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  • phillyfanphillyfan Posts: 831
    I would have to go with (what the fuck)
    If you hate something dont you do it too
    world fucking champs!!!
  • jamie ukjamie uk Posts: 3,812
    TrixieCat wrote:
    C&nt???
    Really?
    You all seem to toss it around very casually. lol

    I don't. That'll be sir Fins of the carrot you've seen tossing c**t around very casually.
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • ilovesingingilovesinging Posts: 255
    TrixieCat wrote:
    C&nt???
    Really?
    You all seem to toss it around very casually. lol
    Most of us do.
    To Someone Who Needed To Move Their Car:"Congratulations! You win,you get towed!"-E.V.

    ilovesinging-The crazy lady that you catch in detention. Yeah,you can talk to me.
    I am me-I would love to keep it that way.
  • Jeremy1012Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    TrixieCat wrote:
    C&nt???
    Really?
    You all seem to toss it around very casually. lol
    It's still the worst, we just don't care :D No swears in the UK are really that offensive, apart from racial ones.

    The C word (see, I'm getting better at censoring myself out of politeness for you :) ) is probably the most offensive word we have, it's just that, for some people, it's not that offensive any more. I use it pretty freely, although only in company I'm comfortable with or with a person who doesn't deserve my being polite on their behalf.
    "I remember one night at Muzdalifa with nothing but the sky overhead, I lay awake amid sleeping Muslim brothers and I learned that pilgrims from every land — every colour, and class, and rank; high officials and the beggar alike — all snored in the same language"
  • TrixieCatTrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    jamie uk wrote:
    I don't. That'll be sir Fins of the carrot you've seen tossing c**t around very casually.
    But with all of Richard's other flowery language, it doesn't seem to sound so offensive. And he always follows it with one of these: :D
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    TrixieCat wrote:
    But with all of Richard's other flowery language, it doesn't seem to sound so offensive. And he always follows it with one of these: :D


    so if i said it in front of you with a big cheesy grin on my face, you'd be ok with that? ;):D:D
  • TrixieCatTrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    cutback wrote:
    so if i said it in front of you with a big cheesy grin on my face, you'd be ok with that? ;):D:D
    Only if you were throwing around words like gregarious, perfunctory and Machiavellian.
    ;)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • normnorm Posts: 31,146
    TrixieCat wrote:
    Only if you were throwing around words like gregarious, perfunctory and Machiavellian.
    ;)


    yea good luck with that....hehehehe....i'll leave that to richard :D:D
  • TrixieCatTrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    cutback wrote:
    yea good luck with that....hehehehe....i'll leave that to richard :D:D
    You would probably be more likely to pepper the conversation with words like dude, spliff and rad.
    :p
    Richard is one of a kind around these parts. :)
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • chiquimonkeychiquimonkey Posts: 9,337
    confounded mongrel!

    (or the usual standby of FUCK)
  • TrixieCatTrixieCat Posts: 5,756
    Jeremy1012 wrote:
    It's still the worst, we just don't care :D No swears in the UK are really that offensive, apart from racial ones.

    The C word (see, I'm getting better at censoring myself out of politeness for you :) ) is probably the most offensive word we have, it's just that, for some people, it's not that offensive any more. I use it pretty freely, although only in company I'm comfortable with or with a person who doesn't deserve my being polite on their behalf.
    I noticed your politeness. :)
    And appreciate it. :)

    I love when teenagers, especially boys, apologize to me for swearing in front of Holden. lol I will be out with him and some kids will skate by or something and use some swear words, see Holden, see me, get all embarassed and trip over themselves apologizing. I find that encouraging and thoughtful.
    Cause I'm broken when I'm lonesome
    And I don't feel right when you're gone away
  • jamie ukjamie uk Posts: 3,812
    TrixieCat wrote:
    I noticed your politeness. :)
    And appreciate it. :)

    I love when teenagers, especially boys, apologize to me for swearing in front of Holden. lol I will be out with him and some kids will skate by or something and use some swear words, see Holden, see me, get all embarassed and trip over themselves apologizing. I find that encouraging and thoughtful.

    they do that not because they feel bad about the lil guy, but because they are awe struck with you probably.
    It's a known fact that teenage boys go gaga at lovely women your age.



    p.s...I'm 15 soon :p sorry about my language :o
    I came, I saw, I concurred.....
  • Jeremy1012Jeremy1012 Posts: 7,170
    jamie uk wrote:
    they do that not because they feel bad about the lil guy, but because they are awe struck with you probably.
    It's a known fact that teenage boys go gaga at lovely women your age.



    p.s...I'm 15 soon :p sorry about my language :o
    See, that's true. If I swore in front of Trixie and then apologised, it would be highly unlikely that I felt bad about swearing in front of her son, I'd just be looking for an excuse to act all polite and apologetic to Trixie.

    Conniving bunch, men, aren't we? ;):D
    "I remember one night at Muzdalifa with nothing but the sky overhead, I lay awake amid sleeping Muslim brothers and I learned that pilgrims from every land — every colour, and class, and rank; high officials and the beggar alike — all snored in the same language"
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