Question. To smack children (or not)

[kleinboet]

Definition as follows:

SLAP

1 - A blow from a flat object such as a hand

2 - The act of smacking something : a blow with the open hand.

 

[ 23. June 2004, 01:38 PM: Message edited by: kleinboet ]

[corydoras]

So a slapper is one who slaps?

[awaaar]

a slapper is one who puts herself about a bit corydoras

[corydoras]

awaaar:

a slapper is one who puts herself about a bit corydoras

Slappers have got nothing to do with slapping then? :confused:

[Guest sslatter]

corydoras:

Slappers have got nothing to do with slapping then? :confused:

Depends how much you pay 'em..

 

..apparently.

[Guest sslatter]

..if that's your bag, man..

[corydoras]

awaaar:

a slapper is one who puts herself about a bit corydoras

Interesting, might target a slapper or two myself. Are there any lurking on AN perchance?

[Guest sslatter]

I went out with a slapper once. My face was really sore at the end of the evening.

[Guest sslatter]

kleinboet:

A smack is a slap with the open hand an the arm, leg or buttock.

kleinboet:

Definition as follows:

SLAP

1 - A blow flom a flat object such as a hand

2 - The act of smacking something : a blow with the open hand.

Hi kleinboet,

 

I think you have to refine this definition: you can slap a child so hard that you can break his/her arm/leg/ribs etc etc.

 

So where does force come into it?

 

When is "a slap" not "a slap"?

 

[ 22. June 2004, 05:20 PM: Message edited by: Graham X ]

[*Ant*]

I think the idea is not to hurt or damage but to shock.