So today’s card isn’t a card. It’s a video of me saying two words over and over. Okay, so I am actually doing more than that for you literal types. Snort.
I’m not often topical here, but I just heard something that made my head spin. SPIN, I tell you.
A teacher in Idaho got reprimanded for using a clinical term about a body part.
Here’s my video response.
Warning. I say the word a lot.
A. Lot.
We’ll get back to Tarot tomorrow, mmmmkay?
For your 180 seconds today, you might just try saying that word over and over.
Just sayin’…
Seek joy, y’all. Pass it on!
And share this video if you enjoy it. Folks need to know.
I took your warning to heart and didn’t listen to two words over and over. Love the tarot card picture though.
Snort. It was more than two words over and over but if you missed it, you missed it. 😀
Vagina. Vagina. Vagina. I love it. Penis. Hahaha. I didn’t hear the story about Tim McDaniel . . . but what the hell else was he supposed to call it?!? He used the appropriate word for a body part . . . and he got reprimanded? Ridiculous. Love your video :).
Leanne, I have all sorts of alternatives running through my head and none of them are PC! 😀
LOL thanks so much for posting this!! Yes, the HORROR.
Grin, thanks, Gwen! 😀
Completely agree with you……and had a tremendous laugh while watching the video too. Parents don’t want to admit that their kids know a lot more than they think they do. Shielding them from a word that describes a part of an anatomy is pretty lame, because they will use it anyway!
Grin, thanks Michelle. I like to make folks laugh. 😀
Hilarious, Arwen! 😀 I guess he could have called them “male and female reproductive organs”, but then that really covers a multitude of sins 😉 What is it with some parents? Will go share this now, cos it’s definitely good for a laugh 🙂
I am so glad you enjoyed, Chloe!
OMG I laughed and laughed. Aren’t people absurd about words? I just love this, thanks so so much 🙂
Thank you very much, Anita-Clare! And now I’m off to read your post on Creme Brulee. One of my fave desserts. 😀