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Moonhead | 14:21 Thu 01st Jul 2004 | Phrases & Sayings
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"It warms the ****les of my heart" ...when and where does this saying come from please? Thanks.
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I can't believe AB has edited my question. How pathetic.
agreed Moonhead, I think the new profanity filter is a bit over zealous!
well at least we can have some fun filling in our own words for the blanks - a la david beckham
Click http://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-coc2.htm or - if the link-system fails to work as it seems to be doing with the new Answerbank - cut and paste the address for a web-page that provides the answer you want.
Elsewhere on this site it has edited cir***stances because of the "c u m" - how ridiculous!
So, under what cir***stances will those ****les appear in S****horpe? I suspect someone's conscience will be pricking if they have the aptitude. Maybe Penistone would be a better place to look, unless your name is our Willy.
I am wondering how people from Clitheroe will manage!
aha - it missed that one!
obviously it is ok to s**** about clitheroe.............
he he he - sorry Moonhead, childish humour has taken over!
Widow T****ee would have a lot to say..........
Widow T*w*a*n*kee would have a lot to say..........
Ha, cracked it!!!!!
Last post, sorry......... But it hasn't edited the word a*se in this question........ http://www.theanswerbank.co.uk/Phrases-and-Sayings/Question4 7900.html ..........
did you mean the c aaa o aaa c aaa k aaa l aaa e aaa s of my heart?
Click here. This is the web-page I hoped to link you to in my earlier answer. Let's hope it worked this time!
The link problem and the over zealous profanity filiter has been noted, among other issues and our techies are busy working on them. You will soon be able to post http links as before. Thank you for your patience while we try to iron out a few glitches! Best Regards AB Editor
To warm the ****les of ones heart. said of good wine and gratifies one's feelings. From Brewers phrase and fable.(Latin cochlaoe cordis, the ventricles of the heart)
Hello Moonhead, I have just posted a question in the 'Quizzes NEW' section which you may like to look at...
If it's accidentally deleting "see you em" in words like "dock-you-ment", then all you need to do is re-set it to delete only things like "space see you em space", so that it knows when it's a word rather than part of a word. Hope this helps :-)

Oh by the way, when I first saw "do***ent" it was ages before I realised what word it was meant to be :-(

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