Too late. It’s lost to the sands of time.
Like sands in the hourglass, these are days of our…
Hey, let’s go ride bikes!
Yay! But let’s honor Kenny this time by staying away from the quicksand pits.
I wonder if a side effect of this will be that lonely middle-aged men will start entrapping themselves in various situations in hopes of meeting a compatible partner?
Where’s the world’s largest baby?
Nice caveat there.
Question asked to 94% of respondents who were happy to answer questions that contained swear words
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I could never remember the title of one of my favorite Richard Thompson albums.
Every time I rediscovered or remembered the title, I’d LOL, or get pissed off, or summa each.
I went thru that for years.
Unbelievable.
Too many of these aren’t even swearwords.
Idiot?! Smeg? Prat? Jerk? Git? Crap? Twit? Bum? Bloody?! That hasn’t been a swearword probably since the 60s at the latest, and even then only the most uptightest old folks would’ve objected. Poo? Heck?! That’s a minced oath! I’m surprised they didn’t include pillock, if they went with so many non-curses.
Prithee, Sirrah! Dost thou bite thy thumb at me?!!!
I bite my thumb, Sir.
(Always happy to quotate R&J)
In the white house
It just goes to show the wild range of opinions recorded. 10% are at least mildly offended by a word that doesn’t exist, but sounds a bit rude, whereas at the other end of the scale, 18% of the population are not particularly bothered by the top word on that list.
People- they’re a bit odd.
Smeg isn’t so bad now but it’s expected to become much more serious by the end of the century, at least among mining spaceships.
The first time I saw a bright red toaster with SMEG proudly emblazoned acrost it, I had meself a jolly good larf.
Smeg always seemed rude because it was (I thought) a diminutive of smegma (I didn’t link Wikipedia, as that page might get someone fired )…