go ahead, make my day!

have we scandalized you yet, our british friends, with this 'bugger' theme?

having lived in four continents, i know that a word can mean a myriad of things in other parts of the world. for example, 'bugger off' in britain has almost the same connotation as 'f**k off' in america.

@summerfield

[Graeme Stevens]

Words are funny things...in NZ "bugger" is no longer a swear word, and hasn't been for some time, but will be met with amusement more often than not. Toyota even have an entire series of Television adverts with a Bugger theme.
I remember when we moved to the UK and my daughter started school, we had to make a preemptive apology to the teachers to let them know that she could say "bugger" with no warning at all.

[☠northy]

Eeeeeeeek! Remind me not to tick you off!

[Lou Ann]

Great title and image.

[katy]

I was thinking the exact same thing that @northy said. You look very menacing here! And yet so beautiful

[Henri Russell]

My goodness! You look very serious and mena. I think you mean business, and not the good kind.

[Domenico Dodaro]

Wow, what for a self portrait, Vikki! Fav! @summerfield

[Caroline]

@summerfield beautiful shot Vikki, very noir, and with your processing it's like a 50's crime film still :) very nice!