Your oppinion on the "C" word...

[Shooms]

Same applies to 'fook' vs 'faaaack !' I would argue

[Shooms]

That said 'clopper' & 'cludge' are 100% nailed on Northern

The jury is open on 'gash' however...

[betty spaghetti]

Originally Posted by Shooms

That said 'clopper' & 'cludge' are 100% nailed on Northern

The jury is open on 'gash' however...

I heard a new to me word for the female organ the other day...it was chud, never heard of it till then

[Shooms]

Originally Posted by betty spaghetti

I heard a new to me word for the female organ the other day...it was chud, never heard of it till then

Never heard of that one - chuff yes - chud no lol

Vadge, axe wound, minge etc all have their place...

But what's wrong with a genteel 'fanny' I say ? Or even 'lady garden'

[Buzz]

A badly made kebab in some cases

[emmab]

Originally Posted by hoppy73

The c word should not be mentioned in the presence of ladies.
Call me old fashioned, but if some one said it in front of my mum, i'd Kick there Fucking **** in.

Im with you on that mate Lets preserve some British respect and keep this word as................just wrong And if anyone called it me, i would get pretty

[T.C]

*shrugs* completely desensitised to it, hear it so much these days

errr hold on..............

and all this arguing over if it sounds best in northern or southern accent....do you c***s always forget us midlanders or wot?

[ilovepiano]

[Jiglo]

It's just another word to me. It's all about the tone or the intention behind a word that should cause offence to folk unless it's in front of kids/nuns/mums/elderly who I don't think it's particularly clever to use foul language in front of.

Guess there's a time and a place then, unless it's used with people on your level

[Shooms]

Originally Posted by Jiglo

It's just another word to me. It's all about the tone or the intention behind a word that should cause offence to folk unless it's in front of kids/nuns/mums/elderly who I don't think it's particularly clever to use foul language in front of.

Guess there's a time and a place then, unless it's used with people on your level

^^^

I'm rather refined & posh when needs must Mums & Nannas love me to bits

Dads & Grandads think I'm a proper **** mind

[Sheikh Yerbouti]

Originally Posted by T.C

and all this arguing over if it sounds best in northern or southern accent....do you c***s always forget us midlanders or wot?

we try...

[Jiglo]

That's no mans land lol

Anything north of Watford Gap is north to a southerner and anything south of the Shires is the south to Northerners

[Miss C]

Its never bothered me that much, it doesn't roll off the tongue for me as well as other expleteives...so I don't really use it...otherwise I probably would lol

[northern minx]

Originally Posted by Lozzie

Answers on a.....................

well i think it sounds vile dont like it one bit and never use it

tw@t is a much better word esp when folk wear tw@t hats! lol

tho my fave is 'fairy cake' if we are talking names for the female blessed regions !

[Buzz]

Originally Posted by Miss C

Its never bothered me that much, it doesn't roll off the tongue for me as well as other expleteives...so I don't really use it...otherwise I probably would lol

To some ladies it rolls off of the tongue very nicely