Twat?

mloc123 · 24-12-2018 9:56pm #1

Listening to Zig and Zag Christmas song earlier...

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=jGaoUuYN8mY

They use the word twat a few times, would you be able to use it now in a song aimed mainly at kids?

Stark · 24-12-2018 9:58pm

I like it when we play with our twangers

orourkeda1977 · 24-12-2018 9:59pm

once they dont use the f word they should be ok

P_1 · 24-12-2018 10:00pm

Why not? Twat is one of the greatest words in the English language

maths_debater · 24-12-2018 10:01pm

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paleoperson · 24-12-2018 10:07pm

What the hell is this crap lol? I don't remember ever hearing it my life (and I was better off). I thought this was their only song:

JohnnyFlash · 24-12-2018 10:08pm

It’s better than gooter, clunge, beef curtains, or flaps.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 24-12-2018 10:09pm

It's in use since the 1660s and is considered mild. The British Board of Film Classification cite it as an example of "moderate language" for the 12 certificate.

zapitastas · 24-12-2018 10:14pm

Tadeo Lemon Cowhide wrote: »

It's in use since the 1660s and is considered mild. The British Board of Film Classification cite it as an example of "moderate language" for the 12 certificate.

I would like to know how you know so much about the word. You sound pretty authoritative on it, could be a special correspondent

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1 · 24-12-2018 10:18pm

zapitastas wrote: »

I would like to know how you know so much about the word. You sound pretty authoritative on it, could be a special correspondent

You too could aspire to such greatness, but you'd need to read a few books first.

sligojoek · 24-12-2018 10:25pm

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

It’s better than gooter, clunge, beef curtains, or flaps.

Gateway to her guts.

Twat?

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