> Kevin Tarr wrote: > > > > Heck the shows aren't on TV anymore. > > I guess you don't have cable with BBC America. They show Monty Python > on a regular basis. They also showed it on A&E some holiday weekend at > some point, but I think they cut out some stuff to make room for > commercials. (BBC America has commercials, but they block out 40 > minutes for Monty Python.) > > > Kevin Tarr > > Whoops, didn't mean heck. Frell > > Heck is pretty mild. What does "frell" mean? > > Julia > > who one summer was cussing like a sailor until one day she said very > loudly, "DRAT!" at something (but whose cusses tended more towards S's, > D's and H's and less towards F's)
I DO have BBCA, but it's rare that my TV goes beyond the networks, ESPNs, Sci-Fi, and comedy channels. OLN! My TV Guide doesn't list BBCA so it's outta sight, outta mind. They use frell as a replacement word on Farscape. Or is it froll? I also like Howard Stern's new word, Bucoky. It's a catch-all but is mostly used for oral...issues. Kevin T. Time to sleep
