don't talk with your mouth full

[bmo]

what does it mean to say "don't talk with your mouth full?"

Thanks.

BMO

 

[Francois]

Don't talk while you're eating I suppose.

FRC

 

[bmo]

more than that.

 

[Casiopea]

more than that.

I agree with FRC. 'of food' is often omitted;

EX: Don't talk with your mouth full (of food).

 

[Francois]

Full of whatever, for that matter. There must be some X-rated movies producers who could not resist the greaaaaaat pun.

FRC

 

[Casiopea]

Uhm, FRC, be responsible: some of our members are fairly young. :wink:

 

[Tanja]

Full of whatever, for that matter. There must be some X-rated movies producers who could not resist the greaaaaaat pun.

FRC

Hehe :lol: The same pervert thoughts in my head when i was reading the topic.

 

[Casiopea]

Full of whatever, for that matter. There must be some X-rated movies producers who could not resist the greaaaaaat pun.

FRC

Hehe :lol: The same pervert thoughts stuck in my head when I was reading the topic.

Say, perverted. :wink:

 

[Tanja]

Full of whatever, for that matter. There must be some X-rated movies producers who could not resist the greaaaaaat pun.

FRC

Hehe :lol: The same pervert thoughts stuck in my head when I was reading the topic.

Say, perverted. :wink:

-ED at the end? :? Really? I'll take it into consideration in order to put up a good show when necessary :lol:

 

[Casiopea]

In that context its function is that of an adjective:

perverted thoughts :wink:

 

[bmo]

more than that.

I agree with FRC. 'of food' is often omitted;

EX: Don't talk with your mouth full (of food).

Long time ago, I was bragging I was going to do this and I was going to do that in a meeting, I was reprimanded, "don't talk with your mouth full."