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Sometimes, if Iâm taken by surprise, I might swear in English, other times in French, even in Yiddish⊠I wonder how my brain selects which language to use?
How lucky can he get? He hit the toe and not the peg-leg. If he bought a suit with two pair of pants, he would spill spaghetti sauce on the coat.
A really good Anglo-Saxon incantation, shouted loudly and frequently, can turn the air blue around the injury and help take the sting out of the event. But thatâs just my choice. Other linguistic remedies also apply.
As the product of a childhood in that big New York city at the mouth of the Hudson River I have picked up plenty of colorful swear words from the many immigrant communities which surrounded us all. English, Spanish, Yiddish, Sicilian, Italian, French, Cantonese, Russian, Greek, Slavic; any of these might come out of my mouth when called for. I donât consciously choose. Naturally, English, Spanish, and Yiddish trip from my tongue, but if it feels ârightâ, Iâll say it.
h.v.greenman almost 5 years ago
Itâs amazing how stubbing a toe stimulates creative vocabulary.
Enter.Name.Here almost 5 years ago
Thatâs roughly how he lost the LAST leg.
Flynn White Premium Member almost 5 years ago
A real caveman dictionary would be a collection of drawings
David Huie Green LikeNobody'sEverSeen almost 5 years ago
I feel for him. Never bothered with curses, though. A scream of pain always seemed appropriate.
A Common 'tator almost 5 years ago
Sometimes, if Iâm taken by surprise, I might swear in English, other times in French, even in Yiddish⊠I wonder how my brain selects which language to use?
The Reader Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Just in time, as this strip is now in color!
dcdete. almost 5 years ago
Wow I never even thought that before, but when you come to think about it stub really is very colorful.
UlfPeterLangenbach almost 5 years ago
How do we know the word is colorful if his face doesnât change its color?
jagedlo almost 5 years ago
good thing there are no kids around, you would have to keep the dictionary away from them!
Zebrastripes almost 5 years ago
Websterâs dictionary is now adding trending words to the pagesâŠwhodathunk?
cdnalor almost 5 years ago
âGrawlix!â
sandpiper almost 5 years ago
How lucky can he get? He hit the toe and not the peg-leg. If he bought a suit with two pair of pants, he would spill spaghetti sauce on the coat.
A really good Anglo-Saxon incantation, shouted loudly and frequently, can turn the air blue around the injury and help take the sting out of the event. But thatâs just my choice. Other linguistic remedies also apply.
Mordock999 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Well, Weâll never know.
The artist declined to show the âword.â
dflak almost 5 years ago
Who decides that some words are bad and others are OK?
Troglodyte almost 5 years ago
Add it in the dictionary as a stub.
walstib Premium Member almost 5 years ago
The origin of the F-bomb.
vaughnrl2003 Premium Member almost 5 years ago
Pain and sex can cause the most interesting alterations in the human lexicon. Ironic, that.
Michael G. almost 5 years ago
As the product of a childhood in that big New York city at the mouth of the Hudson River I have picked up plenty of colorful swear words from the many immigrant communities which surrounded us all. English, Spanish, Yiddish, Sicilian, Italian, French, Cantonese, Russian, Greek, Slavic; any of these might come out of my mouth when called for. I donât consciously choose. Naturally, English, Spanish, and Yiddish trip from my tongue, but if it feels ârightâ, Iâll say it.
WaywardWind almost 5 years ago
A digital rock finder.
ChessPirate almost 5 years ago
And the color is probably blue⊠âș
zeexenon almost 5 years ago
Try gout, way worse.
Lightpainter almost 5 years ago
â Well, double dumb ass on you!â
â Whatâs that, Captain?â
âThat is called a colorful metaphor, Spockâ
Night-Gaunt49[Bozo is Boffo] almost 5 years ago
Since this is the post apocalyptic future it is an old word.
Sailor46 USN 65-95 almost 5 years ago
Swearing should be like a fine wine, it should only be uncorked on a special occasion, and then only shared with the right group of people.