of me and I can't take it anymore, I always say (with a straight face and monotone voice): "I hate you...everyone hates you...even your mother, because you were a mistake". It's my "go-to" burn.
It sounds bad but you've gotta realize, I give some people ample warning before I take it to them and intentionally hurt their feelings. This always seems to happen at work with those whiny hookers who roam through the building looking for more people to whine to about their lives.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/08
That reminds me of another phrase, or poem, I learned from the Catholics:
"God made the rivers.
God made the lakes,
God made you, well,
Everyone makes mistakes."
HAHAHHA TOFU!! That's totally something my sister would do. I remember one time in high school one of her teachers said something really really dumb, so she stood up in the middle of class and started a slow clap. Everyone except for the teacher thought it was hilarious. He gave her 5 demerits and a Saturday detention for disrespect. But she said it was totally worth it. This is one of the many reasons why I love her.
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/08
BB, your sister's just been added to the list of people I have to meet!! GAWD that sounds absolutely hilarious. I thrive on sarcasm and if I had been sitting in that class I probably would have slow clapped right along with her. LOL!!!
Tofu and BB- LOL...I love the slow clap thing. AWESOME.
By my senior year of high school I was so OVER it that I started not putting up with the sh*t anymore. So one day I walked into my first hour class late and the teacher said "Ms. Norris I suggest if you're going to be late to my class that you not come at all." Three days later I walk back into the class for the first time since then and he says "Ms. Norris, where have you been?" And I said with big eyes and my eyelashes fluttering, but a totally straight face otherwise "Well sir you told me if I was going to be late not to come." And then gave him a sweet smile. He shut up. And the kids in my class realized that I wasn't quite the good girl they thought I was. I actually got a little more respect from them after that and a couple other times when I got a little mouthy. Oddly enough...I got more respect from the teacher too. :)
HAHAHA!
Well girls I'm going to jump in the shower. I'll talk to ya in a little while.
Maisie- Yep...this about the time in your final semester where that starts kicking in. Just a few more months!!!
By the way...I'm with BB...that pic is fantastic! Look you on point (is it point or pointe???) and all! :) I'm impressed!
Updated On: 3/3/09 at 01:49 PM
Broadway Legend Joined: 7/23/08
Luscious, I was like you in High School I didn't get super lippy until senior year because I was sick of the whole deal.
In my Journalism class my instructor Ms. Cawthorne (a raging bitch who never seemed to be off her period) said something rude about my writing style. She said that I wrote well enough for a small child or G. Bush to understand. I was totally pissed and seething from her comment, and sitting in the back of the class I said to my friends "Cawthorne can SUCK it!!" She must have heard me from the front of class because she asked "S---a, did I hear you say something?" Now at this point any self preserving student would say nope I didn't say a word. But like I said, I was sick of her AND school so I told her: "Yes. I said you can SUCK it!!"
She gave me detention after school which was fine cuz some of my friends from music class were there and we sang like drunken fools that afternoon.
Oh man I remember Senioritis. Good times.
Broadway Legend Joined: 4/10/08
killertofu333, you sound like you would have been a fun person to have as a classmate.
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