Its funny but the "F" word probably has the largest variety of implied
meaning of any word in the english language.

Ohhh ____!
Stupid ____
What a ____ up
____ me!
Who give a ____
You're ____ed
What the ____? 
What the ____!!
____ you!
lets ____
and then of course just plain old... ____ or _ _ _ _ or _ _ uuuuuuuu _ _


On Fri, 22 Nov 2002 16:25:30 +0800
"m.w.chang" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

>I had no problem with that word as well as its sound, but there are
>always villages/nations that train people/officers to react violently
>to those that used the freaking word.
>
>A different kind of Taliban, I believe.
>
>I see no difference between:
>
>1. Fxck you
>2. Screw you (with whatever organic or inorganic objects)
>3. Beat you up (which may accidentally screw you during the fight)
>
>Anyway, when someone say that word really really seriously,
>
>Engergize the phase-shift armor. Engage.
>
>> English words on Swedish TV, where they are ok, and just uses them in
>> English as well, not thinking anything about it. We have
>discussions...
>
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