Needed: new swear words/phrases.
Do your bit for society. We are running out of real offensive ones.
Although it is an old one, the word "minger" seems to be of great interest to the foreigners i know in China.
They like the sound, and the other forms of the word. Ming, minger, minging etc. All have tried to use it in context, and i have several Chinese friends who think its genius. The origin, i guess, comes from minge?
Maybe we can start there.
I have no ideas. NO surprises there then.
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minging, where I'm from means, smelly or nasty.
Example: when jade goody famously said 'Am I Minging? she had just found out that she had a verruca on her toe :lol:
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aye, minging also means the same to me. ALso means ugly. Is she hot, no shes a minger....
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my fav phrase.... she has a face like a bucket of smashed crabs.
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my fav phrase.... she has a face like a bucket of smashed crabs.
Nice! Not too much zest in the words though. I'm meaning sometihng that will silence rooms if you say it out loud.
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Then it should be an internet connected insult like erm...I need some thin air....Something regarding small memory banks (RAM) or maybe use the word Dell..or Sony in the insult.
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thewizeard
Then it should be an internet connected insult like erm...I need some thin air....Something regarding small memory banks (RAM) or maybe use the word Dell..or Sony in the insult.
Absolute pure genius right there. :O
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'botter' is my favourite one at the minute. It means you like it up the arse :ghey:
'munter' is the same as minger as well.
Not really swearing, but when you are hot you can say that you are 'sweating like MJ in a nursery' or 'sweating like a pedophile in a playground'.
'knob jockey' is good.