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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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Not sure why I use foul langage at times to describe something here but almost never IRL last 40 odd years. Mum, dad, in-laws and my wife never ever swear.
Hearing people on tv and IRL when we used to go out a lot more makes them look like down and outs.
Having said that watching that touring show where the foul mouthed cook Ramsey little Gino and one other guy I've never seen b4 in my life go around the usa talking about food - the little Gino won
a bing in the "Chicken shit bingo" and Ramsey did make me lol when he desribed little Ginos win as
"the jammy fucker." So there is a time and place for it.
I guess i use it here to say, fucky my wife hard, please, thanks |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary. |
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary."
Darn it! That makes me at the lower end of the intellectual scale and Mr at the top end. He's never going to let me forget it |
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary.
Darn it! That makes me at the lower end of the intellectual scale and Mr at the top end. He's never going to let me forget it "
Just tell him to fuck off and you’re good to go |
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By *AYENCouple
over a year ago
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Swearing does have its place - mostly in humour.
Niki will sometimes swear really inappropriately, as English isn't her first language, but that usually produces laughter.
Over use, like Ramsey does, isn't clever or nice. |
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"It's only words but we have a rich and varied language if you need to use the same word for every purpose you probably haven't got a very wide vocabulary. "
There’s nothing wrong with my vocabulary I just prefer to say fuck |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Nowt to do with swearing. It's how you use the words. I don't like it when someone says 'fucking' after every other word but I don't like it as equally when someone continuously says 'obviously'
The best speakers I find are the ones who mix it all up
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary.
Darn it! That makes me at the lower end of the intellectual scale and Mr at the top end. He's never going to let me forget it
Just tell him to fuck off and you’re good to go "
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"It's only words but we have a rich and varied language if you need to use the same word for every purpose you probably haven't got a very wide vocabulary.
There’s nothing wrong with my vocabulary I just prefer to say fuck "
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It's only words but we have a rich and varied language if you need to use the same word for every purpose you probably haven't got a very wide vocabulary.
There’s nothing wrong with my vocabulary I just prefer to say fuck
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'I love to say fuck' Great song |
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"Nowt to do with swearing. It's how you use the words. I don't like it when someone says 'fucking' after every other word but I don't like it as equally when someone continuously says 'obviously'
The best speakers I find are the ones who mix it all up
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This is true especially when it isn't obvious at all.
I'm guilty of saying "to be honest" and 'actually' way too much. |
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Interestingly I won't swear in front of my dad and occasionally in front of my mum.
I accidentally dropped the f word in front of my dad the other day and internally panicked! I don't think he noticed though |
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"Nowt to do with swearing. It's how you use the words. I don't like it when someone says 'fucking' after every other word but I don't like it as equally when someone continuously says 'obviously'
The best speakers I find are the ones who mix it all up
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Well that's obviously fucking obvious innit? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary."
I recall from 45 years ago a mate of a mate called said to someone at work "sister fucker" in his own lanaguage both were Indians. The bloke that was insulted crashed a bottle over the head of the foullanaguae user.
Btw, "sister fucker" when said in the indian lanage sounds devestating considered worse than "mother fucker" for reasons i will understand.
Another foul word put within a sentence in the indian language that carrys a lot of weight, ie most likey to get your teeth kicked into the back of your throat is = "a ????man fucked your sister" that over the years has seen some serious reprecsussions.
Swearing is not intelligent nor is it a sign of intelleigence.
If I see a bastard IRL, I refer to them as inbreds, so not as foul sounding more a statment of fact. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I guess swearing show your age,intelligence, the kind of up-bringing one has had and self worth and respect and that afforded to the foul mouthed ...
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I guess swearing show your age,intelligence, the kind of up-bringing one has had and self worth and respect and that afforded to the foul mouthed ...
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So who had the better upbringing? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Not sure why I use foul langage at times to describe something here but almost never IRL last 40 odd years. Mum, dad, in-laws and my wife never ever swear.
Hearing people on tv and IRL when we used to go out a lot more makes them look like down and outs.
Having said that watching that touring show where the foul mouthed cook Ramsey little Gino and one other guy I've never seen b4 in my life go around the usa talking about food - the little Gino won
a bing in the "Chicken shit bingo" and Ramsey did make me lol when he desribed little Ginos win as
"the jammy fucker." So there is a time and place for it.
I guess i use it here to say, fucky my wife hard, please, thanks "
Fucking well said!! |
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I was an angel until I worked 18 years the docks and now the F word is used as a :-
Profanity
Full stop
Amazement
To say hello
To say goodbye
Exclamation Mark
Question mark
And any kind of injury that usually starts and ends with it |
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary."
I must be a genius! |
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"I was an angel until I worked 18 years the docks and now the F word is used as a :-
Profanity
Full stop
Amazement
To say hello
To say goodbye
Exclamation Mark
Question mark
And any kind of injury that usually starts and ends with it "
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary.
I must be a genius!"
Too fucking rights you are |
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"Numerous studies have found using taboo words may be a sign of intelligence, honesty and creativity, as well as a way to withstand pain. Although swearing has been deemed language of poverty, researchers found well-educated people are better at coming up with curse words than those with a smaller vocabulary.
I must be a genius!
Too fucking rights you are "
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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I was advised that many that worked where I last worked are now "TWATS."
Their co-workers call them "TWATS" and I said what the heck, you nasty son of a silly moo. He told me that it was the widelt accepted definition of those "TWATS"
that only worked Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday.
Thankfully I left work at 55 and did a 3.5 day a week so not one of them.
Are you WFH on the whole or a TWAT? |
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"I was advised that many that worked where I last worked are now "TWATS."
Their co-workers call them "TWATS" and I said what the heck, you nasty son of a silly moo. He told me that it was the widelt accepted definition of those "TWATS"
that only worked Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursday.
Thankfully I left work at 55 and did a 3.5 day a week so not one of them.
Are you WFH on the whole or a TWAT? "
Both WFH Monday and Friday, in the office TWAT |
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By *ewrocksWoman
over a year ago
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"I was an angel until I worked 18 years the docks and now the F word is used as a :-
Profanity
Full stop
Amazement
To say hello
To say goodbye
Exclamation Mark
Question mark
And any kind of injury that usually starts and ends with it "
That sounds like me, but I didn't do the time on the docks. My nan used to tell me I had the vocabulary of a pirate. |
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"I was an angel until I worked 18 years the docks and now the F word is used as a :-
Profanity
Full stop
Amazement
To say hello
To say goodbye
Exclamation Mark
Question mark
And any kind of injury that usually starts and ends with it
That sounds like me, but I didn't do the time on the docks. My nan used to tell me I had the vocabulary of a pirate. "
Most are usually uttered and not shouted out loud as in a biblical sentence
When I came back from Germany when I was working on the docks over there,my mum was horrified by my new dialect and use of "colourful language",I had to bite my lip in front of my nan as hell would defrost and take me |
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