Hi, For the new version of Goncz cuffs, John says there should be a market for at least 10,000 to 15,000. I suspect that this is based on what he has already SOLD.
I am just curious as to how many our handcuff collecting comunity already have. As there are about 100 facebook members, I am going to punt that there should be half that number who were collecting when the Goncz cuff came out.
I have one pair. anyone else??
Ian
Ian.
I have reservations about perpetuating a bad language thread on Joe.s forum, but here it goes.
The use of the word "as**ole" in your example leads me to believe that the word is less offensive down under than it is up here.
The word is almost never used here unless one wishes to escalate shock value. One would hardly use that word in a professional environment or in mixed company. It is very offensive and is even banned by most radio and TV.
I wonder if is it used less offensively down under.
I believe the work "bleeding" is a much harsher word than "bloody" over in Merry ole England.
Over here in the US, blurting out "Bleeding" would hardly raise an eyebrow with anyone in almost any setting.
I wonder if "As**ole down there is equivalent to "Bleeding" is over here as your example seems to indicate.
I have seen "arse" used as an alternative, but am not certain it it is designed to lower the offensiveness as "freakin" seems to do. (Freakin does appear in my spell checker, strangely enough)
Jack Tanis....you are on deck with this one.
mark
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