Language Warning. Australian Vernacular.

[Bally]

Placed this here outside my normal post on Aust stuff.

Good to see it explained with expression.

My deepest,

Bally)

 

[David64]

Here in the US we don't have slang for curse words, but we modify or just put 2 words together to make one.

Fuckstick or twatwaffle would be examples.. I just noticed that first one is one of his too. I heard that way back in high school or even before, so maybe it migrated from one country to the other.

One of my personal favorites is thanks to DB - douchetwinkie.

Creative cursing is an art form. My Wife says I'm quite good at it, depending on what I'm working on at the time.

 

[Freija]

Shit fuck is always good and one of my favorites if nobody is listening. I am a lady after all.

Knew a guy that was fond of Jesus fuck. Most creative swearer I've ever known was my ex-husband. He could and still can string together words and phrases like nobody's business. Just when I think I've heard it all, things that come out of his mouth still surprise me sometimes.

My mom had quite the mouth on her too but I only heard her say fuck once or twice. Funny thing is, even when I grew up she wouldn't allow me to swear in her presence without scolding me for it.

 

[Bally]

Shit fuck is always good and one of my favorites if nobody is listening. I am a lady after all.

Knew a guy that was fond of Jesus fuck. Most creative swearer I've ever known was my ex-husband. He could and still can string together words and phrases like nobody's business. Just when I think I've heard it all, things that come out of his mouth still surprise me sometimes.

My mom had quite the mouth on her too but I only heard her say fuck once or twice. Funny thing is, even when I grew up she wouldn't allow me to swear in her presence without scolding me for it.

I do like 'cluster fuck' and used it often when training 'wreck roots'. (root in australia means fuck)

Bally)