I tend to put 'balls' on the end of words. So, shitballs, fuckballs, nutballs, cuntyballs.
Also I tend to string together lots of expletives in one, such as shittycuntbollocks. Etc.
My mouth, she is not clean.
[NAFDA] Spike-centric discussion. Lusty, lewd (only occasionally crude), risqué (and frisqué), bawdy (Oh, lawdy!), flirty ('cuz we're purty), raunchy talk inside. Caveat lector.
I tend to put 'balls' on the end of words. So, shitballs, fuckballs, nutballs, cuntyballs.
Also I tend to string together lots of expletives in one, such as shittycuntbollocks. Etc.
My mouth, she is not clean.
Any curse with "monkey" in it works too.
And Jars' cuntyballs just cracked me up.
Also YAY NORAH!
I'm still partial to swearwords that Beavis and Butthead used. Like "butt dumpling."
I've liked "asshat" ever since you all introduced me to it.
I may have just picked a fight on facebook. No, people, tipping is not optional. t headdesk
Yayayayayayayayayayayay, Nora!!!!! Definitely NOT a fuckweasel/butt dumpling day!
No, people, tipping is not optional.
As someone whose household income depends heavily on tips, thank you!
I hate facebook and rue the day I went near the motherfucker(no offense to anyone I friended here...I still love y'all.) But I've got editors, old crushes, outlaws and my stupid cousins on there. Oh, and David Shuster.( I would brag about that a little bit, but he's another unemployed guy with a lot of spare time, right now.) I don't think they all need to know the same things about me. Worlds colliding...do not like. It's funny, re cursing how much I do it now, and that now I can say "motherfucker" and "bitch" so casually...it used to irk me a lot on feminist grounds. I think this is David Simon's fault. Motherfucker.
YAY NORA!!! That is fantastic news!
I think we need a rondelay of everybody's personalized expletives so we can increase our profane word power.
I think it was Jars who recently used "Sweet fuckity bollocks," which I love. We also had a friend of Mark's visiting not long ago who uses "j-ass," "a-hole," etc. It's strangely charming to hear, so we've taken to using them sometimes ourselves.