Nancy Todd ("That cow Nancy")

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> TERRY

> My caliber of intellect should not have anything to do with it.   If a

man

> spits in someone's face.  Do you have to spit in someone else's face to

> demonstrate how its suppose to feel?  Two wrongs have never made a

right.

> It was not necessary for Till to use such language to make his point,

and

> this is all I am going to say on this subject.  You and Till can now

have

> the last word.


AVATAR8
So now the way in which certain words sound can be evil?  Gimme a
break!  What is wrong with "Fuck"?  Have you ever said the word "truck"
or "puck"?  They sound similar, don't they?  Why don't you have a
problem with them?  Other words, I'm sure you use, like "rock" and
"sock" sound suspciously like "cock".  I have a friend who has a problem
with swearing in movies.  It is indeed annoying to watch a movie with
this individual.  It's like, somebody will say a vulgar word, and my
friend doesn't seem to mind, until a few more are said.  It's as though
it is accumulative.  All of a sudden, she will start to respond to the
words, as though she is in pain, and say stuff like, "watch your mouth!"
or "did he have to say that?"  I personally think that she is a few
bottles short of a dozen.

TERRY
I have no problem with words sounding similar, it is the meaning behind
each word.

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