Husbandry

Insightful, informative, so clever - your postings, Maureen, are gems. Best wishes, Brian

WOW Maureen? I agree. High in the Italian Alps where Strega Nona came from is a farm that has only 1 cow. It's better to have cheese & milk for a long time THAN that tender tenderloin OR that ribeye just 1 time. You can lead a cow to water BUT you can't make it drink. You can drag a dead cow to water BUT I KNOW you won't ever get it to drink. My 1st wife taught me that it was OK to say cunt & even nigger if used in the proper context. Don't worry folks SHE was a woman & she was black...

While I admire your pluck, I would not want to be called that word~

But when the calf grows to be ones own heifer, what then. If it should grow into a juvenile bull. What a Cont & Bull story that will be. I enjoyed this, but don't know why. Peace sis

I almost c*nt believe it!

had no idea as to the c-word origins! interesting word associations :)

I feel back at school. Outside the darned doves are still cooing. xx

A dry husband does need an education, clever girl! Aloha!

bravo, maureen!

Wowza super Mo, no holds barred and rightly so, you call them by their real name, the judges as well, Dumb C*nt’s or perhaps that’s what they prefer to call women, so they can choose for you, cheers David

A little lesson in the latin origin of the v words, vagina is a scabbard, a sheath, a sword holder, vulva is a wrapper. Both of these words refer to their uses, the c word is the only word that belongs to the woman, and it has not always been nor is it everywhere, a “bad word”.