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30 June 2005
since we're talking monkeys butt-- which is used as an expletive of awe--
where did the dog's balls come from? origins?
it better not be Agincourt again
i bet you a mefi post or question if you can document the usage of some german swear words at the next family meal
except lick my ass
because it still sounds like lick my ass
unless something more novel comes to mind
c'mon gang, let's make iconomy talk dirty!
put on your swearing caps!
Does anyone ever watch "Inside the Actor's Studio" with James Lipton, where he asks actors what their favorite curse word is? Such lame, unimaginative answers! I know we could all do better.
You fuckstick!
Motherfucking cocksucker!
Shit bag.
Suck it.
Jesus god and little baby Jesus.
Lately I've been talking like a sailor, due to a houseguest with one the most foul mouths I've encountered in a while. The funniest phrase to come out of his visit came up when we were watching a "Bewitched" marathon on TV, all hung over and shit. Darren was bitching at Samantha for using her powers, and my friend Tony says "Aww shit. He's just wants to stick it in her witch pussy!" Which I thought was the funniest thing ever, and so for the rest of his visit, we'd randomly blurt to each other "Shit man, you just want to stick it in her witch pussy."
asshat was great, and poop is a happy default suck my left tit amused fewments just don't catch on bitchstick is what i call drag queen length cigarette holders but i always wanted to use it as a nom de plume-- well, or did, some, i think--
*swears*
Ah, geez, iconomy, I can't say it. I just can't do it. It's that word that applies to female anatomy and is really mean if said in a mean way and starts with a C, ends with a T and has a U and an N in the middle. When asked what word he hated, Robin said that it was that word (and he said it) because he said it to his wife once. Just once.
Actually, I have never heard dog's balls used in reference to something good - only as something obvious or prominent as is "how could you not see that? It sticks out like dog's balls"
For bee's knees or duck's guts, you can also use "cat's meow"
dg: So, what you're saying is you use the term to denote something that stands out, and we use it to denote somethung that is outstanding. Funny things - words. Huh.