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By *GHertsCouple
over a year ago
North Herts |
"I presumed a word meant one thing and it turns out it meant something.. 
Feel a proper idiot.. still i know for next time."
I've done that ..... years ago I thought 'twat' was a variant of twit and therefore used it with impunity until I was set straight. Also got completely hauled over the coals at school for using 'bugger' .....my dad always used to say'poor little buggers' e.g. about starving children, so as a kid I assumed it was an innocent expression of sympathy for someone and was baffled as to why the teacher seemed so offended.
What was *your* word ? 
Ms G |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"no the word was 'omit'..
i thought it meant 'as normal' or 'take'
when it meant 'do not take'..
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actually the word omit means to take out or exclude. Sorry |
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"no the word was 'omit'..
i thought it meant 'as normal' or 'take'
when it meant 'do not take'..
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I thought it meant to leave something out or to exclude something.
Ie the dildo was omitted from the list.
Or
He modestly omits to mention that he was a submissive male and liked to cross dress. |
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By *c-ukMan
over a year ago
Sevenoaks |
Don't worry.. I though the words massive cock was slang for a big penis but all the women I message on here seem to refer to me as a massive cock 
You see, its easy to misinterpret something... |
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I used to use a phrase to describe a family we used to live near. Never used it in any other way just to describe them.
I thought it was a loving term of endearment to them. Until i learnt it was a derogratry racist term and i only found it out recently id been saying it since i was a kid |
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