the word ****

[Southend_Lady]

I dont know about the rest of you but in the last couple years I have noticed the increased use in this delightful four letter word.

More and more "sensible" people are using it in everyday life. Sometimes it comes from the mouth of someone you wouldnt ever in your wildest dreams have imagined them saying it. When I hear someone unexpected come out with I feel a small amount of pride.

I for one think increasing the use of this word is nothing short of GREAT. Peronally I am a massive fan and theres nothing more satisfying than using it to help clear your anger. It is the ultimate insult and it makes for even better hearing when it is coupled with an attachment at the beginning, for example - you FAT **** or your THICK ****. It works well in a moment of anger and madness, perhaps in a spot of road rage, at a football game and even god forbid you dare, at your other half.

It always amazes me how some people are disgusted at this word. I dont see how it is any different to D!ck or Co*k. The things that annoys me the most is women that pretend to be offended by it.

Me and all my mates regularly use this word and I feel it is a brilliant addition to our English language. Sometimes I dont know where I would be without it.

What are your views?

 

[Pubey]

what if your bf started saying it about your bits!?

 

[Southend_Lady]

what if your bf started saying it about your bits!?

It would have to depend what exactly he was saying and who to!

 

[C C Csiders]

I dont know about the rest of you but in the last couple years I have noticed the increased use in this delightful four letter word.

More and more "sensible" people are using it in everyday life. Sometimes it comes from the mouth of someone you wouldnt ever in your wildest dreams have imagined them saying it. When I hear someone unexpected come out with I feel a small amount of pride.

I for one think increasing the use of this word is nothing short of GREAT. Peronally I am a massive fan and theres nothing more satisfying than using it to help clear your anger. It is the ultimate insult and it makes for even better hearing when it is coupled with an attachment at the beginning, for example - you FAT **** or your THICK ****. It works well in a moment of anger and madness, perhaps in a spot of road rage, at a football game and even god forbid you dare, at your other half.

It always amazes me how some people are disgusted at this word. I dont see how it is any different to D!ck or Co*k. The things that annoys me the most is women that pretend to be offended by it.

Me and all my mates regularly use this word and I feel it is a brilliant addition to our English language. Sometimes I dont know where I would be without it.

What are your views?

My view is that I normally have to pay £1.50 a minute for this sort of stuff. Thanks.:angel:

 

[Mr. Benedict]

I've noticed that it's use has been creeping up, just like the use of f**k has increased steadily in the last few years and the word sh!t is almost accepted as not swearing now.

I've no real opinion on the use of it though....

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

Still the only word you can't really say on TV!
Bring it on!
Swearing rules! I was told at school I'd grow out of swearing but I certainly haven't, it's hard though to not swear when you're a parent!

 

[The General]

** checks other half isn't looking **

If only the other half thought like this. A prime example was the other day. She started off (another!) game of Scrabulous and started with the word "FINE" and i believe thats 16 points. I didn't have the greatest selection of letters and could of had "CUTS" using the S at the end of FINE to make FINES and CUTS. At the last moment, i discovered i could put these letters in a better place. Using the N in FINE ... it made C U N T S. So the screen read "FINE C U N T S" which i found quite amusing. However, the other half didn't take it so light-heartedly and she deleted the game and started another one.

Anyone else with any **** related stories!?

Kev

 

[Pubey]

Still the only word you can't really say on TV!
Bring it on!
Swearing rules! I was told at school I'd grow out of swearing but I certainly haven't, it's hard though to not swear when you're a parent!

i'm impressed that now ive entered the world of work... everyone swears!

 

[MK Shrimper]

I remember that Germaine Greer tried to reclaim the word and she's got one!

 

[C C Csiders]

Anyone else with any **** related stories!?

He once tried to turn back the tide.

 

[C C Csiders]

I remember that Germaine Greer tried to reclaim the word and she's got one!

My wife claims to have two.:confused:

 

[MK Shrimper]

My wife claims to have two.:confused:

In case of lady part emergencies?

 

[fatshrimp]

It's used a lot in my working environment, so after a while you switch off.

I use it as often as most people I guess but wouldn't say it in front of my mother or children.

Christmas a couple of years ago, my Dad told me a joke that featured the word quite often. I was quite shocked and it made the joke that much funnier.

 

[canveyshrimper]

Still the only word you can't really say on TV!
Bring it on!
Swearing rules! I was told at school I'd grow out of swearing but I certainly haven't, it's hard though to not swear when you're a parent!

As one who on occasions takes recourse to profanity I guess I'm not that bothered. I was also told at school that swearing is showing a lack of vocabulary, I have a good vocabulary but in particular I do favour the f word. Taking this slightly off topic, once in the City, I saw an Irish labourer looking quizzically at his recently defunct pneumatic drill, and declaring that.

"The focking, focker is focking focked" Thereby making a noun, adjective & verb of one swear word.

 

[Firestorm]

How about this lot for a band..

www.myspace.com/ixnewyork

SELFISH C**T !!

 

[class]

The word don't bother me in the slightest.

 

[Matt the Shrimp]

Anyone else with any **** related stories!?

Kev

Nope, but when playing Scrabble with my Gran, she got a triple score by putting QUIM on the board.

:hilarious:

(And that is a true story. My (then) 8 year-old sister obviously asked, "Granny, what does QUIM mean?"... my elder sister & I were wetting ourselves with laughter at that point...)

:hilarious:

 

[fatshrimp]

I was also told at school that swearing is showing a lack of vocabulary

I was always told the same, but recently I've seen a number of television programs where this issue is debated (cue puns!) and a surprising number of supposed intellectuals come out in favour of profanity and how it enriches our vocabulary.

So it's all right now.

 

[Matt the Shrimp]

I f*cking love swearing.

:)

 

[Interpol Shrimper]

Nope, but when playing Scrabble with my Gran, she got a triple score by putting QUIM on the board.

:hilarious:

(And that is a true story. My (then) 8 year-old sister obviously asked, "Granny, what does QUIM mean?"... my elder sister & I were wetting ourselves with laughter at that point...)

:hilarious:

Should have said he's the Benfica goalie!