[rface]

so now we can go to Hillary's Book signings and yell out the "C-word" and it might be taken as a term of endearment.

BTW.....What is the c-word?

[johnfrink]

Hoffman answered, "Yes, I've actually heard it used as a term of endearment."

Oh my lord. It's actually the one word that will guarantee you a kick in the groin from any woman in earshot. This has got to be one of the most delusional things I've ever heard.

[sauropod]

I don't know.

Chick?

Cupcake?

Maybe the ladies here can help.

[martin_fierro]

[Restorer]

I wonder if they'd consider applying the same standard to the famous n-word?

Which also at one time in history carried little pejorative meaning.

[HiJinx]

But, the spokesperson said, because Hoffman is a medieval scholar, she is aware of the long history of the word. She said it was not always a negative term.

Well now, isn't that special?

OBTW, the young woman in question wasn't called the c-word in 895 AD, now was she?

Freakin' academics.

[ladtx]

BTW.....What is the c-word?

Uhhh....Cool???

[newgeezer]

This is ridiculous! Watching a female university president go to such lengths while desperatly trying to save her university from harm...!

BTW.....What is the c-word?

I suspect it rhymes with "hunt."

[cripplecreek]

My comments to Hillary would go something like this.

"ya know, for and old b***h, You arent a bad looking old c**t."

[11th Earl of Mar]

So if she is at a bar and calls some guy a d*ck, that means she might be coming on to him. Right?

[wmichgrad]

Maybe back in the middle ages, the "F" word was a good word. But I don;t think I'm going to teach my kid that and let him use it as a term of endearment. This 'ho is crazy, and I don't mean that in a good way.

[rintense]

It rhymes with the word punt.

[TankerKC]

BTW.....What is the c-word?

I'm afraid it cun't be said here on FR.

[what's up]

I just watched Hoffman in "Runaway Jury".

Totally anti-gun movie. With those values, no wonder Hoffman is off his rocker.

[mpreston]

Appears we should know where the problem at CU is. It's not just the football team. It goes right to the top. Isn't CU the #1 party school?

[Cobra64]

BTW.....What is the c-word?

C-u-t-e

[Mr. Mojo]

Term of endearment, eh? If true, I could very well get out of the doghouse ;)

(as if she'll buy it)

[ozzymandus]

Well maybe that's the nicest thing any man ever called her!

[rintense]

So, according to Hoffman, when I called my high school gym teacher a pri_k, it could have been a loving word? HAHAHA! Hardly. Explains a lot about the teacher though.

[GSWarrior]

"Yes, I've actually heard it used as a term of endearment."

"Have you met my wife. She's a real c _ _ _."

I guess it all depends on your definition of endearing.

[AppyPappy]

Considering it is CU, I would say the C word for endearment is "CASH".