Use of the word "taint"

I believe Stewie is the first to use this word in primetime... It is indeed a momentous occasion.

Actually, there was a Seinfeld ep where he complained of a woman with a taint. Of course he was referring to a less than desirable characteristic, not her 'cape of good hope' or whatever you kids call it these days. But the word itself was all over that script.

"and you get your kicks stroking your-" "You can't say that on television!" "Ego?" "Never mind."

The ultimate coverage of the "taint" was in an episode of "Mr. Show" on HBO. A group of DJs even named themselves after a phrase from that skit...

http://www.fiveinchtaint.com/

With the competition magazines of Twasn't, Tweren't, Under the Balls Quarterly

Man I love Mr. Show

Anyone got all those eps in high quality I just got them in .rm

On Thu, 21 Feb 2002 04:20:22 GMT, "Kurt" wrote:

The first two seasons are being released on DVD to coincide with the premiere of Run Ronnie Run...

http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/B00005Y3ZL/

"> not her 'cape of good hope' or whatever you kids call it these days.

I call it a chin rest

"Argyle" schrieb im Newsbeitrag news:Jrzc8.107045$[email]...

characteristic,

I call it The chewey part of lunch.