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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I only ask as sitting here watching a cartoon with my 2 year old when a character has just called somebody a lazy bugger !!
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It used to be along with shit but society seems to change  |
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"I only ask as sitting here watching a cartoon with my 2 year old when a character has just called somebody a lazy bugger !!
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lmao, that would of made me laugh. When we where kids we werent even allowed to say damn. My son used to lovingly refer to himself as my little shit. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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Feel a bit of a plonker now as always forget that we can rewind live tv with our box and now think he said " You lazy udder" as he was talking to a cow at the time 
Could have sworn it was bugger  |
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Shit is a perfectly good english word used in its correct format as is Piss.
They have always been acceptable in our house even to the great aunts
Im not a roman and therfore do not urinated & deficate |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Shit is a perfectly good english word used in its correct format as is Piss.
They have always been acceptable in our house even to the great aunts
Im not a roman and therfore do not urinated & deficate"
Its very guttural though |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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Though the word "bugger" has over recent years taken on the more slang and deviant connotations, it is still a legitimate word.
I suppose it all subjective, and depends how differently various levels of society _iew it. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Feel a bit of a plonker now as always forget that we can rewind live tv with our box and now think he said " You lazy udder" as he was talking to a cow at the time
Could have sworn it was bugger "
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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My grandad called my daughter a 'little bugger' and i wasn't too keen on it. If she ended up picking that word up and carried on using it at nursery im sure id get in trouble |
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