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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsRegardless of what happened, Bondi is still that word.
If you didn't know it before, the hearing put it capital letters on a Marquee with neon lights!!
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Regardless of what happened, Bondi is still that word. (Original Post)
aeromanKC
12 hrs ago
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Autumn
(48,876 posts)1. Which word ? SKUNT?
Xavier Breath
(6,564 posts)7. Maybe it's FUNT?
Because, you know, she's such a fun aunt.
leftstreet
(39,601 posts)2. Please don't n/t
orangecrush
(29,468 posts)3. Rick Wilson
Stopped just short of calling her that.
The "C" came out, he stopped himself, and used a different word.
"She's always been a vicious little ... creature"
Emrys
(8,991 posts)4. Brit here. I've never heard a Brit aim that word at women, but exclusively at males.
Its use toward a woman seems to be an American thing. It may creep over to the UK from the US, as so much does, but it would be an innovation.
If anyone thinks it's not an inflammatory or taboo word in the UK, I advise they don't use it willy-nilly if visiting the UK.
You have been warned.
wcmagumba
(5,856 posts)5. She sure is that word but also a clueless screeching harpy...
sarisataka
(22,369 posts)6. Let's say hypothetically
Bondi was POC.
Would she also be that word?
