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In the early 1950s, a bored but single-minded weatherman, serving a 2 1/2-year duty in Her Majesty's Service in desolate northern Canada, made use of an abandoned Royal Air Force bulldozer and some surveying equipment to rearrange millions of tons of boulder, earth and ice to form four colossal letters spelling the familiar English obscenity for sexual intercourse. Located somewhat north of Hudson Bay, the word was said to be clearly visible from planes on intercontinental routes flying as high as 27,000 feet.
Coit?AnotherFairportfan wrote:In the early 1950s, a bored but single-minded weatherman, serving a 2 1/2-year duty in Her Majesty's Service in desolate northern Canada, made use of an abandoned Royal Air Force bulldozer and some surveying equipment to rearrange millions of tons of boulder, earth and ice to form four colossal letters spelling the familiar English obscenity for sexual intercourse. Located somewhat north of Hudson Bay, the word was said to be clearly visible from planes on intercontinental routes flying as high as 27,000 feet.
Could be. One structure of that name has a somewhat phallic appearance.Atomic wrote:Coit?
I believe that I have seen a picture of this.In the early 1950s, a bored but single-minded weatherman, serving a 2 1/2-year duty in Her Majesty's Service in desolate northern Canada, made use of an abandoned Royal Air Force bulldozer and some surveying equipment to rearrange millions of tons of boulder, earth and ice to form four colossal letters spelling the familiar English obscenity for sexual intercourse. Located somewhat north of Hudson Bay, the word was said to be clearly visible from planes on intercontinental routes flying as high as 27,000 feet.
There are those who would say yes to either of those ideas. It's a statue of Christopher Columbus, on Telegraph Hill in San Francisco, with Coit Tower in the background.Alkarii wrote:Is that a statue of a super hero/villain?
The Lord Disciplinarian of Suds would prescribe liquid hand soap for the job. It can be ordered by the tank-car load. Just attach pressurizer and a fire hose...DilyV wrote:I'm not sure they make a bar of soap big enough for this job...
You really should watch your mouth Castela...
Sounds good! You could go theological ("Damn it") or bring back the old medieval use of the idea of death itself as a curse ("a mort on it!").TazManiac wrote:On the picture's web page forum postings I mentioned that I was trying to reduce my use of 'Procreation' as a curse word, substituting 'Excrement' in it's place...
IDIC and all that but I'm making a conscious decision to relate physical relations with happy thoughts...
Always. Expect. Expletives.Dave wrote: Or just take after Sydney Scoville. She has enough incentive cuss-phrases in her repertoire that I don't imagine she would miss one if you borrowed it for a while.
And ninjas... speaking of which, is Monica's favorite bra maker still in business?Just Old Al wrote:Always. Expect. Expletives.Dave wrote: Or just take after Sydney Scoville. She has enough incentive cuss-phrases in her repertoire that I don't imagine she would miss one if you borrowed it for a while.
I'm trying to use bother as a general-purpose curseword.Dave wrote:Sounds good! You could go theological ("Damn it") or bring back the old medieval use of the idea of death itself as a curse ("a mort on it!").TazManiac wrote:On the picture's web page forum postings I mentioned that I was trying to reduce my use of 'Procreation' as a curse word, substituting 'Excrement' in it's place...
IDIC and all that but I'm making a conscious decision to relate physical relations with happy thoughts...
Or just take after Sydney Scoville. She has enough incentive cuss-phrases in her repertoire that I don't imagine she would miss one if you borrowed it for a while.