Oooo…He said THAT word
Arthur and Darcy play amidst gales of laughter.
Darcy: You’re a poo-poo! (BWAH-hahahah)
Arthur: No, YOU’re a poo-poo!
Darcy: No, YOU’RE a poo-poo!
Arthur: No, YOU’RE a poo-poo!
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minutes pass, the game continues…
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poo-poo
poo-poo-poo-poo
poo-poo-poopety-poo
poo.poo
poop
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…..BWAH-HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA….
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Darcy: No, YOU’RE a poo-poo!
Arthur: No, I’m not, ‘cuz poo goes inna toilet.
Darcy: You’re a poo-poo toilet!
Arthur: Mary! Mary, Darcy said toilet!!!
I hope they were suitable punished for saying such a naught and horrible word!!
Pants!!
naught, should have been naughty.
“Pants”?
Yes, they are hereby required to clean said toilet.
And somewhere there’s a little kid in me who has a really hard time not giggling when I hear the other little kids do this. Why is poo so funny?
I’m using “Pants!!” as my swear word of choice from now on.
It’s so sublimely ridiculous!
Must be universal.
Mine stopped for a brief second when I tried to join in with the tune from the old Dr. Pepper commercials but my young ones were not amused.
Cheryl: Well, then, I have JUST the job for YOU!! Next time I need a couple of days off, I’ll give you a call, how’s that?
Candace: I dunno. Is it a swear word?
I was wondering if it was something like “jinx”, or, as the kids round here say it, “Pepsi jinx” – that thing you do when two people say the same thing at the same moment. (Or as we adults do it: a quick punch on the upper arm and “You owe me a beer”.)
Sublimely ridiculous it is, though. Help us out here, Si: what on earth does it mean, when it’s not an article of clothing?
Lory: … as in “I’m a pooper, you’re a pooper, wouldn’t you like to be a pooper, too?” LOL
I am soo lovin the word Pants!
LMAO!
I learn the best swear words from reading your comments and blog Mary I hope you know that.
What the heck was it that Mia said though? Who said that last one?
Jesus Muffy—that’s what it was.
Jesus Muffy and Pants…..lmaooo.
Kimmyk: It’s nice to know I’m making a difference in the world! Jesus Muffy, you’re right – but it was Darcy.
LOL
Pants = Crap or Sh1t.
But sounds a whole lot nicer. Must be a brit thing š
It must be indeed. Why “pants”, I wonder? Why not “shirts” or “knickers”?? (Knickers: I’ve always loved that word. It’s second only to “wanker” as the funniest Brit-ism ever coined!) Just hearing it makes me laugh! But it is YOUR language after all – if you can’t make it your own, nobody can!
Knickers doesn’t flow as easily of the tongue as pants*. Now i’m wondering if you’ve heard the word “twat” before? As in:
That was pants, you daft twat!
* I would just like to confirm these are metaphorical terms, I have never had any pants or knickers in my mouth š