No seriously I thank people when they say **** you.
My chorus went to All-States Auditions. We all got tested individfually. I got the highest score of any student of my highschool, and the 3rd highest of anyone at that testing center. 100 out of 115, as I remember.
One of the sopranos, who got a 65 out of 115, said loudly and clearly, "**** you." I said, "Thanks! Come on, there's a janitor's closet right over there!"
It makes people think "I know he didn't swear, but that just sounds wrong"</strong><hr></blockquote>Yeah, like SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy's Sean Connery's buck futter.
I try to use some of a nitch when I actually think before I speak, but I usually use the traditional god damn it and son of a bitch.
What I think is funny is the use of naughty language on TV (in the US). Just 10 years ago you didn't hear the word 'crap' on TV. Now it's common in sitcoms. 'Bitch' also is making a strong showing in regular TV. Recently I've started to hear 'ass-hole', not only on South Park but on other shows too. The next hurdle for TV execs is 's hit'. The only time I heard it on cableTV was on south park, and that was 211 times in one 30 minute show. But i think that one will be tough. TV is just taking all the fun out of colorful language. 'Crap' is starting to come up in sales reports I check out. "Our sales on iMacs this quarter was crap. There will be a new spiff... blah blah".
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You bucking fastard!
Shuckin fit!
Dude, you're a ducking fork.
What a fluster-cuck!
It makes people think "I know he didn't swear, but that just sounds wrong"
I C U N T hear you. I have an ear inF U C Ktion!
Nurse!? Bring the deF U C Kilator!
BTW: My favorite is TWAT. People don't say it enough, really...
[EDIT: TWAT is legal, but **** is not]
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I second that...
My chorus went to All-States Auditions. We all got tested individfually. I got the highest score of any student of my highschool, and the 3rd highest of anyone at that testing center. 100 out of 115, as I remember.
One of the sopranos, who got a 65 out of 115, said loudly and clearly, "**** you." I said, "Thanks! Come on, there's a janitor's closet right over there!"
<strong>I also like transposing letters like:
It makes people think "I know he didn't swear, but that just sounds wrong"</strong><hr></blockquote>Yeah, like SNL's Celebrity Jeopardy's Sean Connery's buck futter.
I try to use some of a nitch when I actually think before I speak, but I usually use the traditional god damn it and son of a bitch.
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I though your favorite was dick <img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" /> </strong><hr></blockquote>
<img src="graemlins/lol.gif" border="0" alt="[Laughing]" /> Good one man!
J :cool:
B i t c h - A s s : As in, get your bitch-ass over here NOW!
Cock-stepper. As in when someone is in an ego or power struggle, and it's very political. They're cock-steppers.
Jackass. Such a classic. When I'm driving it's the guy who comes to a complete stop to make a right turn onto a side street who's a jackass.
Firehose b i t c h: Self explanatory. We've all known a few of these.
"You dirty hoe-bag!"