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Originally Posted by boomer  Seems as if Sheetz has entered the world of creative advertizing. Seen on a Sheetz marquee, though not in in St. Mary's Co., TRY OUR CRISPY FRICKIN' CHICKEN.
I am certainly no prude. But I do believe some words and phrases do not belong in the public sector.
The origin of the word 'frickin' is 'freaking.' Freaking is a substitute (euphemism) word for 'frigging' and the mighty F word; being derived from the verb 'frig.'
To further define, 'frig' means to copulate with, to take advantage of, to victimize, and a couple of other choice activites which need not be mentioned here.
I have to wonder, Mr. Sheetz, just WHAT have YOU done to (or with) the chicken you sell. If you wish to sell a tasy chicekn, I would suggest you find a more tasteful way to advertize it.
Thank you, no, Mr. Sheetz. I will NOT try your chicken, crispy or otherwise. And now that I think about it, I don't think I'll buy your gas or anything from your establishments. |
I think that OUR language...the "english" language came from the land of england. Just so happens that my roomy was born and raised there..in England for ohhhhh lets say about 25 years. She tells me that the word "Frig", or Friggin" means to use your finger in a sexual content.
TOP that you prude!