So some of our leaders are allowed to call those opposite

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A **bleep** these days. 

The speaker chose not to evict him, just asked him to use correct titles in future.

[serendipityricho]

So now i know----those young blokes in my work place call me -SOC.

Reckon it stands for-Silly Old Chap.

Will be some head butting when i go back from holidays....mumble mumble .Richo.

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@daydream**believer wrote:

ohh i agree. It did appear to have a "t" at the end

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preceeded by an n. I think the n's the give away  😄

[cherry*135]

Grub and bleepy word don't sound very similar. I didn't listen to the video clip.

[boris1gary]

well, i wait with eager anticipation for the bolter to write a front page "article" about the disgraceful use of foul language from the right. Hopefully it will be c&p'd here for everyone to read.

[lakeland27]

 i thought i heard him say that . the pressure is of the already poor polling added to the budget fallout is getting to him. poor mr pyne is worried about going back to opposition

[boris1gary]

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@*elizabeths-mum* wrote:
It was probably easier for me, imastawka. Before I began thinking about it being offensive, it was a word I needed to use anatomically because to use more professional words would have made me look 'up myself' assuming the person I was talking to even realised which part I was referring to.

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I use it in everyday language, especially when talking about this government. It used to bother me, not anymore - it's like the other 4 letter word - short, sharp and can be used in many different ways.

[lakeland27]

 amazing (well not really)  the spin doctors from his office saying he used the word 'Grub' .  i guess lying is second nature to that bunch of grubs .

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@lakeland27 wrote:

 amazing (well not really)  the spin doctors from his office saying he used the word 'Grub' .  i guess lying is second nature to that bunch of grubs .

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I wonder if they'll tamper with Hansard.... or do they not record the bickerings?

[lakeland27]

i think the clerk has some sort of discretion in that area. it really depends what he days to the folks who write it all down i guess .

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@lakeland27 wrote:

i think the clerk has some sort of discretion in that area. it really depends what he days to the folks who write it all down i guess .

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yeah, sometimes you see "inaudible" written in the transcript.