Dirty

It's time to get down and dirty, and see if we can't fix this dang thing.

When asked to »talk dirty« in a chat room, I said I could certainly do that: soiled diapers in a diaper pail, dishes crusting on the sink, throwing up that greenish luncheon meat from the back of the refrigerator ... That certainly cleaned out the chat room!

on Apr 12th 2000, snake wrote about »dirty«: "This english Blaster-Version is completely different to the german one. It´s not only the language, I guess. Well, nobody inserted a dirty keyword up till now. I´m surprised.

Not so me. Most of us learned our English from nice teachers, not in the streets. Just wait for the first native speakers!
And then: It´s more interesting to say dirty things using clean words.

a scene framed in old oak – crafted by a dirty man – whose family lived in the same village for 300 years, all of them farmers but he – he rebelled, drifted away, up a hill to look at the clouds, met an old man with a knife and a smile, and watched as he wittled a thing into life, not that first day but eventually he cut himself but couldn't hide the joy and the pain of what he had learned – to create – his first feeling of control – when he returned home to feed and milk cows and churn butter and sing hymns nothing seemed like forever – he was not his father – he'd move on – and he did – and they're different, but we already knew that – that's how things change – and he never saw the picture that his work held, but they go together, they're what you see now – old, and beautiful, and