laughedatbytime Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L5-akqjKzII Can't have this topic without Bob Knight's take on what he considers the ultimate multipurpose word. 3
Alien Girl Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 fuck*Gasp* My fragile virgin ears!! or eyes... (doesn't translate well to reading it) 1
laughedatbytime Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 fuck Seemed like a harmless little one.....Until you unleash the lion 1
JohnRogers Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 So disappointed in the thread content. Let me fix that. http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg 5
JohnnyBlaze Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg What the f**k is a Juggalo? 3
blueschica Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 (edited) My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg What the f**k is a Juggalo?In general, a fan of the white rap group Insane Clown Posse. They have a big camping thing each summer called Gathering of the Juggalos that has a pretty wild reputation. The stereotype is that they are kind of lower class what people would call white trash. But, I shouldn't gave written that, I don't like being pigeonholed as a "geddycorn" or something. Unfortunately my daughter's friend didn't do anything to offset the Juggalo stereotype, getting a big new expensive Juggalo tattoo when I think he still owed a large court fine. . .I haven't seen him in awhile and I hope things worked out for him. Edited November 8, 2018 by blueschica 2
JohnnyBlaze Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg What the f**k is a Juggalo?In general, a fan of the white rap group Insane Clown Posse. They have a big camping thing each summer called Gathering of the Juggalos that has a pretty wild reputation. The stereotype is that they are kind of lower class what people would call white trash. But, I shouldn't gave written that, I don't like being pigeonholed as a "geddycorn" or something. Unfortunately my daughter's friend didn't do anything to offset the Juggalo stereotype, getting a big new expensive Juggalo tattoo when I think he still owed a large court fine. . .I haven't seen him in awhile and I hope things worked out for him. “Gathering of the Juggalos” sounds like a collection of godawful, cutesy anime characters 2
Principled Man Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 “Gathering of the Juggalos” sounds like a collection of godawful, cutesy anime characters ....or Dolly Parton impersonators. 5
Permanent-Rush Posted November 8, 2018 Posted November 8, 2018 My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg What the f**k is a Juggalo?In general, a fan of the white rap group Insane Clown Posse. They have a big camping thing each summer called Gathering of the Juggalos that has a pretty wild reputation. The stereotype is that they are kind of lower class what people would call white trash. But, I shouldn't gave written that, I don't like being pigeonholed as a "geddycorn" or something. Unfortunately my daughter's friend didn't do anything to offset the Juggalo stereotype, getting a big new expensive Juggalo tattoo when I think he still owed a large court fine. . .I haven't seen him in awhile and I hope things worked out for him. “Gathering of the Juggalos” sounds like a collection of godawful, cutesy anime characters or f***ing weboo trash
invisible airwave Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 So disappointed in the thread content. Let me fix that. http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg Same here. Everyone else is too busy playing mental hopscotch. 1
Fordgalaxy Posted November 9, 2018 Author Posted November 9, 2018 So disappointed in the thread content. Let me fix that.http://youtu.be/IasCZL072fQ Those wonderful Bozzio's. 1
ozzy85 Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 In person, I say what's on my mind. I don't tend to what George Carlin calls euphemisms. However, if someone asks me to clean it up a bit, I don't mind. It's like 73 says about having a place that's safe for work. Polite society rules. I'm very familiar with street English. The first paddling I took at school was for using the f-bomb and getting into a fight with a fellow first grader. (We did become friends afterward.) 3
The Cat 3 Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 So disappointed in the thread content. Let me fix that.http://youtu.be/IasCZL072fQ :goodone: This was the first thing I thought of when I read the thread title. 2
OldRUSHfan Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 Jesus is more irritated by the indiscriminate use of apostrophes. That's a smitin' offense. Or . . . I guess it was the Old Man that did all the smitin'.They're the same entity. Don't you know your fairy tales?Why do you hate contractions? :(I'm led to believe they are quite painful, either that or the wimmens is really good actresses.
Fridge Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 In Scotland, swearing is pretty much punctuation, so no worries here.... 6
vaportrailer Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg Yeah, I should take it down, I'm having a bad week, and I like Faygo and Michiganders, and FG often makes me laugh. And I ended up making that neighborhood Juggalo a birthday cake (long story. . .) I think we all have time for a Juggalo/cake story. Sorry to hear you're having a rotten week. Hang in there! :cheers: 3
blueschica Posted November 9, 2018 Posted November 9, 2018 My view (and I do understand that these words are common these days, but still. . .) is that if people stop and think a minute there are words or phrases that will express the feeling behind the f**k or c*** much better than those words. Why sound like a Juggalo out on the street? (Speaking from personal experience there with a friend of my daughter's. . . Whoop whoop. :o ) omg, blatant racism sarcasm against Juggalos! :o http://www.quickmeme.com/img/cc/ccca6dd9f3ac3198464dbb590cc6c1d074427c0ad5629c686518789dd31f92ce.jpg Yeah, I should take it down, I'm having a bad week, and I like Faygo and Michiganders, and FG often makes me laugh. And I ended up making that neighborhood Juggalo a birthday cake (long story. . .) I think we all have time for a Juggalo/cake story. Sorry to hear you're having a rotten week. Hang in there! :cheers: I think the Juggalo, Buzz. (never found out real name!) would have loved that cake! Mine was not that impressive! I just remember it clearly because of the fricking dogs! I used to do a lot of baking and cake and cookie decorating so my youngest daughter (of course, the OCD one with all the interesting friends) asked me one day if I could bake a birthday cake for a party she was going to in like 3 hours. I think the story was that Buzz hadn't had a birthday party in years so she and his girlfriend were throwing him a very spontaneous one at a friend's house. Then it got good- "But we will already be there decorating so you will need to come drop it off. And you can meet Buzz!" :P So, driven on by mom guilt, I made a nice sheet cake (I think it was a very generic "Happy Birthday, Buzz" or something) and came to this house to drop it off. Someone opened the door and the minute I stepped in with the cake it was chaos. The friend's family owned 2 large Dobermans and some teeny yelpy dog and the Dobermans jumped up on me, trying to get the cake, which I was now balancing at about eye level, trying not to get pushed over by these dogs. And all these kids are looking at me like this is normal, going "Hi, Mrs. H.!!" Thanks, but can anyone call off these stupid dogs??? And I'm still balancing this cake and this BIG guy comes over and waves his arm in my face- "I heard you wanted to see my new tattoo!" That was Buzz. His tattoo was like this, an ICP symbol, I guess. The dogs finally ran off and I put the cake on the table and got the heck out of there. The dogs were last seen approaching the table for cake! Buzz had a bad habit of going for walks very late at night where miscellaneous persons would try to attack innocent him for no reason at all (according to my daughter) and he was just somehow forced to fight back, violently. This lead to at least one court case with a big fine, and a life lesson for my daughter, who got told by us that you believe that kind of a story once only. Buzz moved on to a different girlfriend not long after that and so we didn't hear as much about him. We did see him at Taco Bell one evening a year later, and he was very nice and friendly; I think he just looked for trouble after dark. I really do hope the best for him. 2
Fordgalaxy Posted November 10, 2018 Author Posted November 10, 2018 I'd just like to point out to the powers that be, the OP has 6 likes. Also, how are words displayed on a computer screen NSFW? I would guess that if you aren't supposed to have curse words on your screen, you're probably not even supposed to be looking at this kind of website. What kind of job would deem The Rush Forum as work related? 1
ozzy85 Posted November 10, 2018 Posted November 10, 2018 I'd just like to point out to the powers that be, the OP has 6 likes. Also, how are words displayed on a computer screen NSFW? I would guess that if you aren't supposed to have curse words on your screen, you're probably not even supposed to be looking at this kind of website. What kind of job would deem The Rush Forum as work related? ...Well, none, really. Not that it ever stops anybody. It's kinda like nose picking or masturbation. No one wants to admit to it. Or at least don't get caught.. 1
pjbear05 Posted November 16, 2018 Posted November 16, 2018 The UFC message board advises its use of a swear filter, and uses dashes to edit. This leads to some innovative spell editing such as fook, azz, bish, etc. These sort of things come and go with the times IMHO. I no longer see beyotch, do you? 1
librarian Posted November 25, 2018 Posted November 25, 2018 (edited) :musicnote: Do you hear me? :musicnote: Edited November 25, 2018 by librarian 2
Babycat Posted November 26, 2018 Posted November 26, 2018 Jesus is more irritated by the indiscriminate use of apostrophes. That's a smitin' offense. Or . . . I guess it was the Old Man that did all the smitin'. God hates apostrophe abusers. (sorry, picture made me do it) 1
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