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Kids these days...
Its not the kids fault if he heard it from someone else....
someone who likes succulent chicken? :P
No better explanation i could find to give it to a kid. Up Vote for you
So you're the dad I'm assuming? Better go talk to your wife.
Hence the male symbol....
This sounds more like a divorce situation.
The parents are probably divorced/separated... Rather common these days.
I'm pretty sure if they were married OP would've said his wife rather than the child's mum. Sounds like a classic case of divorced/separated parents dragging the kids down by undermining the other parent and effectively using the kid as a weapon, which is pathetic. You don't have to like the other parent but you have to stay civil for the kids. I hope this is the worst the mum has said...
Should've just replied. "Son, a cocksucker is what your mom has been doing since we have been married." Then just keep walking and have a talk with your wife later in the day so she becomes the cocksucker
Except if the wife calls her husband "cocksucker", I don't think she does much of the activity suggested by this term herself, as she doesn't seem to be treating her husband all that well.
@5: Word choices indicate divorce or separation.
It's a term of endearment, son.
Mommy, you're a cocksucker!
It's you are what you eat....
As a kid I asked my older sister what ******** was. She said it was a measure of ten years. I found out later in school that she was almost correct. Don't know how you could rework cocksucker though to something more innocuous.
what the **** sounds like cocksucker that means 10 years?
It sort of sounds like 'decade', especially depending on your accent.
Wow.
Isn't it the other way around?
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someone who likes succulent chicken? :P
So you're the dad I'm assuming? Better go talk to your wife.