not as far as i know. to be honest, i wasn't wildly enthusiastic about the last album (though, admittedly, i probably need to give it more of a chance) or 'absent friends'. i wish he'd do more in a similar vein to 'regeneration' - even though he seems to like it least.
Offensive words in thread titles
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not as far as i know. to be honest, i wasn't wildly enthusiastic about the last album (though, admittedly, i probably need to give it more of a chance) or 'absent friends'. i wish he'd do more in a similar vein to 'regeneration' - even though he seems to like it least.
Oh my god. it's Robby!
spontaneously luminescent
the initial post to this thread was a bit lame, but after that it got funny 
mozmal
Beastly Little Parasite
Agreed. The word is used twice in the British masterpiece that is Withnail and I, and both utterances of it are hilarious. But using it in a thread title is just pathetic.
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Velvis
Not a beginner
Yes! I swear too - it's good fun when appropriate
the initial post to this thread was a bit lame, but after that it got funny
Well sorry but I was trying to make a serious point! Still, I'm glad there were enough c*nt puns to keep you amused
My point exactly! People using it in thread titles from now on will be severely spanked with a wet plimsoll!
virtually dead
Simply Thrilled, Honey
I actually agree with you, because I can imagine your dismay if your daughter started using this language at a young age without understanding what it means. I don't think swearing in titles should be banned, I think people should be responsible and considerate enough not to swear in their thread titles unless it is completely necessary.
But it is awfully hilarious when your 3 year old says "Daddy says, 'f*** it!" (but not in front of others, of course).
Worm
Taste the diffidence
But it is awfully hilarious when your 3 year old says "Daddy says, 'f*** it!" (but not in front of others, of course).
Get 'em going on the right foot, eh?
troubleluvsme
giddyup
But it is awfully hilarious when your 3 year old says "Daddy says, 'f*** it!" (but not in front of others, of course).
Get 'em going on the right foot, eh?
When one of my daughters was about four years old, she opened the front door and saw the Painter standing there. Without hesitation she said, "What the HELL?"
Her older brother said, "Ash, only Mommy can say that when we make a big mess."
When one of my daughters was about four years old, she opened the front door and saw the Painter standing there. Without hesitation she said, "What the HELL?"
Her older brother said, "Ash, only Mommy can say that when we make a big mess."
Hahahaha!
My parents like to tell the story of how they took me to a big-city department store one Christmas when I was a toddler, and how when I saw a floor-to-ceiling Christmas tree, I shouted "Jesus Christ!" in amazement. Ahhh.
I wasn't allowed to swear as a kid, so I never did. You can see how that turned out.
nugz
SUPAHSTAR!
me neither. I didnt start swearing until about my senior year in HS. and even then it was only "damn" and "hell." when i was younger, i used to use all those Christian swear substitutes like "dangit" or "daggit" or instead of "oh my god" it was like "oh my word" or "oh my goodness." it wasnt until I got to college did I expand my profanity vocabulary. although now, I have the ability to turn off the "swear switch" when around my parents cuz they'd pee their pants if they heard me say the f word, although i have slipped a couple times. but around anyone else, i have pretty bad potty mouth.
troubleluvsme
giddyup
During the day I swear, and probably more than I should.
It's excusable though, because I meet face to face with idiocy every single day.
Sometimes a dumbass is just a dumbass and there's no other way around saying it.
It's excusable though, because I meet face to face with idiocy every single day.
Sometimes a dumbass is just a dumbass and there's no other way around saying it.
What about users with naughty usernames, like f***frankie?
Worm
Taste the diffidence
Ahahaha. I wish parents would forget their damn stories.
Every Thanksgiving my mother likes to tell the story of how, when I was ten, one night at dinner I gently touched my mother's hand at the table and announced to my father and brother, "Thanks for dinner, Mom, it's great. You seem so much happier now you're f***ing the next door neighbor". Every damn year she tells that story! Haha! Damn!
Er...
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Jane Birkin
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Words are simply signifiers, nobody has ever been killed by a word.
I love the c word, as a woman, I don't find it demeaning in any way.
c*** is a beautiful word, and sometimes it is truly the only word that can describe certain individuals.
I love the c word, as a woman, I don't find it demeaning in any way.
c*** is a beautiful word, and sometimes it is truly the only word that can describe certain individuals.
No Place Like Rome
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You are absolutely right.
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Reelaround
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But it is awfully hilarious when your 3 year old says "Daddy says, 'f*** it!" (but not in front of others, of course).
I'm sure it is
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