Howdy Tim! I've had my new F-250 for ten and a half months and it has 7,700 miles on it. Have a great Thursday and an awesome time on the trip,take care and God Bless!!!🙏❤😊
The phrase “pardon my French” originated in England when someone used a French word in conversation with someone who might not have understood it. The phrase was a way to apologize to the listener for using a foreign language. Over time, the phrase became associated with profanity. This was due to the history of conflict between the French and the English, and the tendency to associate anything rude or uncouth with the French. For example, if someone was regarded as rude, they might be described as "French" even if they weren't actually French. The phrase was recorded in the 1901 edition of the Oxford English Dictionary. It's used today as an old-fashioned, humorous idiom to pretend to be sorry for using a word that might be considered offensive. For example, "Pardon my French, but that's a damned shame!".
HERE IS A LIST TIM (Ridgelife) David (c'mon) Levi (Life with Levi) Mike (MT) Mike + Ryan (3 MIss) Ant +2 (CRC) Gary +1 (SLR) Big D (Our Flipping Homestead) Drew (Drews Lens) Jeff (BobbleHead) Jason (WhiteRock) Thats 15 Don't think Im missing anyone but maybe.
