B*tch, fu*k, cu*t, sh*t and children?

I have to say I love the word cvnt too. But only if used properly. Have some ozzy friends that say it the whole time and it's hillarious - "Hey cvnt"!!

Or even Ari Gold in Entourage answering his phone "cvntmuscle" - classic

But (without being sexist) to hear a girl say it in a biting tone is horrible. If used light-heartedly it's the best word ever. Otherwise it's just awful. If that makes any sense!!

To me it's not the words that are offensive, it's the meaning behind them.

If I hear a 6 year old telling someone to "fuck off" I think it's wrong because the language is associated not just with aggression but violent aggression. No 6 year old should be that violent.

Of course, most very young kids (3-4) hear it and repeat it without realising the violence of intent that the phrases carry.

That language is associated with a certain type of behaviour that is unacceptable to me. You only have to look around for a minute or two in Ireland or England and you'll find some mother or father swearing violently at their kids.

We wonder why there is so much violence and aggression from the chavs of this world; this is part of the reason.

I don't agree with the term 'lower orders' either, these people are just as aggressive in their own right, the type who think they are superior to others when they just happened to be lucky enough to be born into a better lifestyle and upbringing. These people are as bad as the chavs as they encourage divisiveness and a class society. They also swear except that instead of saying "fuck sake", they say "fock sake" or "focking chav, I'll have at you. Henry, fetch me my pugilist attire, I shall teach this rotter a lesson he shan't forget in a hurry!"

i know a girl who hates c*nt & f*nny!

in her presence we have to say front bum!

I personally think they should be
But, I voted "Go fukk yourself ya cunnt or I'll ram an Atari Jaguar up your fukking arse" because it sounds nice

Kold wrote: »

The C word is brilliant. It's like a special power because of how it offends some people. I like to insult people by making up nonsensical words to call them that, when thought about bring up a visual image quite easily. "Dickfart" or "Vagmonkey" are good simple ones, "a big quivering pile of endometreum" makes me feel smart and poetic. Whilst "Sh*ttyC*nt" is just a nasty nasty thought.

Get creative, then we can show everyone that it IS funny and it IS smart.

here here!!

Dead right - you have to keep things fresh and interesting. Shake it up!! Just like women are sick of the boring ol' clichéd chat up lines; they'd much rather hear "I'd eat your @ss with a spoon" or "I'd let you p!ss in my eyes". Am I right???!!

Or is that why I'm single and get slapped a lot when I'm out....

This vid pwns ALL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ISil7IHzxc

why are people afraid of words.

Cunny-Funt wrote: »

This vid pwns ALL http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ISil7IHzxc

why are people afraid of words.

Great vid.


There are two main tactics of debate, reason and stubborness. Both win as much as the other. Christianity tends to advocate stubborness over reason.

Was in Canada recently and may have inadvertently referred to Bono as a cunt more than once in the same 5 minute rant. The looks on their faces was priceless. But in some circumstances (talking about Bono etc.) it is warranted and the vehemence of the word adds to its appeal.

As has been said, none of these endearing words would be nearly as offensive if we didn't make them so taboo. I'm all for the swearing when its used for emphasis or similar. Sometimes a regular word just won't do.

mike65 wrote: »

I'd like to think that its possible to raise children at home without subjecting them and anyone else to stream of explitives. Its just good manners. But as the lower orders on TV swear like chavs and the Irish like to swear anyway (esp jokey versions like Feck and Arse) its an uphill battle.

Mike.

It's entirely possible to raise children at home without subjecting them to those words, but it would also mean keeping them locked away from all outside contact.
Most children hear these words at school or from their friends.

Motosam wrote: »

Why is there even a cursing filter on boards?

I mean, a kid for some reason reads boards, sees the odd curse, whats the harm, they probably wouldn't even care.

In reality as it stands, child on the internet, all they have to do is use google image search to be subjected to filth, the ammount of ****e that is on the net is hug, why bother filtering boards.

At least make it an option to turn it off maybe, its silly, I can still say fuck but I have to be sneaky.

Also little johny surely can read fcuk and get it half right.

I just don't see the point.

Some schools and offices restrict access to sites with those words.