The F word
Apr 7th 2008 | 1:42 am
#16
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Re: The F word
Just Joking!!!!!
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Apr 7th 2008 | 2:18 am
#18
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Re: The F word
But they do use words like 'b*gg*r, bl**dy, cr*p' etc a lot in general speak but I honestly don't think they think they are swearing. Don't often hear the F word unless it's out of potty mouth here 
The Bloke will go through a whole 10 minutes, absolutely every other word is F*** or bl**** and if I tell him to cut out the swearing he isn't even aware that he was doing it!
Apr 7th 2008 | 2:20 am
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Re: The F word
They don't think its swearing, thats the odd thing, in fact often they don't even know they are saying it.
The Bloke will go through a whole 10 minutes, absolutely every other word is F*** or bl**** and if I tell him to cut out the swearing he isn't even aware that he was doing it!
The Bloke will go through a whole 10 minutes, absolutely every other word is F*** or bl**** and if I tell him to cut out the swearing he isn't even aware that he was doing it!
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Before that it was his mother!!
Apr 7th 2008 | 1:02 pm
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Re: The F word
Depends really. Your working class aussie F's and blinds like a scouse docker. The 'upper' echelons of society get very offended though. I sent out a party invite for our 10th wedding anniversary last year and managed to offend one lady so much that she boycotted the do and bad-mouthed me to several of her mates because I put the words 'Piss and fizzy' under the Drinks section of the invite. 
Apr 7th 2008 | 2:29 pm
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Re: The F word
Depends really. Your working class aussie F's and blinds like a scouse docker. The 'upper' echelons of society get very offended though. I sent out a party invite for our 10th wedding anniversary last year and managed to offend one lady so much that she boycotted the do and bad-mouthed me to several of her mates because I put the words 'Piss and fizzy' under the Drinks section of the invite.
Apr 7th 2008 | 5:33 pm
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Apr 7th 2008 | 5:40 pm
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Re: The F word
Can't believe that!They swear like there's no tomorrow, especially on the radio
Apr 7th 2008 | 9:14 pm
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Re: The F word
Mind you its always preceded by 4 like in golf - guess this is to somehow stop it sounding offending.
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Apr 27th 2008 | 11:02 pm
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Re: The F word
You know, I find Australians are kind of blunt, not all, but actually, they don't swear as much - the F and C word but choose milder forms frequently.
Comparing like for like, in some respects, they are politer.
But the British are renowned for swearing and getting away with it. Look at
British comedies where even the smartest people eff and blind their way through weddings and funerals.
Comparing like for like, in some respects, they are politer.
But the British are renowned for swearing and getting away with it. Look at
British comedies where even the smartest people eff and blind their way through weddings and funerals.
Apr 27th 2008 | 11:02 pm
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Re: The F word
You know, I find Australians are kind of blunt, not all, but actually, they don't swear as much - the F and C word.
Comparing like for like, in some respects, they are politer.
But the British are renowned for swearing and getting away with it. Look at
British comedies where even the smartest people eff and blind their way through weddings and funerals.
Comparing like for like, in some respects, they are politer.
But the British are renowned for swearing and getting away with it. Look at
British comedies where even the smartest people eff and blind their way through weddings and funerals.
Apr 27th 2008 | 11:06 pm
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Re: The F word
Never believe what you read in the papers.
