Posted on 05/09/2019 11:19:59 AM PDT by SeekAndFind
Forking “f” bomb.
As Bob Knight said, the most expressive word in the English language. https://www.bing.com/videos/search?q=bob+knight+f+word&docid=608002497004635322&mid=6E55F2FC1344B955BF576E55F2FC1344B955BF57&view=detail&FORM=VIRE
The Irish defanged the ‘f’’ word by removing the ‘’u’’ and replacing it with ‘’e’’. “Feck’’.
It was everyday language in the Army when around other soldiers, not acceptable among the officer corps in more formal settings. Having said that, I still consider a woman just short of a street walker when I hear her use the word. Men who use it are considered very low on the social ladder, in my mind. In other words, not acceptable in polite company.
The more you use it, the bigger the hold the left has on you.
We just have substituted a different set of unacceptable words. A TV personality can get away with saying the “F word” on air, but his career is over if he says the “N word”.
One reason (out of many) American women are so trashy.
Millenials use the F word as much as Hillary says uh, or you know.
Was recently out to dinner with 4-5 guys at a business function last night, they were out of control had been drinking since noon. If there was a sentence without the Fword I did not hear it all evening.
I like my women just a little on the trashy side.
No, the unfortunate thing is that its applicable to more and more people living in this country today.
It’s the only word that’s a noun, pro-noun, verb, adverb, adjective and exclamation! Rather sad Ralphie gets his mouth washed out and we use it as an exclamation point in everything
Maybe Alec Baldwin can help them.
Glen and Gary and Glen and Ross (Language)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QipAqdomO3I
The most versatile word in the English language.
A half-century ago, when I was on a crew surveying soon-to-be Highway 16 out in the middle of the wilderness, a stubborn gas-powered generator could not be started.
Our laconic mechanic, after half an hour of silent greasy fumbling and cord-pulling stood back and announced,”The ****ing ****er’s ****ed!”
‘Nuff said!
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Patrick: Oh, hey! I think I know what that means. That’s one of those ‘sentence enhancers’.
SpongeBob: Sentence enhancers?
Patrick: You use them when you want to talk fancy. You just sprinkle it over anything you say, and Wham-O! You’ve got yourself a spicy sentence sandwich!
If you drop F Bombs casually, what will you say when you are really, really riled up? More F Bombs? Or will you start getting physically aggressive? There need to be some words that are saved for last, as it were. For the sake of civil order and safety.
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