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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: Aliph
Date: September 29, 2018, 3:31 pm
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> Even worse? Oh come on, now you have to tell us!
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Isn’t it the word that rhymes with hunt and starts with C. The
English equivalent of the Spanish “ coño “ which doesn’t sound
nice but is used as often as “joder” (= f*ck)?
BTW in Italian curse words are masculine!
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: the lost minion
Date: September 29, 2018, 4:07 pm
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Oh. So "that f*cking little c*nt Bambi" is more derogatory than
I thought. Three swear words there.
From 2:25 but I recommend watching all of it. If you're not the
italki kind of person, obviously.
HTML https://youtu.be/1Xhh2W2hC3w
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: Aliph
Date: September 29, 2018, 4:17 pm
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This senile stand up comedian doesn’t even remember that Bambi
wasn’t a female but the crown prince of the forest! No C*nt!
#Post#: 7073--------------------------------------------------
Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: the lost minion
Date: September 29, 2018, 4:23 pm
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No, he said "yes, he is". And I prefer his work from when he was
older. I think since the late eighties ???
Anyway, I think we all agree that Bambi belongs to italki.
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: nataliestpete
Date: September 29, 2018, 4:25 pm
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Thank you, SHL
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: Aliph
Date: September 29, 2018, 4:32 pm
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> No, he said "yes, he is". And I prefer his work from when he
was older. I think since the late eighties ???
> Anyway, I think we all agree that Bambi belongs to italki.
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Ok. He is macabre in my opinion.
Don’t ask me what I think about Bambi and Italki. Never look at
the past!
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: NealC
Date: September 29, 2018, 5:09 pm
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Yep C U Next Tuesday is the word, and amazingly it just isn't
used here in the US. You can hear it in the UK, esp Scotland
and in Australia where is just rolls off the tongue but not in
the US. Completely verboten. Esp in the #metoo era.
I used it once, when my sons girlfriend broke up with him on
Christmas Day, while he was away in military basic training. I
called her up and told her she was 'that'. I got a call back
from her father. Told him 'he and his c-nt daughter could have
a Merry Christmas and Fu-ck Off". So I guess I used it twice.
:-)
Ancient history now.
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: SHL
Date: September 29, 2018, 6:00 pm
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Neal
What in the world does C U Next Tuesday mean? Never heard that
one in my life. I`ll have to google it or ask my New Zealander
web manager.
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: Aliph
Date: September 29, 2018, 6:13 pm
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There is an interesting article on Wikipedia about the word
C,U.N.T and its proto-germanic origin.
As always, for a non native, it’s just a word that doesn’t
particularly sound terrible. So it’s good to know not to use it.
Its counterpart in French “con” or “connasse” are neither
elegant nor recommendable but pretty much used in slang to
define men and women one dislikes.
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Re: The meanings of the word “ f.ck”
DIR By: SHL
Date: September 29, 2018, 6:26 pm
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This guy is even a lot better than Carlin.
HTML https://youtu.be/Z_iBOEDb7PM
„Well these immigrants, they don`t even speak the language!“
„Then don`t talk to ém. Solved your problem.“
„You know who speaks the language perfectly? Your next door
neighbor. You`ve lived there 8 1/2 years and you’ve never said
one f*cking word to that guy. You avert eye contact should you
check the mail at the same time. So, why should you give a sh*t
about what some guy selling ganipgonovs in a carg in the park
speaks? It`s none of your f*cking business.“
The video doesn’t play, saying to view it directly on YouTube as
the copyright doesn’t allow it to be copied and played on other
websites. D a m n.
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