C U Next Tuesday

i was with family last week and one of my cousins was slagging someone off at the end she said shes such a c u next tuesday

i wasent really listening and i said what ?

i never heard of till i took the first letter off of each word gave me a giggle

there anymore of these type of sentences/word

i know what it means now

Neewbie_noob

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

smash

You've never heard that before?

smash

smash wrote: »

You've never heard that before?

i do now before never heard of c u next tuesday till last week was funny

Where To

I always thought it was a reference to Children's Allowance Day.

Omackeral

Should be SYNT, really.

/Buzzkillington

stoneill

Ah feck off ya big bunch of cúnts.

RainMaker

Only heard it myself for this first time a few weeks ago - girl was leaving work Friday before the bank holiday weekend and somebody said "See you next tuesday" in an innocent manner - but it caused a few gasps and "that's a bit harsh" statements from people in the know

Seans_Username

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

I don't have much of a problem with it. If anything, it's been overused to the point where it's lost the viciousness.

Príck is a nasty word in my opinion. Just sounds harsh when ya really put the effort into it.

JohnMarston

Omackeral wrote: »

Should be SYNT, really.

/Buzzkillington

SYNT! Of all things to call someone! :mad:

Birneybau

I farted once.

Penn

And if someone with the initials C.K annoyed you, you could say F U, C.K!

RainMaker

Penn wrote: »

And if someone with the initials C.K annoyed you, you could say F U, C.K!

I always hated Clark Kent

MagicSean

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

I disagree. I hate hearing words like rape, genocide, paedophilia and murder. A vulgar term for genitalia is very low on my list of bad words.

gobnaitolunacy

Overhearing a loud conversation between sheilas in South Oz, it was all 'caaant' this and 'caaant' that....classy.

Loughc

Calvin Klein too

Anyone

C U Next Time works also.

SEPT 23 1989

NSFW

c u next tuesday would not have the same impact:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Ae7lVqhinM

WoollyRedHat

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

Get over it

BensonSlide

Sometimes it's the only word strong enough to express how you feel about a person. I like to embellish it with the word thundering before it for extra emphasis.

Neewbie_noob

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

And for me, it's one of the greatest words in the English language and doesn't bother me when a lady utters it.

Why? Because it's just a word.

aquaman

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

How is it any worse than Ghowl? or Growler or Beaver or Minge etc...?

Serious question.
I have heard others say that they despise this word. I can't get my head around why.
Explain please....

smash

If you really want to hurt their feelings say "C U next Thursday"... it's much worse.

MadsL

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qXRuoSHI6eQ

I'm more offended by people who cannot actually say words out loud and come out with this sunday school teacher crap.

smash

smash wrote: »

If you really want to hurt their feelings say "C U next Thursday"... it's much worse.

Exactly. Nobody likes to be kept waiting two days.

mitosis

You mean, like:

This Was A Treat!?

You are welcome :cool:

Jimoslimos

Penn wrote: »

And if someone with the initials C.K annoyed you, you could say F U, C.K!

Or if you were giving directions/contact details for someone to find Amy

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0aEnnH6t8Ts

Allyall

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8f8wAXDZ9D0

jd007

dagdha

Birneybau wrote: »

I farted once.

On the set of Blue Lagoon?

Stercus Accidit

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

Never visit Australia, your monocle will never stay in place.

Bob The Nero

As Boneyarsebogman say's, its just a word
(from word origins)
This word for the female genitalia dates back to the Middle English period, c.1325. It’s exact origin is unknown, but is related to the Old Norse kunta, a word with cognates in several other Germanic languages. From the Proverbs of Hendyng, a manuscript from sometime before 1325:

Ȝeue þi cunte to cunnig and craue affetir wedding.
(Give your **** wisely and ask for what is due after the wedding.)

There is a potentially earlier usage in the name of a London street, Gropecuntelane, from c.1230.

Also likely to be related is the noun quaint, which in Middle English was used to denote the female genitalia. From Sir Tristrem from c.1320:

Hir queynt abouen hir kne, Naked þe kniȝtes knewe.
(Her quaint above her knee, Naked the knight knew.)

And as most English Literature students have discovered, it is used in Chaucer’s The Miller’s Tale (c.1386):

Pryvely he caught hir by the queynte.
(Secretly he grabbed her by the quaint.)

Use of **** as term of abuse for a woman is a 20th century sense. From Frederic Manning’s 1929 The Middle Parts of Fortune:

What’s the **** want to come down ‘ere buggering us about for, ‘aven’t we done enough bloody work in th’ week?

**** does not come from the Latin cunnus, which is also a term for the female pudenda, although a common root back in the mists of time cannot be discounted.

biko

It's like the common FDW.
For de win.

RayM

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xe3Ou9xBAlI

BOHtox

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

what? you mean cúnt?

Capt'n Midnight

smash wrote: »

You've never heard that before?

Please read.

http://xkcd.com/1053/

smash

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

Please read.

http://xkcd.com/1053/

That was boring

Capt'n Midnight

smash wrote: »

That was boring

was your first time with mentos and coke boring ?;)

--Kaiser--

See you auntie.
Was written on the back of Tool's Aenima album, took me ages to get it

smash

Capt'n Midnight wrote: »

was your first time with mentos and coke boring ?;)

You think mentos and coke is good then you should try snorting a double dip!


Actually don't, it didn't end well.

flutterflye

I can't really understand how you had never heard that phrase before?!

I personally don't see the problem with the word. I wouldn't say it infront of my children like, or to my grandmother, but it's hardly that bad.

I don't really like 'gash' or 'minge'. Or when someone says things like "I'll tear it into ye" or "I'll lash it into ye" etc...
And I hate the word "blurb" - Just the sound of it *shudder*

But I don't know why people get so bothered by words - they're just words - some don't sound nice, some mean bad things, and some are perceived to be derogatory, but they're all just words.
It's not nice when people fill their vocabulary with curse words, vulgar words, derogatory words etc... but the odd one here and there - a big fat meh...

Some people really do go mental about the word 'cunt'.
Cunt, cunt, cunt, cunt, cunt!

hatrickpatrick

Neewbie_noob wrote: »

The real version of this word is the nastiest word in the English language. I shudder every time someone utters it, especially a lady.

It amazes me that people can still be shocked by a simple word, you'd think in the 21st century we'd all be completely immune to this sort of thing by now O_o

Moll'll fix it

Heard it on Mrs. Brown's Boys on repeat last night

flutterflye

smash wrote: »

You think mentos and coke is good then you should try snorting a double dip!


Actually don't, it didn't end well.

Same goes with a shot of vodka in your eye.

Jesus Wept

synt

keith16

--Kaiser-- wrote: »

See you auntie.
Was written on the back of Tool's Aenima album, took me ages to get it

What an album.

And on the basis of your post, and this thread, my Friday evening has been decided.

Aenima on full volume while I repeatedly scream CÚNT at Ryan Tubridy on the TV.

im invisible

twot?

Wacker The Attacker

Its better than twot

The One Who Knocks

Deleted User wrote: »

there anymore of these type of sentences/word

well I do know of one, although it's a bit complicated

First you take the words in the sentence "STFU" then you find the exact opposite of them, divide them by purple, and cross out the elephant in the room and then take the 2nd vowel in each letter, the 4th in every word beginning with a consonant , then alphabetize them and put it through through an online plagiarism checker, after that, take the 23rd word of each article that the checker and put it through LMGTFY. Take the first word in the first 19 results and spell them out. You get the sentence

"Idiot, John U Stole The Water And Stole The Elephants.
Dont You Own Uganda, Romney? Thought I Meant Eccrinology"

I wouldn't use that as an insult though....stick with C U Next Tuesday

20260622

Penn wrote: »

And if someone with the initials C.K annoyed you, you could say F U, C.K!

My initials are C K

admiralofthefleet

a handy alternative is Cant Understand New Technology