Freudian Slip!
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Heskey

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4,048 posts

222 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Just listening to Newsbeat on Radio 1, the woman reading is going on about the story that doctors think plastic surgery patients abroad shouldn't be treated by the NHS when it goes tits-up (pardon the pun) at home.

They had a sound clip from someone who'd had botched breast implants, she introduced it as "Blahblah went to Blehbleh for a Bloob Job"

Hmm, think she almost tried to say Blowjob?!

evenflow

8,876 posts

311 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Isn't a Freudian slip when you say one thing but mean your mother?

snotrag

15,634 posts

240 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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I just heard that! She definitely said 'Bloob-job'. hehe

Heskey

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4,048 posts

222 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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evenflow said:
Isn't a Freudian slip when you say one thing but mean your mother?
Would be rather ironic, wouldn't it? scratchchin

Chrispy Porker

17,703 posts

257 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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I was on holiday sunbathing in Ibiza.
I was reading a British paper and having finished it put it on the floor under my sunbed.
A lady who had been sunbathing topless nearby wobbled over and asked if she could read it.
I said ' By all means. It's good to keep abreast of things back home'

Jon C

3,214 posts

276 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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I got into engineering because of one of those. I saw a headline which read 'Jobs Blow for Engineers'. Took it completely the wrong way...

rasputin

1,449 posts

235 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Chrispy Porker said:
I was on holiday sunbathing in Ibiza.
I was reading a British paper and having finished it put it on the floor under my sunbed.
A lady who had been sunbathing topless nearby wobbled over and asked if she could read it.
I said ' By all means. It's good to keep abreast of things back home'
And then did something happened that was a Freudian slip?

Edited by rasputin on Wednesday 3rd December 13:13

Chrispy Porker

17,703 posts

257 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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rasputin said:
Chrispy Porker said:
I was on holiday sunbathing in Ibiza.
I was reading a British paper and having finished it put it on the floor under my sunbed.
A lady who had been sunbathing topless nearby wobbled over and asked if she could read it.
I said ' By all means. It's good to keep abreast of things back home'
And then did something happened that was a Freudian slip?

Edited by rasputin on Wednesday 3rd December 13:13
I thought that was one.
Sorry.
Must have been a boob on my part.

Fantic SuperT

887 posts

249 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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evenflow said:
Isn't a Freudian slip when you say one thing but mean your mother?
That's a Freudian Slap.

Windsorphil

888 posts

291 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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It's nothing to do with mothers, or sex in fact, - just when you mean one thing, but say another...

Gylen

10,211 posts

246 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Chrispy Porker said:
I was on holiday sunbathing in Ibiza.
I was reading a British paper and having finished it put it on the floor under my sunbed.
A lady who had been sunbathing topless nearby wobbled over and asked if she could read it.
I said ' By all means. It's good to keep abreast of things back home'
Did you then say 'yesh, but my Martinish, shtill dry...' and shag her?

Gaspode

4,167 posts

225 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Windsorphil said:
It's nothing to do with mothers, or sex in fact, - just when you mean one thing, but say another...
rolleyes Unfamiliar with both Freudian psychology or the art of the pun, methinks?


Brown and Boris

11,838 posts

264 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Jon C said:
I got into engineering because of one of those. I saw a headline which read 'Jobs Blow for Engineers'. Took it completely the wrong way...
My Dad was always wanting to move house to a place called 'Jeoprady' where all the jobs were according to the news.

Edited by Brown and Boris on Wednesday 3rd December 17:52

Lordbenny

8,752 posts

248 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Talk Sport host George Galloway (tosser!) said last week (talking about payment for work done)that "there was no cash-in-hand jobs anymore" he actually said it as "cash in hand-jobs". Was one of the 'clips of the week' on the Hawkesbee & Jacobs show!

oakdale

1,999 posts

231 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Gaspode said:
Windsorphil said:
It's nothing to do with mothers, or sex in fact, - just when you mean one thing, but say another...
rolleyes Unfamiliar with both Freudian psychology or the art of the pun, methinks?
Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar.

Coq au Vin

3,239 posts

239 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Someone on the evening news here referred to the "credit ccensoredt"

DaveL485

2,768 posts

226 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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I was eating my dinner earlier and had a freudian slip. I meant to say 'Can you pass the salt please honey?'
Instead I said 'You ruined my life you evil bh'.

Whoops.

cronk-flakes

3,480 posts

282 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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DaveL485 said:
I was eating my dinner earlier and had a freudian slip. I meant to say 'Can you pass the salt please honey?'
Instead I said 'You ruined my life you evil bh'.

Whoops.
rofl Subtle....

Just a wee slip of the tongue then?

hehe

Olf

11,978 posts

247 months

Wednesday 3rd December 2008
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Trevor McDonald and the Kentryside.