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I always get the ending wrong, 'es' or 'is'...

I hate the word
NO!!!!
Its a bastard of a word.

Quote: Leevil @ October 25, 2007, 5:02 PM

Yes, it should be smartarse ;)

wiseass?
;)

Quote: JohnnyD @ October 25, 2007, 5:00 PM

Or spell it?

let it go Johnny. It'll lead you to the dark side.

My wife can't bring herself to say the word 'moist'

Pop.

As in pop your name down, pop your top off (!) or I'm just popping out.

Pop off!!!

Quote: EllieJP @ October 25, 2007, 4:46 PM

and it wasn't the C word even though i hate that with a passion too!

I love it. :)

I use the C word now and again. It's fun.

Unless, are you talking about... clowns?
THAT word is offensive.

Piss is a horrible sounding word. I like paradise and comb. Toilet is horrid and so is urinal. Refresh is lovely and so is wave. I've no idea why.

If you say cock several times, that should make you laugh. It has to be out loud in front of an elderly relative for maximum effect.

Quote: Aaron @ October 25, 2007, 9:17 PM

I love it. :)

You had better not say that in my presence Aaron! :O

Bo.

As is Bo selecta.

Who thinks women who swear are slags?

Not me of course... I don't think that! ;)

Swear words are magnificent. They are beautifully formed little linguistic nuggets with marvellously placed consonants. Men, women and children alike should use them.

Fortunately Cinnamon is not Minister for Education... ;)

Apparently the first time i swore was when i was 3 years old...i came home from nursery and told my mum i had to get these f**king shoes off. My mum said she didn't know whether to laugh or cry.

If I was then I'd make damned sure that the word 'said' was reinstated into the curriculum. The words 'exclaimed' and 'declared' should not be used before the age of fifteen.

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