Sage Sweetwater, unrivaled, bringing you the Upper Tier in lesbian erotica...
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Are the residents called F***ers?
What are themothers called?
What would you be learning at the F***ing High School?
Does the F***ing Hospital help you with anything else?
If your friend came fromanother town, your friend wouldn't be your F***ing friend!
I, Sage Sweetwater love this F***ing town...I wished it was the name of my town...I live in Wetmore...better yet, I wish my town's name was F***ing Wetmore...it comes with the territory!
Property bordering my 11 acres
The General Mercantile my parents owned in the late 1960's 70s now a Steakhouse
The community church where I met Michael Parks filming Then Came Bronson in the 70s. He did a church scene here where I attended church as a young girl.
Sage Sweetwater, wishing you all a F***ing happy spot on the map! Andy Kaufman, The Man on The Moon, I love you!
Mercurial image of Andy Kaufman Man On The Moon, Jim Carrey and sweet Courtney Love
brought together by R.E.M. soundtrack,
damn, it's a telling statement Midnight owl!
far away from the gleam of the red spotlight pouring on every ounce of lubricating talent, bedroom appearances resurrected,
regarded as mavericks by society, spread the juicy gossip on those bedsheets Midnight owl, play the vinyl record and the end credits roll.
Hello. This is Sage and I would like to thank you for coming to my movie.
Rise to fame but never fall out of favor Midnight owl.
This is f*cking fantastic! ROFLMAO! Andy Kaufman would be proud. Nice piece of land you have there Sage. To answer Richard's question about the origin of the "F" word, here is what I have found through years of diligent and careful research (LOL):
The word "fuck" is an acronym as follows:
Fornicating
Unlawful
Carnal
Knowledge
Makes sense to me...
~Butch Howard
okay -the pics and article aren't working for me again -but i did catch them earlier and laughed twice - Brit giggles and Brit wit - laughed at myself how disturbing/worrying i found 'Uncensored' without any pics or article info to give your words context - now that's Brit wit - and loved the pic with the horses and the mountains - i have little pseudo mountains to see, no horses, but a 24 hour shop where they sell crisps called 'Bum'...it's the little things in life can give so much joy! xx:o) *giggles*
Quite amazing find-Sage. Here is another short piece I found concerning your article. "He said the name came from Mr Fuck and his family who settled in the area 100 years ago, and added 'ing', meaning village or settlement. The villagers didn't find out about the English meaning of the word until Allied soldiers stationed in the region in 1945 pointed out the alternative meaning.
Those Americans, they just come over to Europe and the first thing they do (after liberating the locals) is to teach them to swear.".
Yup ... there it is, right on the bloody map!
I wonder who first conjured up the 'f' word - what its bloody roots are - what country it came from - and why it's the most overused word in the English language. I swear that some movies I've cringed through in the past ... a third of the dialogue was the 'f' word. You made me laugh Sage.
Richard
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The word "fuck" is an acronym as follows:
Fornicating
Unlawful
Carnal
Knowledge
Makes sense to me...
~Butch Howard
thanx for a fucking smile, wetmore ...
Those Americans, they just come over to Europe and the first thing they do (after liberating the locals) is to teach them to swear.".
I wonder who first conjured up the 'f' word - what its bloody roots are - what country it came from - and why it's the most overused word in the English language. I swear that some movies I've cringed through in the past ... a third of the dialogue was the 'f' word. You made me laugh Sage.
Richard
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