pillars of hercules
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Lies. She sounds like she could kick fuck out of you
.I hadn't heard my mother swear until I was 14.
.I hadn't heard my mother swear until I was 14.
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A lot of the time I challenge it tbh. Didn’t today mind.Have you challenged the behaviour or is it easier and safer to bitch on here?
Usually preceded by white dog.Aye it's shocking, but then the op is a copper so you can understand c... Being used a lot in his presence
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Shoes placed on seats is my big gripe at work.
Hardyman's Yugo
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Was in a pub once when a bloke at the pub table held up the black plastic triangle that you place the balls into, it was broken on one side. I quote, “Which f***ing f***er, f****d the f***ing f***er
Scottish fella calling into the Saturday Kitchen programme just said the c word as a matter of course
Old Prestonian
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I heard that as well. Matt Tebbutt continued on as if nothing had happened then apologised later presumably after someone had a word in his ear.
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lenshack
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Never swore a single time in front of my kids until last week when my lad now almost 40 yr old nearly piled the car up with me sitting in the passenger seat.
Thought I'd misheard him"Why is every cunt going on about parsnips"
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Hmmm. Words are the form of communication that has enabled the development of humans and created the circumstances where intelligence could be more effective developed en masse. The presentation of what is effectively sounds that have meanings, expressing concepts, values, beliefs and ideas in the form of writing has enabled the species to create huge civilisations lasting millennia.
One of the major philosophical and religious systems that have ever existed presented its most important figure as ‘the word made flesh’
Words have inspired great works of art and in some instances ARE great works of art. They are profound. The concept of something BEING profound may only be expressed in the form of... words.
Words have started wars. Words have ended wars.
Social norms, connections between individuals and groups, standards of behaviour, traditions, thoughts, regulation, law, codes of conduct, .... all of them. Only words
You are only able to say that swearing is irrelevant and is only words because you are using words to express these ideas and concepts
Words are important.
You stupid f***ing spunk-trumpet.
Fred Basset
Winger
Did it have a candle burning in the background? What a pretentious shit.
pull yourself together man.
I've never sworn in front of my parents. I only really swear when I'm at the match or on the drink. Or someone pisses me off
Joe Public
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I only heard my mam swear once when I was little, when I accidentally kicked the hoover down the stairs and hit her in the head with it.Hate it.
My missus curses all the time. I’m forever telling her off for saying feck and for fecks sake in front of the bairns, she’s Irish and yes lives up to the stereotype.
My dad who’s also from Irish parents effed and Jeffed like hell growing up. I was 20 before I heard my mother swear and that was because she dropped the turkey on Christmas Day taking it out the oven and the dog pounced on it (genuine story)
Love swearing me though, it’s f***ing class.
