CAPTION COMPETITION, 14/05/2012

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CAPTION COMPETITION, 14/05/2012

cunliffe

Yes, we are adults and can use adult words here - having said that there must be some limits. I sent a pm to Linda/Richard (I �m confused) about dick. It �s fine, applied to an adult man - NOT to a baby, it does sound a bit shocking. �Wee willy winkie � or something like that is appropriate. Dick is not. It �s your choice olindlima whether you delete it, or just change the word. Love your line, PhilipR.

We still love you olinda.

15 May 2012

Mariethe House

I think the child would use what his parents have taught him!! Smile

However , I think "willy" is more acceptable when talking about a child �s penis.

Don �t worry Linda, we all make mistakes and please don �t feel bad about it! Hug

edit: just found this information:

When Margaret Thatcher was congratulating her Deputy Prime Minister, Willie Whitelaw, on his handling of a crisis, she said, �Willie, you were brilliant!�
And turning to the assembled Cabinet, she commented, �You know, I think every Prime Minister should have a Willie�. LOL

15 May 2012

mariec

(Changing the subject)

Santa is getting old, I asked for a bike, and thiiiiiiiiiswhat I get!!

15 May 2012

cunliffe

William �s father always has to go one better than the neighbours.

15 May 2012

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