In my ingenuous inability to comprehend the mystery behind
the usage of a particularly obscene expletive from my contemporaries, starting
from the sixth letter of the English alphabet, my mind started to experiment
with the acronym to redefine it and to restore balance to the profanity ridden
world! Why the hell in Finland (or France, or Fiji) did this phrase have to
come into existence ever? Why not rephrase it; 'Want The Fitness’, ‘Wait The
Fate’, ‘Want the Food’, ‘Wrote till The Finish’ etc... It is a weed that crops
up in everyone’s mind, it is an unwelcome guest and it is a dangerous dynamite,
what the hell!! There are pachyderms who care not what they spell, but there
are soft hearted others as well. With pride I confess, I belong to the latter
category and to live without this phrase today is a myth I shall dispel. Language
is not only a medium of communication but the words chosen to communicate
reflect the personality of the speaker. Then why should those of us with sanity
in our heads be swept by the decidedly indecent language of morons? What the
flower do people wish to convey by repeated and unnecessary use of such
offensive terms? These lame people must be exceedingly lazy to learn a few
adjectives to use instead of their favourite what the phrase. The increasing
indifference of the people world over to the excessive use of expletives is shameful.
The next time you hear anyone say ‘WT*’ tell them to go Water The Fish for
their expression has just as much meaning!
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ha, ha, ha! watering the fish, ey?
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