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#1 2007-10-05 05:05:43
- Cheeky Monkey
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Swearing , cursing , profanity and vulgar language.
After posting on the inane post of the day about the above- who else enjoys swearing.
I think I grew to enjoy swearing after establishing that it was strictly forbidden both at School and home.
my habbit as all habbits do -started with the soft stuff- flipping, flaming and the like- working to the next stage with words like bloody and bugger. and continuing onwards to arse, and tits.
It` was a few years onwards from that point -that I discovered dropping the words Fuck and piss into polite conversation, caused some constenation but little condemnation.
Since then I have derived some great pleasure from- peppering my sentences with profanity.
I much prefer using certain words as -adjectives rather than nouns it carrys more resonance imho.
admitedly there are certain words that I use very sparringley- and only on special occasions like birthdays and christmass. words like (and because it`s not a special occasion I am going to self edit) C**t.
I think my very favourite though is Bloody not the strongest swearing word I know but I just like saying it.
I also like using the - symbol on my computer keyboard .
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#2 2007-10-05 06:47:38
- mike
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Why is 'bloddy' considered a curse word, never did understand that. Is it only a UK thing?
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#3 2007-10-05 10:00:21
- TB-D
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Re: Swearing , cursing , profanity and vulgar language.
Cheeky whilst not as prolific curser as your good self I have to admit to using bad language at times and indeed my word of preference would be bloody.
perhaps mike is correct that Bloody is indeed a vey British form of swearing.
I shall make some investigations as to the reasons.
#4 2007-10-05 10:05:11
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It would appear as most of these things inevitably do that the word Bloody has it`s origins in religion.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/bloody
#5 2007-10-05 10:48:00
- jack_sparrow
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#6 2007-10-05 11:31:43
- Voltaire's Bastard
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Bloody this and bloody that:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bEWT6pdjON8&mode=related&search=
For myself, if it not intolerably immodest to say so, I possess nothing less than a genius for obscene speech. A combination of nature and nurture allowed my innate talent for profane invective to bloom and flourish to the fullest extent possible. I fondly recall my tender youth as a foul-mouthed, working-class guttersnipe whose vicious and inventive cursing astonished and appalled all who heard it. Today, even in my current dilapidated state I can claim to be the Tiger Woods or Michael Jordan of cursing, a towering figure who can dispatch with ease any challenger. It is my personal tragedy that a Nobel or Pulitzer does not exist for profanity and swearing, for if one did, my genius would be recognized for what it truly is: a singular achievement to be admired as one admires any great art.
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#7 2007-10-05 11:44:50
- Cheeky Monkey
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Mr.Bastard would you perchance Know- how to download Chickentown to a mobile phone-I wish to make it my new ringtone.
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#8 2007-10-05 13:38:17
- Voltaire's Bastard
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#9 2007-10-05 14:40:11
- Cheeky Monkey
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Fairly specific lyrics aren`t they.
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#10 2007-10-05 17:07:08
- Voltaire's Bastard
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“You know that saying, 'Caesar's wife is above suspicion'? Well I put an end to all that rubbish!"..”
#11 2007-10-05 18:43:19
- Gomez
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#12 2007-10-06 08:02:41
- Voltaire's Bastard
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“You know that saying, 'Caesar's wife is above suspicion'? Well I put an end to all that rubbish!"..”