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Series IV Cycle C
I don't want to use profane language in these pages, so I am going to resort to euphemism.
It is now common, especially for young people, to express their dislike, hatred, or antagonism toward someone, something, by saying "It stinks." Only instead of saying, "stinks" they use a word that, according to one dictionary means "to draw into the mouth by using the lips, cheeks, and tongue."
So when I use the word "stinks," I really mean the word denoted by the definition cited above.
It is now common, especially for young people, to express their dislike, hatred, or antagonism toward someone, something, by saying "It stinks." Only instead of saying, "stinks" they use a word that, according to one dictionary means "to draw into the mouth by using the lips, cheeks, and tongue."
So when I use the word "stinks," I really mean the word denoted by the definition cited above.
