[freedumb2003]

However, while watching the McLaughlin Group with my dad today, I got angry enough at Eleanor Clift that I used the c-word. I actually asked my dad "Is it OK if I now refer to that hag as a [c-word]?" He just looked at me with a slightly startled/amused expression and said "Uh, I think you just did..."

LOL! I think you just created a FReeperism -- we will now use the term that someone is "a Clift" (meaning c---) just like we use Clymer.

I'll spread the word. (there's a joke there, too, but I'll leave it be).

[NYC GOP Chick]

LOL! I think you just created a FReeperism -- we will now use the term that someone is "a Clift" (meaning c---) just like we use Clymer.

I'll spread the word. (there's a joke there, too, but I'll leave it be).

Yes, I am deviant enough to get the joke! LOL! ;)

Come to think of it, I've used that word in front of my father before -- to describe Congresscritter Barbara Lee (right after 9/11, she was THE only one to vote against retaliating for the attacks) and then to describe the Pig in a Pantsuit when she rolled her eyes during Bush's speech the following week.

Here's a sentence you don't hear every day: "Look, Dad! I can't believe it! That (c-word) is rolling her eyes and acting like she's bored!"