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monacoger

monacoger

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Do you guise say...

1. For ****'s Sake
2. For **** Sakes
3. For ****'s Sakes
4. For **** Sake

Thanks in advance <ok>
 
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Not too sure If I should share this wee laugh with you bums however I'll take a chance.

My Mum who has now taken the Night Train to Munchen became ill in 2011; the medical profession informed me she was on the 'edge' of Dementia whatever the f**k that means.

Anyway I had to choose a care home for her retirement from our Bavarian shenanigans. During my visits to various establishments I picked up a booklet which detailed, say, twenty behaviours a relative should look out for. One of these was that for a period of around twelve weeks the individual would use extreme profanities at inappropriate moments, in inappropriate places and towards innocent individuals.

My dear old Mater was a fairly proper 'auld biddie' however these twelve weeks were a f****n' c****n' scream.

I trust sharing this memory has not been too presumptive of me!
 
bayernkenny said:
Not too sure If I should share this wee laugh with you bums however I'll take a chance.

My Mum who has now taken the Night Train to Munchen became ill in 2011; the medical profession informed me she was on the 'edge' of Dementia whatever the f**k that means.

Anyway I had to choose a care home for her retirement from our Bavarian shenanigans. During my visits to various establishments I picked up a booklet which detailed, say, twenty behaviours a relative should look out for. One of these was that for a period of around twelve weeks the individual would use extreme profanities at inappropriate moments, in inappropriate places and towards innocent individuals.

My dear old Mater was a fairly proper 'auld biddie' however these twelve weeks were a f****n' c****n' scream.

I trust sharing this memory has not been too presumptive of me!
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Was your mum in a home in Germany right enough, mate?
 
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Was your mum in a home in Germany right enough, mate?
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Nah, in Edinburgh. The 'Bavarian shenanigans' refers to the fact that, after my Dad died in the early 1980's, my Mum inveigled herself into my holiday carousing. She was good company, pretty easy going and 'allowed' me one full evening/night of debauchery on my own during each trip.

The care home was a nice place and some of the Eastern European burdz working there were cool!:emoticon-0137-clapp:emoticon-0137-clapp
 
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bayernkenny said:
Nah, in Edinburgh. The 'Bavarian shenanigans' refers to the fact that, after my Dad died in the early 1980's, my Mum inveigled herself into my holiday carousing. She was good company, pretty easy going and 'allowed' me one full evening/night of debauchery on my own during each trip.

The care home was a nice place and some of the Eastern European burdz working there were cool!:emoticon-0137-clapp:emoticon-0137-clapp
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Haha, good stuff
 
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I say 'for buck sake' although it is common to use it in the slang form 'bukkake'.

Good thread mon m8.
 
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B-C said:
I say 'for buck sake' although it is common to use it in the slang form 'bukkake'.

Good thread mon m8.
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Thanks pal. Feel free to reply to this, as not got as many pages as I had first hoped. Thanks in advance, buddy <ok>
 
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