Everyone needs a Tug????

[Mangakitty]

I like Julia Watts and I like Woodware but I was cringing when she recounted that her son had said that the "Everyone needs a Tug" sentiment on the tugboat stamp set, was Cool.
I think he was probably referring the the slang use of the word tug.

In all honesty, even with the tugboat stamp, it seems an odd phrase :heh:

Or is it just me?

[Susan W]

I was watching that and nearly choked on my biscuit!!

[Mangakitty]

I was the same haha, so glad it's not just me,lol.

[bdreish]

Dont watch Hochy so missed this 'gem' of a sentiment - what a strange phrase to use :redface3: .

[Deefersmum]

I'm not down with the kids so I'm not really aware of the slang for tug, but I'll give it an educated guess!

On the same sort of note, I can't stand any of the sentiments like 'Happy Birthday to Ewe' with the piccie of a sheep/lamb etc.

[Glingle]

Glad it wasn't just me that was thinking that it was a bit naughty!

[Lioness]

I'm not familiar with slang so looked it up. OOOPS! I recon her son has set her up ;)
To be fair, I would not have noticed other than it being a strange turn of phrase.
I am pretty sure Julia isn't aware of what it could mean.

[Little Jan]

I have no idea what you are all on about:noidea:
I am sweet and innocent:angel:

[Julie]

I think Julia has a bit of a wicked sense of humour. I have heard her say a few times she prefers doing it on top as she is more in control whereas Phil prefers it from behind. We are of course talking about embossing !

[Deefersmum]

I think Julia has a bit of a wicked sense of humour. I have heard her say a few times she prefers doing it on top as she is more in control whereas Phil prefers it from behind. We are of course talking about embossing !

Ewwwwwwwwwwwww:behindsofa:

[RozMinis]

On the same sort of note, I can't stand any of the sentiments like 'Happy Birthday to Ewe' with the piccie of a sheep/lamb etc.

I'm with you there chuck. Kwik this, that, and t'other drives me up the wall.

I am pretty dreadful at spelling, blessings on spill chickers! All those hours at school having to write out a word 20 times did not make an iota of difference. However, I really do detest all this text speak, most of which takes me so long to understand I give up. It would have been far better for the sender to have typed the entire thing in English, as even if the spelling had been a bit off, at least I could have understood it.

Roz

[PurplePenny]

On a related note, when I first saw the "plank" stamp I thought it said "wank the plank" not "walk"!! :redface1:

[richyrails]

I am dyslexic and have to read everything twice. Working in the rail industry was given a project about customers pulling the communication cord in the loo. Went ahead with power point presentation and was shocked to get completely kicked off project and a meeting with HR, Apparently labelling project Customer Unable Negotiate Toilet was a bad idea took 3 people to explain to me the error of my ways. So simple to get things wrong.
Admin if this has crossed the line please delete just sharing a minor career blip.

On a related note, when I first saw the "plank" stamp I thought it said "wank the plank" not "walk"!! :redface1: