Whats on TV

[JackPrintMD]

NEWS

 

[jpd]

Looking forward to season 2 of Mobland.

Off to a great start, Brosnan and Mirren are great.
Everyone is making their play, poor Harry lol.

Might have set the record for most usage of the C word.

 

[jpd]

Lioness season 3 finale
"The Unravelling"

 

[JackPrintMD]

I enjoyed Howie Rose last game call on radio while watching on tv

His last game was supposed to be today but may be a rainout.

 

[jpd]

I enjoyed Howie Rose last game call on radio while watching on tv

His last game was supposed to be today but may be a rainout.

Mets postpone Howie Rose farewell ceremony to 2027 due to weather

Fans hoping to wish Howie Rose farewell at Citi Field on Sunday will have to wait till next year.

nypost.com

 

[cany]

Off to a great start, Brosnan and Mirren are great.
Everyone is making their play, poor Harry lol.

Might have set the record for most usage of the C word.

Apparently the C word has lots of uses

 

[cany]

Lioness season 3 finale
"The Unravelling"

Watching now

 

[jpd]

Apparently the C word has lots of uses

I looked it up, it does - especially among the Irish.
Didn't know that.

 

[Chevy1]

I looked it up, it does - especially among the Irish.
Didn't know that.

Please share .

 

[cany]

 

[jpd]

Please share .

Primary Meaning

• • Anatomy: It is a vulgar word for the vulva or vagina.
  • History: The word has existed in the English language since at least the 14th century in a literal sense. [1, 2]

Insult and Regional Differences
The severity and meaning of the word change depending on where it is spoken:

• • United States and Canada: It is considered a deeply offensive, highly taboo slur when used to describe a woman or an obnoxious person. People rarely use it in polite conversation.
  • United Kingdom and Ireland: It is often used as a crude insult for an annoying or foolish person of any gender.
  • Australia and New Zealand: It can mean a contemptible person, but it is also used casually or even as a term of praise when paired with a positive word (such as calling a friend a "good c*nt"). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Reclamation Efforts

• • Some feminist writers and artists have tried to reclaim the word to reduce its shock value and power.
  • Despite these efforts, the word remains widely regarded as one of the most offensive terms in the English language

 

[cany]

Primary Meaning

• • Anatomy: It is a vulgar word for the vulva or vagina.
  • History: The word has existed in the English language since at least the 14th century in a literal sense. [1, 2]

Insult and Regional Differences
The severity and meaning of the word change depending on where it is spoken:

• • United States and Canada: It is considered a deeply offensive, highly taboo slur when used to describe a woman or an obnoxious person. People rarely use it in polite conversation.
  • United Kingdom and Ireland: It is often used as a crude insult for an annoying or foolish person of any gender.
  • Australia and New Zealand: It can mean a contemptible person, but it is also used casually or even as a term of praise when paired with a positive word (such as calling a friend a "good c*nt"). [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

Reclamation Efforts

• • Some feminist writers and artists have tried to reclaim the word to reduce its shock value and power.
  • Despite these efforts, the word remains widely regarded as one of the most offensive terms in the English language

What about the dog at the race track lol

 

[OVERBORED]

Watching now

Well, well...... wasn't that an interesting season ending!

 

[cany]

Well, well...... wasn't that an interesting season ending!

Gonna get good

 

[cany]

 

[Chevy1]

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Never heard of it

 

[cany]

Never heard of it

New show spin off from REACHER

 

[OVERBORED]

Watching the 1st episode. She's good.

 

[cany]

Watching the 1st episode. She's good.

Definatly gonna watch the next one