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Rude Spoonerisms

It's easy to get tongue-tied and accidentally say something rude, as you'll know if you've ever watched one of those compilations of TV slip-ups. Often just switching two small sounds in a phrase will result in an embarrassing, or even obscene Spoonerism!

Try reading these out loud, but not within earshot of your grandmother... just in case!

  • The acrobats displayed some cunning stunts.
     
  • Sir, you are certainly a shining wit.
     
  • He fills her soul with hope.
     
  • It's the Tale of Two Cities.
     
  • Have you brought your sleeping bag?
     
  • She is sure pretty.
     
  • Have you seen her sick duck?
     
  • Oh, the suffering of purgery on my soul!
     
  • He's not a pheasant plucker.
     
  • She showed me her tool kits.
     
  • He's a smart fella.
     
  • A hot pie would make me happy.
     
  • Fire truck.
     
  • Overhead door.

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