I personally feel more insulted if someone called ...

2009-11-16T22:27:09.295-05:00

I personally feel more insulted if someone called me an "ignorant whelp," as opposed to a "dumb-ass." Personally I find it more insulting when a person can insult another person...without resorting to un-educated swearing. That's not to say there's never a place for it...I mean I'd rather here someone say something like, "oh yeah...fuck me...fuck me hard," as opposed to , "oh yeah...stick it in me fiercely..." loses some effect...but that's just me...

Also on that note "fuck" is the universal swear. Everything can be, "as fuck."

Cold as fuck
Hot as fuck
Wet as fuck
Dry as fuck
Ugly as fuck
Hot as fuck
et al

Quite a diversive use for a word that primarily references sex...not that I know anything about that...hehe

Shit asshole? I think such an attack may possibly ...

2009-11-16T22:11:47.866-05:00

Shit asshole? I think such an attack may possibly be labeled redundant. Profanity isn’t powerful; most curse words have a Germanic origin. Yes, the main source being the barbarians. Dimwitted slobs used cognitive shortcuts, for the reason that they did not have the faculties to be wittily descriptive.

The division is force versus communication. Barbarians were violent and unruly. They sacked, pillaged and rarely embraced cerebral standards. A contemporary parallel is the PS3 and Wii. Both machines have the same end, yet go about it differently. One is chock-full of violence and gore, while the other embraces companionship by dint of closeness. The choice is the visceral or the civilized act of bonding through systematic action.

Profanity is overtly simplistic, and is used when one isn’t capable of being eloquent. And it should not be forgotten that insults can be innovative and clever.

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I personally feel more insulted if someone called ...

Shit asshole? I think such an attack may possibly ...