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I would have thought that funny in 1959. Mind, I thought words like "poo" and "fart" were funny as well. Nostalgia much, Gob?

My son has just hit the stage where "poo(p)" is the funniest thing in the world. Some people will never understand the torture of trying to get a three year old to stop yelling poop in a public place (like a coffee house) with a straight face.

MajGenl.Meade wrote:I would have thought that funny in 1959. Mind, I thought words like "poo" and "fart" were funny as well. Nostalgia much, Gob?

Ah now, if we lose the ability to laugh at silliness, what do we have left? And what with the PC mad UK trying to eradicate anything which may give offense to anyone, anywhere, at any time, we need to hang onto our rather risible funny place names.

Nostalgic much? When am I ever anything else?

Crackpot wrote:My son has just hit the stage where "poo(p)" is the funniest thing in the world. Some people will never understand the torture of trying to get a three year old to stop yelling poop in a public place (like a coffee house) with a straight face.

It goes on and on - poop jokes and poop talk is still my boys (8 and 11) favorite although they generally don't yell them in public. But sometimes.

Is there anything funnier than the sound of your own farts? I think not!!!

At this very moment he is trying to get my wife to play Rock, Paper, Scissors, Poop

I'm guessing paper wipes poop?

You're guessing?!?!?! Jesus, your underwear must be a mess.

Well it beats the scissors idea

plenty of funny old English names around here too