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This conversation is getting odder yet.  Oh shit, my hat done fell off | |
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you look hungry | |
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shausler said: for my father
s and m meant spaniards and mexicans  | |
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luv4u said: My brother when he was in grade 4 used the word "fuck" at home and my mom washed his mouth out with soap. I saw it all.
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Yes. I remember it clearly. I was probably about 5 yrs old and I forced my brother to play the card game Old Maid with me (little did I know this game was an indicator of my future!!  ). We were sitting at my little table playing cards, and my brother dared me to say fuck. So I did. Then he dared me to say it loudly enough that my parents could hear--so I did.
My mother had me at the kitchen sink in a heartbeat, washing my mouth out with soap.  | |
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AnotherLoverToo said: Yes. I remember it clearly. I was probably about 5 yrs old and I forced my brother to play the card game Old Maid with me (little did I know this game was an indicator of my future!!
). We were sitting at my little table playing cards, and my brother dared me to say fuck. So I did. Then he dared me to say it loudly enough that my parents could hear--so I did.
My mother had me at the kitchen sink in a heartbeat, washing my mouth out with soap. Did she rinse and repeat?  | |
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2the9s said: AnotherLoverToo said: Yes. I remember it clearly. I was probably about 5 yrs old and I forced my brother to play the card game Old Maid with me (little did I know this game was an indicator of my future!!
). We were sitting at my little table playing cards, and my brother dared me to say fuck. So I did. Then he dared me to say it loudly enough that my parents could hear--so I did.
My mother had me at the kitchen sink in a heartbeat, washing my mouth out with soap. Did she rinse and repeat? Probably--she was an excellent housekeeper. | |
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Is that what soap is for?  When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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Nope I was a and still am a perfect  little  | |
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No, but I've seen it done when I was little and I thought it was the most horrific thing that anyone could do to another... the gurgles and flailing. God it was awful to watch.
I never got into trouble... I know, hard to believe. But, my brother did. My dad didn't believe in the whole soap thing. He liked to hammer nails into a board and flip it pointy side up and make my brother kneel on it, while holding his forehead tightly against the wall and his hands in the praying position. I'd then make an excuse to run up to my room so that I could pass him in the hallway and giggle and smile as I walked by like a little ray of sunshine. | |
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Ottica said: No, but I've seen it done when I was little and I thought it was the most horrific thing that anyone could do to another... the gurgles and flailing. God it was awful to watch.
I never got into trouble... I know, hard to believe. But, my brother did. My dad didn't believe in the whole soap thing. He liked to hammer nails into a board and flip it pointy side up and make my brother kneel on it, while holding his forehead tightly against the wall and his hands in the praying position. I'd then make an excuse to run up to my room so that I could pass him in the hallway and giggle and smile as I walked by like a little ray of sunshine. Your brother had to kneel on nails while in the praying position? That's almost Christ-like! | |
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AnotherLoverToo said: Ottica said: No, but I've seen it done when I was little and I thought it was the most horrific thing that anyone could do to another... the gurgles and flailing. God it was awful to watch.
I never got into trouble... I know, hard to believe. But, my brother did. My dad didn't believe in the whole soap thing. He liked to hammer nails into a board and flip it pointy side up and make my brother kneel on it, while holding his forehead tightly against the wall and his hands in the praying position. I'd then make an excuse to run up to my room so that I could pass him in the hallway and giggle and smile as I walked by like a little ray of sunshine. Your brother had to kneel on nails while in the praying position? That's almost Christ-like! Yep... and often. | |
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Ottica said: No, but I've seen it done when I was little and I thought it was the most horrific thing that anyone could do to another... the gurgles and flailing. God it was awful to watch.
I never got into trouble... I know, hard to believe. But, my brother did. My dad didn't believe in the whole soap thing. He liked to hammer nails into a board and flip it pointy side up and make my brother kneel on it, while holding his forehead tightly against the wall and his hands in the praying position. I'd then make an excuse to run up to my room so that I could pass him in the hallway and giggle and smile as I walked by like a little ray of sunshine. That sounds a little "sick" to me. Sorry to dis your dad but damn. When I read about the evils of drinking, I gave up reading. | |
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bkw said: Ottica said: No, but I've seen it done when I was little and I thought it was the most horrific thing that anyone could do to another... the gurgles and flailing. God it was awful to watch.
I never got into trouble... I know, hard to believe. But, my brother did. My dad didn't believe in the whole soap thing. He liked to hammer nails into a board and flip it pointy side up and make my brother kneel on it, while holding his forehead tightly against the wall and his hands in the praying position. I'd then make an excuse to run up to my room so that I could pass him in the hallway and giggle and smile as I walked by like a little ray of sunshine. That sounds a little "sick" to me. Sorry to dis your dad but damn. 'Tis okay. He's an asshole. | |
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MostBeautifulGrlNTheWorld said: Nope I was a and still am a perfect
little  To Sir, with Love | |
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nonchalant said:  you deserve to have your mouth washed out w/soap... | |
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