Erik said:Fanders! (it is so extremely funny how Sorhin, Swedish black metal band, actually used "fanders" in the title of one of their releases, "Åt Fanders Med Ljusets Skapelser." "Fanders" is kind of like "heck" or "goshdarnit" and I assume they didn't know that because it's somewhat fallen out of regular usage lately, so they just probably thought it was another evil synonym for hell... Hahaha, you non-Swedes have no idea how silly it looks)
Well, it still is pretty offensive even in the UK, but it depends on how it's pronunced. You see, an American will always inherently pronounce the the 't' which makes it seem harsh. There's a big difference between cunT (anger, disgust), and cun' (light hearted vulgarity slang).One Inch Man said:Man, cunt is like the foulest word in the English language to me, it's so funny how Brits use it so casually.
x 10000One Inch Man said:THE SHERIFF IS A N--*bong*
Good plan coach.JayKeeley said:I bet that makes no sense. I tell you what, when you're in NY, I'll call you a cunt all the time and then you can decide which is which.