I'm scoring a 29, too. I mean, I probably swear a lot and I really do try my best but... it seems I'm just not creative enough.
Last one in the list though. That's rather hefty, I'd think twice before saying that to anyone.
A different shape every step I take A different mind every step of the line21/70.
Like how "Piers Morgan" is at the end of the list.
Also, what does "Quim" mean? 'Cos "Quim" is also the diminuitive version of "Joaquim", a common Portuguese name.
edited 16th Apr '14 5:07:15 PM by Quag15
39 out of 70, fuck yeah.
Anyway, I learned a lot of new swears today
Oh really when?9/70. I've never heard some of those used. The list seems kinda UK/Europe biased though.
An older word of uncertain origin referring to female genitalia. Made famous(ish) in recent times through its brief use by Loki in The Avengers.
edited 16th Apr '14 5:10:29 PM by Catfish42
A different shape every step I take A different mind every step of the lineI'll keep that in mind to annoy some dude I know.
6/70, and half of them I used the literal meaning instead of cuss connotation.
I didn't see chingada on the list, which should be familiar to peeps in US education system.
edited 16th Apr '14 5:20:04 PM by KnightofNASA
23/70 Very Fucking Sweary. These phrases and compound words sound so weird to me. And does it count if I said any of them during the test? Because that would be some serious dick-tickling shit.
37/70; "Very Fucking Sweary".
And let us pray that come it may (As come it will for a' that)11/70
There's a fuckton of combinations/terms that I haven't heard of before, and I don't recognize a majority of those as such terms.
31/70
I am very fucking sweary.
17/70.
Eating a Vanilluxe will give you frostbite.Am I the only one that has actually said "douche canoe?"
Technically, two of mine were said when I was quoting a Daria episode. Thanks, personified Guy Fawkes Day....
I don’t even know anymore.This guy said douche canoe.
Along with douche muffin
Oh really when?9/70 for words that are a part of my regular vocabulary.
29/70 for words I would say if quoting or reciting a script (and expect to see often).
So, so, so much British slang that isn't part of my local culture on that list.
Fresh-eyed movie blog1/70. They missed quite a few of the "lesser swears".
RISE20/70 but I also use quite a few that weren't on the list as well.
I have to return some videotapes. My WallThat list was very empty. Also very not American friendlyl
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I demand a recount.l
Oh yeah, I think the "damn" family was absent/underrepresented
Fresh-eyed movie blogI'm "Very f**king sweary".
edited 16th Apr '14 8:40:11 PM by DaftPunch
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Buzzfeed put up an interesting quiz recently related to how much people swear.
Here's the quiz
I got 29/70, making me "very fucking sweary". Some of the swear words were fucking hilarious.
I don’t even know anymore.