all y’all - I can’t use this or y’all because it sounds forced when I do it (because it is) as I didn’t grow up with this one. But it’s incredibly useful and makes perfect sense, particularly in “f*** all y’all”
shit ton (is that one word?)
to wit (this one sounds forced when I use it, so I don’t, but I love when people can pull it off naturally. I know exactly one academic who uses this well and doesn’t sound pretentious when doing so)
Twit
Twat
Twatwaffle
Jesus fucknut
Fuck me running
Holy shitballs
What fresh hell is this
Spread all over hell’s half acre (when possessions are scattered all over the place; in total disarray)
I wish I could use ‘bellend’ but I’m not British and I’d just sound like a pretentious twat.
Twit
Twat
Twatwaffle
Jesus fucknut
Fuck me running backwards
Holy shitballs
What fresh hell is this
Spread all over hell’s half acre (when possessions are scattered all over the place; in total disarray)
I wish I could use ‘bellend’ but I’m not British and I’d just sound like a pretentious twat.
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I saw Brett Goldstein/Roy Kent last week and I now have a new affinity for the word “cunt,” spoken in the proper British manner. I used to hate this word. My wife really used to HATE this word. Now, fucking hell we bloody like it.
It entered my vocabulary sometime before I started school. When my mother would read to me, one of my favourite books was Beatrix Potter’s The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies.
It is said that the effect of eating too much lettuce is “soporific.”*
I have never felt sleepy after eating lettuces, but then I am not a rabbit.*
They certainly had a very soporific effect upon the Flopsy Bunnies!*
No spoilers. If you wish to find out what happens next, you’ll have to read it yourself.
I saw Brett Goldstein/Roy Kent last week and I now have a new affinity for the word “cunt,” spoken in the proper British manner. I used to hate this word. My wife really used to HATE this word. Now, fucking hell we bloody like it.