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is "tweed" a swear word?
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lol, it's a type of clothing, as one of the first posters said
Ink
lol, is English your second language?
One time at summer camp, I convinced this foreign girl that some weird gibberish (like "arglefop" or something) was a REALLLLY bad swear word.
She acted like she didn't believe me but then I said it to her when we were in a fight and she cried and told on me. The councilors at camp were like :wtf?:
Granted, I was probably 12 or 13 at the time and it was hilarious that she believed me.
One time at summer camp, I convinced this foreign girl that some weird gibberish (like "arglefop" or something) was a REALLLLY bad swear word.
She acted like she didn't believe me but then I said it to her when we were in a fight and she cried and told on me. The councilors at camp were like :wtf?:
Granted, I was probably 12 or 13 at the time and it was hilarious that she believed me.
You cruel tweed, you.
Ywiss
You tweeding idiot!
Go tweed yaself, you mothertweeding tweeder! You tweed-head!
Hehehehe
S a n d h u
How did that happen that_diesel? You were on 3 green when I repped you ;yes;
I don't give a flying tweed about rep - it doesn't bother me if it's red!
But thanks for noticing, S a n d h u.
Princess, go tweed yourself.
hahahaha
god, i laughed so hard,
tweed
lmao!
damn straight thats my new fave word
god, i laughed so hard,
tweed
lmao!
damn straight thats my new fave word
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