What is the swear phrase you must often mutter?
releaselauren
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I mutter "you bitch" if my cat annoys me or if my washing machine is acting up or I can't get a sticky syrup stain off the kitchen counter. I talk to myself a lot throughout the course of the day.... I am good company.
I thought that I was saavy about not swearing until I said "WTF" and I mean, I only said the initials because my kids were around during that particular conversation. However, when my 9 year old said "I know what that means". I asked, "what does it mean?" he said and spelled out "What the F U C K" because he knows what I will wash his mouth out with soap if he says the word but, hey, at least his spelling is good. I pride myself on not swearing in front of my children..... or so I thought. Bad mom.....
Apparently, they have super-sonic ears and can hear me say "oh, what the fuck" or "you bitch" when I am certain that I only hear the words in my head.
so, what swear phrase brings you comfort during moments of frustration?
I thought that I was saavy about not swearing until I said "WTF" and I mean, I only said the initials because my kids were around during that particular conversation. However, when my 9 year old said "I know what that means". I asked, "what does it mean?" he said and spelled out "What the F U C K" because he knows what I will wash his mouth out with soap if he says the word but, hey, at least his spelling is good. I pride myself on not swearing in front of my children..... or so I thought. Bad mom.....
Apparently, they have super-sonic ears and can hear me say "oh, what the fuck" or "you bitch" when I am certain that I only hear the words in my head.
so, what swear phrase brings you comfort during moments of frustration?
"you shall be released" ~ EV
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- the great Sir Leo Harrison
just plain ol' 'fuck' works well too (even better when accompanied by a sigh, grunt or groan).
Honourable mentions go to 'cunt' and 'shit'. They are common. I say cunt like it's acceptable.
Cunt is very acceptable, and I like to accept it... but I don't use the word much, it tends to make me laugh during the act.
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Yeah, definitely "oh fer fuck's sake" comes out of my mouth dozens of times every day. There's also: fuck it, fuck a duck, mother fuck it just goes on and on...
"What a stupid lamb."
"What a sick, masochistic lion."
We went inside, and the place was full of miserable old men, skulking at the bar.
"Lots of cunts." He said. "What a difference one letter makes."
Doss cunt is the best insult ever.
"A flock of birds, a herd of buffalo, and --"
" -- and a shower of cunts!", he shouted back!
This guy is hilarious. I have to meet him. Should I book an appointment?
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
"oh balls!"
"holy Balls almighty!"
"it's hot as balls in here!"
"fucking balls, man!"
I say "fuck" a lot too, but more casually and less as an expletive.
I feel like such a lady
Three crooked hearts, swirls all around
You can't spell Gossard without G-O-D
Once I get out of this town
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just realized that I also say "crapola" a lot... where did this word come from?
also... what is up with the word "cunt"? It never offends me. In fact, it makes me giggle. I've been called that before (rarely, of course, because I am an angel) and my usual response is laughter, followed by "is that all you got?"
He's snorting pure Columbian, somewhere or other, and shagging some blonde, I'm sure. He's about fifty-five, and is good mates with a famously unfunny comedian on the telly. None of his wit seems to have rubbed off.
Can he get me Jo Brand's autograph?
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
Imagine Jo Brand with a beard, and you might guess who I'm talking about.
I also like to say any variation of fuck. I think it is my favorite word
Oh dear, I actually have no idea who you're talking about... I only know about funny comedians. Except for Jo Brand, but only because when she's on you can't really miss her..
- the great Sir Leo Harrison
same here
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gU2ZgaQ_H-Y
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j_B-GhvPgU
"motherfucker" seems to escape my lips a lot lately. And my 22 month old daughter's pronunciation of it seems to be getting better every time she repeats it... lol