favourite swear word?

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Post by strawdonkey »

Pissflaps. Genius word.
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Post by shobet_mawr »

FWRCH
:dragon: Made in Wales! :dragon:

Beware SHOB the thread killer!

I'm fucking evil me, grrrr, see or teh EVIL see

P.S. I know where you live etc.
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Post by MadHippo »

I have no problem with other people swearing, although I believe repetitive and persistant swearing does make one look rather dim, even if it isn't the case. Also pretty girls shouldn't swear - it just seems wrong somehow. Something so nasty eminating from something so nice.

I try not to swear as-such in normal conversation - and if I do, I tend to use SciFi swears, because I'm that much of a geek! Frell, Dren, Smeg, Frac, Felgercarp, Shazbud.. They all work reasonably well.

If I find myself in sudden pain, I tend to shout Bollocks though. Oh, and when I'm driving in traffic all bets are off.. psycho drivers trying to kill me receive the full wrath of Me.

So that hasn't answered the question at all has it.

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Post by mamemeister »

"ARSE" to be spoken while mid burp always raises a titter or two.
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MadHippo wrote:Also pretty girls shouldn't swear - it just seems wrong somehow. Something so nasty eminating from something so nice.
Well, to be honest, in the right situation, I find that rather... pleasing.

I swear too much, but I'm not dim. I just enjoy it. That whole 'Oh, it only shows what a limited vocabulary you have...' argument is, quite frankly, a load of old... erm... um...

For the record, my favourite swear-word is definitely 'arse'.

And I'm with Jed. 'Piss' by itself is strangely pleasing.


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Tithead and tosspot.
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Post by mamemeister »

Sickboy wrote:That whole 'Oh, it only shows what a limited vocabulary you have...' argument is, quite frankly, a load of old... erm... um...
....PISH was the word you were looking for Squire! :wink:
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mamemeister wrote:
Sickboy wrote:That whole 'Oh, it only shows what a limited vocabulary you have...' argument is, quite frankly, a load of old... erm... um...
....PISH was the word you were looking for Squire! :wink:
Heh. 'Pish' is the Scottish form of 'piss', yep?

On another Trainspotting thought, I always liked the way that Renton used the word 'vomitus'.
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Post by PVB »

Titfuck*. 8O












*This word has no association with my feelings for Lorraine Kelly. Oh no. :roll:
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Post by daedelas »

If you're going for the personal insult I always find the imaginative "Knobhead" seems to fit the bill rather nicely 8O :twisted:
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Post by mk1 »

It has to be "blow me" or "emt"
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Post by koworld »

Oh and I've just remembered this one:
Soapy Titwank.
I get that phrase going through my mind each and every time I am introduced to anyone called Sophie.

Oh dear. 8O
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Post by Tmuk »

I swear far too much. Sometimes it adds clout to what you're saying though.
Most of the time (in conversation) I'll just swear to fill a second or two while I think of what to say next :roll:
So if you ever hear me go '....f-u-c-k-i-n-g....' you'll know why!
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Post by Jac »

MadHippo wrote: I try not to swear as-such in normal conversation - and if I do, I tend to use SciFi swears, because I'm that much of a geek! Frell, Dren, Smeg, Frac, Felgercarp, Shazbud.. They all work reasonably well.
Ahem. That last should be "Shazbat" with a t. Not that I'm obsessive to the point of having recorded the whole of Mork and Mindy or anything, you understand... :oops:

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