[email protected] writes:
>[email protected] wrote:
>
>> Our daughter was getting nasty phonecalls in middle school and she
>> asked me to listen in on one. I apologised to her when we got off the
>> phone for the language but she said she learned them in grammar school
>> and it was no big deal.
>
>Nor should you. I should clarify that it has never been a question of his
>hearing and learning the words. The problem is monkey hear, monkey say.
>So if you go around shouting shit this and damn that, so will your kids.
>
>That's where the principal's office comes in. I've had to train myself to
>cuss in babytalk so my children emulate me and keep me out of the
>gaflorkin' principal's office. That lady is a blarfunking foosahootchie
>for sure.
LOL!!! When my oldest was in pre-school, I told his teacher if he spelled
b-a-s-t-a-r-d, he had no idea what it meant, it just meant someone did
something really stupid on the road when I was driving. She just laughed
and told me to not worry. She was a real person.<g>
Glenna