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I swear too much @#@#

eddie1968

eddie1968

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I've noticed since being diabetic I get a bit grouchier now. Maybe it's getting on in life too. My twin sister pulled me up for swearing like a trooper and tbh I didn't realise I was doing it. Can you nice people on the forum provide me with some suitable alternatives that can be heard amongst ladies and children ?
Your input is greatly appreciated. Lmao
 
When my sons were in nursery the assistants were not allows to swear in front of the children (too right) so they used to say things like "Its puppy cold outside" "if you don't shut the puppy door the kids will get out" so now my wife uses it to!!!
 
I used to work with a younger girl who who's swearing went "SSHHHI--UGAR!" - But I never realised until I typed this just now that it's almost two naughty words in one!! :D:wideyed:

Some people use "RATS!!" and I've sometimes used "Oh KNICKERS!" But, @eddie1968, since I'm now also a grumpy old diabetic I often need my mouth washing out.

When I was a very little girl my otherwise apparently correct grandad taught me this innocent but evil little rhyme (say it fast):
I chased a bug around a hill -
I'll have his blood, he knows I will...​
In turn I've passed it one to nieces and great nephews...

Robbity
 
I don't know any ladies and gentlemen, present company excepted of course. Mrs DeeJay knows more swearwords than I do.
I don't swear at all except in the kitchen on my own when I curse something chronic. If the window is open I'm afraid my neighbour must get an earful and wonder who's being murdered :mad:
Children these days are more likely to swear at me than I to them.
 
LOL @EDDIE lad

I know what you mean Eddie about old and grouchy, tell me about it

I just let rip in the car (driving on my own) I manage my swearing in front of my family members.

For the F word I say FLAKE

For Pi$$ Off I say Bishop Auckland

Otherwise I usually swear like hell
 
Question is which is the better option: swearing , throwing stuff, blaming the dog, or any other frustration reliever of your choice? Swearing probably does the least physical damage...:D

Robbity
 
eddie1968 said:
I've noticed since being diabetic I get a bit grouchier now. Maybe it's getting on in life too. My twin sister pulled me up for swearing like a trooper and tbh I didn't realise I was doing it. Can you nice people on the forum provide me with some suitable alternatives that can be heard amongst ladies and children ?
Your input is greatly appreciated. Lmao
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Oh for flip sake, **** off, balderdash, and watch Father Ted.
 
eddie1968 said:
I've noticed since being diabetic I get a bit grouchier now. Maybe it's getting on in life too. My twin sister pulled me up for swearing like a trooper and tbh I didn't realise I was doing it. Can you nice people on the forum provide me with some suitable alternatives that can be heard amongst ladies and children ?
Your input is greatly appreciated. Lmao
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Bummox! My used to say bumdickieweewee a bit like supercalifragilistic etc
 
eddie1968 said:
I've noticed since being diabetic I get a bit grouchier now. Maybe it's getting on in life too. My twin sister pulled me up for swearing like a trooper and tbh I didn't realise I was doing it. Can you nice people on the forum provide me with some suitable alternatives that can be heard amongst ladies and children ?
Your input is greatly appreciated. Lmao
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strange you should say this well I'm a type 1 and loose my temper for the slightest thing and yes ive notest I swear a lot now
 
DeejayR said:
I don't know any ladies and gentlemen, present company excepted of course. Mrs DeeJay knows more swearwords than I do.
I don't swear at all except in the kitchen on my own when I curse something chronic. If the window is open I'm afraid my neighbour must get an earful and wonder who's being murdered :mad:
Children these days are more likely to swear at me than I to them.
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Children these days don't seem capable of uttering a whole sentence unless it contains a selection of words relating to bodily function or intimate body parts
 
chris lowe said:
Bummox! My used to say bumdickieweewee a bit like supercalifragilistic etc
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Oh BUMMOX!! I don't think I could say "bumdickieweewee" without bursting out laughing which would spoil the whole effect...:D

nosher8355 said:
I hate this fluffin' thread!
No need to efin ekuko say things like that!
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Go and wash your efin mouth out immediately or i'll report your
fluffin' post!

Actually I think I'll add fluffin' and efin to my swear list - I rather like them as they roll easily out of my foul tempered mouth, and trip lightly off my fingers. I could have done with using them a couple of fluffin' days ago when my efin "chauffeur" decided that he'd park as far away as he could get from the shop I wanted to visit... BUMMOX!

Robbity
 
Many years ago when i was an "angry young man" in a more harder edged punk band.

We got booked last minute for a Halloween gig with a mixed audience.. Mainly kids in fancy dress??
Whilst still maintaining the dynamics of the songs, i consciously omitted the more incitefull lyrics choosing to make the performance more "family friendly" & cut any expletives in a U certificate censorship..
We were clean as a whistle!!

The organizer came up to us afterwords, complimented on our show. then went on to add, "you don't half swear alot!!" :banghead:
 
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