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Fabulous?
really? Sometimes I think throwing in a little FUCK just hits that right amount of emphasis that is sometimes needed...
Quote from: The Inimitable George CarlinThe big one, the word "fuck" that's the one that hangs them up the most. 'Cause in a lot of cases that's the very act that hangs them up the most. So, it's natural that the word would, uh, have the same effect. It's a great word, fuck, nice word, easy word, cute word, kind of. Easy word to say. One syllable, short u. Fuck. You know, it's easy. Starts with a nice soft sound fuh ends with a kuh. Right? A little something for everyone. Fuck. Good word. Kind of a proud word, too. Who are you? I am FUCK. FUCK OF THE MOUNTAIN! Tune in again next week to FUCK OF THE MOUNTAIN. It's an interesting word too, 'cause it's got a double kind of a life - personality - dual, you know, whatever the right phrase is. It leads a double life, the word fuck. First of all, it means, sometimes, most of the time, fuck. What does it mean? It means to make love. Right? We're going to make love, yeh, we're going to fuck, yeh, we're going to fuck, yeh, we're going to make love. We're really going to fuck, yeah, we're going to make love. Right? And it also means the beginning of life, it's the act that begins life, so there's the word hanging around with words like love, and life, and yet on the other hand, it's also a word that we really use to hurt each other with, man. It's a heavy. It's one that you have toward the end of the argument. Right? You finally can't make out. Oh, fuck you man. I said, fuck you. Stupid fuck. Fuck you and everybody that looks like you.
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I'll use the word rarely, only when I think it has a good ring to it. So I guess that makes me lame too. But using it every other sentence is uncreative and doesn't make you sound tougher.
Remember the movie Trains, Plains, and Automobiles? The word was never really used at all in the movie except for that one scene we've all come to know and love. Had the entire movie been flooded with the word (like a lot of movies these days), that particular scene wouldn't have been nearly as memorable or as funny.
I think Tarrintino started this whole f-word craze in films.
Quote from: Keranu on 07/20/2010, 05:12 PMRemember the movie Trains, Plains, and Automobiles?
:lol: :lol: :lol:
Quite possibly the single funniest usage of teh word to prove a point in a movie.
I agree that the overuse of the "F" word makes the person saying it look like an idiot.
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Overuse of ANY word is lame, not just "fuck". As far as I'm concerned, it is just another word. It doesn't hurt my ears/eyes or make me cry. It has its uses, but certainly doesn't need to be used in every other sentence.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 07/21/2010, 03:22 PMOveruse of ANY word is lame, not just "fuck".
Indeed. Like, when people, like, say the word "like" eight times in, like, every sentence; and people that append the word "knowhatimsayin" to every utterance. Those fuckers fucking suck.
Im usually so vulgar that I overused every word in one sentence.
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Oh man, I hate it when people punctuate their sentences with "knowwhatimsayin" or "knowwhatimean". The more you wish for them to stop the more they keep doing it.
Quote from: Joe Redifer on 07/21/2010, 09:47 PMOh man, I hate it when people punctuate their sentences with "knowwhatimsayin" or "knowwhatimean". The more you wish for them to stop the more they keep doing it.
or "y'dig"