Do you curse a lot?

ManlyBanisters

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How the fuck can you fucking swear so fucking much Manly-fucking-Banifuckingsters?

I wanna change my fucking username to that!! :biggrin1:

You sound like Collin Farrell.:wink:

Nah - he's from Northside Dublin, I'm from the Southside - we sound nothing like each other. :rolleyes:

My two year old was in her high chair eating lunch. She dropped her spoon and said "shit shit shit!", just like Mummy. My friend and I bust our guts trying not to laugh out loud! She is now 21 and swears like a trooper.

Yeah, I have to rein it in when small ears are listening - aged 3, the littl'un nearly tripped over the dog and I heard "Oh fuck off, dog!" :eek: I had to trot out of the room so I wasn't seen giggling. :redface:

Do people get paid to curse nowadays?

Don't I fucking wish!
 

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Yes! Yes I do! Yes I do...alot!
When they come up with a word that carries the same impact and emphasis as "FUCK" I'll use it.
Imagine stubbing your toe and saying "Oh goodness me look what happened! Silly me!"

Or saying

"Fuck me dead that hurt!!"

"Fuck me dead" rolls off the tongue and sounds better.
 

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An unusual beast is the expletive? I mean, it’s just a word, either text made up from regular characters from type, or uttered using the normal components of speech. It cant hurt or damage in a way that another word couldn’t. In some languages they don’t have swear words but they still know how to insult! I hate to say it but I understand we have the good old froggies – oops! I mean the French, to blame for what we call our swear words. It dates back to the time when the crown court decreed that French would be the new English and anyone using the old Saxon were vulgar and common as muck. Needless to say, the poor, or common as muck, weren’t educated and not tutored in French, consequently the old Saxon words, though not always in identical form, have stayed with us and still considered vulgar despite the fact we don’t speak French. How odd is that?
 

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I try and not to cuss, I think there are better ways of getting your point across. That said when someone cuts you off in traffic, I have been know to call them a fuking stupid cunt.
 

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I only curse on special occasions or under duress. When people don't expect it of you it's far more effective when you do let rip.

I often tend to use less profane insults not because of decorum but because I find it irritates the target in more, different and sometimes unexpected ways, which is of course an important factor.
 

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I say HELL a lot. And ass. I say fucking on the computer but rarely actually say it. I try to be careful with what i say. My (almost 6 year old) daughter is convinced that "Jerk" strictly refers to bad drivers. I used jerk to describe someone else the other day and she said "Mommy, that man wasnt driving so he cant be a jerk."

My frequent phrasology:

"Every damn time that happens"

"Ahhh hell"

"Hell, you have no idea!"

"To hell with it"

"I'll whip their asses into line"


I blame LPSG for turning me into a bad girl ;) That and road rage....