The F-Word

[Narkima]

What the fuck - using this so much maybe 2much

 

[qazw]

What the fuck - using this so much maybe 2much

Can never swear too much ;] at first I thougth wth someone made a topic about Gordon Ramsey. I guess he also uses the F-word abit too much ;].
Swearing and profanity's are a necessity for expresing ones feelings ofc to a certain degree so that you dont actually verbaly abuse people or just act like a bigot.

 

[Angora Kitty]

In the fucking usa, the fucking 'f'-word is not only a fucking curse, but its one of the fucking most fucking used words ever! XD
At fucking 'Kingpin' you fucking good can see, what the fuck I mean. Bad ass motherfuckers. ;-)
OK, maybe the fuck, I was fucking overdoing.

 

[DaveHavok]

Where the fuck is the fucking thing to fuck with

 

[Falvern2345]

"Fuck" is an interesting word [in modern culture]. It's like "shit" and can be used in many ways: as a noun, verb, gerund, expression, a substitute for a word that you forgot, etc... I'm still confused on its etymology [origin]

 

[dreffred1]

"joder" is fuck in spanish [DOUBLEPOST=1480840919][/DOUBLEPOST]i almost forgot:
"jodete" is fuck you

 

[qaws4]

The best swear word out there! It says almost everything you are feeling!

 

[pipimanga]

It's a good alternative to german swearwords because they don't sound so rude.

When you say scheisse it always sounds so raw and aggressive, even for germans, so people may be appalled.

 

[Pornguin]

Fuuuuu- Probably use it too much due to being desensitised :P

 

[Tzi]

1:27
That's me and the f-word.

 

[ppp82p]

That's for sure an overused word in english, lol.
The funnier thing for me it's that in my native language (italian), this word's literal translation isn't used at all.
We mostly use the italian translation of "dick" for it.

 

[kcabbusses]

As someone who tries to be a bit conservative with the swearing, I find this thread rather hilarious.

 

[ProudLolicon2]

You can add it on to pretty much any sentence.
It's quite surprising how often it is used in casual conversations.

 

[Outonbail]

For a moment I thought you were talking about The F Word youtube channel with Gordon Ramsay. Then I saw it was literally about the word deriving from the phrase, 'to strike.' Like: "I strike at you, nave."