I’m wondering if I should throw in the obligatory Samir from Office Space quote here…
Thinking…
Thinking…
Oh why the hell not.
Barbra Streisand to you all!!!
I like the term “shitfuck” instead.
It’s more pointy then the other two, more agressive.
It also implies the person has sex with poo. Which is kind of funny.
wolfman, I think you just crossed a line.
Babstard.
When I was a kid, the phrase used was “That really sucks canal water.” Later, that changed to “That really sucks great big green donkey dicks.”
I think that is a bad thing.
Cockfucker?
Cockmother?
Mothercock?
Suckerfucker?
Fuckersucker?
[Ruprecht]
Not motherfucker?
[/Ruprecht]
Diogenes the Cynic:
Hey, cm, thanks for the Cecil column. I guess I had missed that one.
Both are simple expletives, not meaning in reality what they literally mean. So are most swear words.
I couldn’t help snickering when one of our neighbors got mad at her own son and called him “a little son of a bitch”. I had to ask if she realized what she’d just said.
This reminds of when National Lampoon wrote an article years ago. In a parody of Why Johnny Can’t Read, they did a report on Why Johnny Can’t Cuss. It detailed how children at playgrounds were using incorrect epithets like “You big hell!” and “I don’t give a bastard!” That of course made into the dorm suite lexicon of me and my college buddies.
One of 'em a cuss word?
Oedipus
My mom called me a son of a bitch once.
I was grounded for a month for agreeing with her.
I did not make the above up. It really happened!
Yeah, my step-dad used to do the same thing, and when I would stick up for my mom (“Don’t call my mom a bitch, you asshole!”) I would get in even more trouble. From Mom.
For swearing at my step-dad. Go figure.
-Dirty
If there were any logic, “fatherfucker” would be a more insulting epithet than “motherfucker”.
From Alice’s Restaurant