Remember this?

Where were you and when/how did it crop up?

I'll start....

I was in fourth grade. While riding my bike with a friend I hit a pretty deep pot hole...

I said .... shyt!

My friend said  *gasp*

I said... Please!!!! http://i180.photobucket.com/albums/x105/GabyLycious/beggingpleasesmiley.gif  Please don't tell my mome  ;D

Oh and then the big one...

I was at lunch with friends... we were sitting outside in the grass on campus. Right outside of the chemistry classroom...
I don't remember what we were talking but I remembered I decided to drop the F-Bomb....

The conversation stopped (it was Catholic School and we were freshman)

I looked around to see if anyone "important" overheard...they didn't.... I liked the power of the word and I've been effin' using it ever effin' since

;D

Man I can't remember but I believe it was Damn It. ;D

As my life has progress, I had always reflected on this, I reckon that it was the comedy wit and author Spike Milligan taught me the dire swear words, when I picked them up in the readings of his books.

Picked up at primary school undoubtedly, but can't for the life of me remember what it was!

Probably the four-letter word starting with 'C'...




















'Cash'    ;)

It was such a BAD word, I hope I don't get banned for saying it but it was...Hell. And even then it was I was singing a song that had the word in it. THE HORRORS! THE HORRORS!  :o :o :o :o  My mother told me that it was ok to say words like that if they are in songs. I may have said damn a few times also-and yes, it was in lyrics to songs.



Cat

hell isn't a bad word, my first bad word was "Bi*ch"  my mom about slapped the $h*t out of me for saying it too (I was 9)

The one that comes to mind was when I was around 5 or 6...just moved to AZ and my grandparents came to visit.  We were riding back from a restaurant and my parents were talking about the store Smitty's (which was kinda like a modern day Walllyworld Stuporcenter on a slightly smaller scale) and I decided to make a rhyme with the store name. :D

Mine was at age 9 and I said the Lords name in vein,and my mouth was washed out with soap,plus I had to say a few Hail Marys.

When I was in 2nd grade I sat with this boy on the bus. He was teasing this girl and calling her Elissa f**kinizer..and I thought it sounded funny, so I chimed in on it. I didn't think it was funny, however, whenever her mother called my parents..and I got my butt beat. ;D

When I was in Kindergarten, this really tough kid Russell always said the "F" word.  I had never heard it before, but I just sort of instantly knew it was bad.  Fast forward to first grade.  I was in Mrs. Avery's reading class.  I loved Mrs. Avery.  She was young and beautiful and I swear every single kid had a crush on her.  Ryan something or other was sitting next to me.  I know his last name started with an "N" but I can't remember what it was.  Anyway, he was being a butthole, and I turned to him and said "Eff You Off!"  Except I said the real word.  He ran and told Mrs. Avery (he was such a little pansy) and she quickly pulled me into her office and said "do you know what that word means?"  I said "no" and she said "well you shouldn't say words if you don't know what they mean."  I've never been so ashamed.  To have my beloved Mrs. Avery be disappointed in me was the worst thing that ever could have happened.  I've hated that asswipe Ryan ever since.

Hell would have been it, when I was 9 or 10. Like Catwoman, I was singing a song: Rockwell's "Somebody's Wactching Me".

The first time I ever got into trouble with language was maybe a year later, when I was at a slumber party. I jokingly called one of my friends a "tittybaby", a word learned from my mother's boyfriend at the time. My friend wasn't upset, but one of the other kids told my friend's mom about it. Oops. She pulled me aside and, well, the resulting interrogation wasn't pleasant, and neither was leaving the party early.

Ant

Hell would have been it, when I was 9 or 10. Like Catwoman, I was singing a song: Rockwell's "Somebody's Wactching Me".

The first time I ever got into trouble with language was maybe a year later, when I was at a slumber party. I jokingly called one of my friends a "tittybaby", a word learned from my mother's boyfriend at the time. My friend wasn't upset, but one of the other kids told my friend's mom about it. Oops. She pulled me aside and, well, the resulting interrogation wasn't pleasant, and neither was leaving the party early.

Ant



I wouldn't consider that a bad word either, but I guess for a 9 year old. . .

I don't remember what it was, but probably on George Carlin's list of seven words you could not
say on TV.

When I was little, 'Peter Puck' was popular.  It was a series of animated shorts that aired during CBC's Hockey Night in Canada.  When you pull your cheeks apart and say the word Puck, it comes out totally different, and I used to do this all the time when I'd watch the show.  My mom wasn't too happy LOL

I honestly don't remember.  They weren't a big deal in my house, though.  I do remember getting in trouble in high school when I said sh*t to someone.  My favorite teacher is the one who got mad at me, too. :(

While not necessarily a bad word, mine was certainly inappropriate.  When I was 4, I LOVED the word douche!  It was so fun to say (there was a whole song that consisted of only that word) and of course, there was a commercial I loved mimic that had me asking passing strangers:

"Do you douche?  Are you a Summer's Eve lady?"

She laughs about it now, but at the time my mother was horrified.  I KEPT doing it until my stepfather bribed me with a beautiful picture of a beagle.

When I was little, 'Peter Puck' was popular.  It was a series of animated shorts that aired during CBC's Hockey Night in Canada.  When you pull your cheeks apart and say the word Puck, it comes out totally different, and I used to do this all the time when I'd watch the show.  My mom wasn't too happy LOL

OMG, we use to do the same thing!

I really don't remember what my first bad word was, but I did get lectured by my fifth grade teacher for saying "Damn" on the playground while playing tether ball.  How was I supposed to know she was standing right behind me?  ;D

Three years old.  I was coloring and made a mistake, so I said, "Damn it."  My mom was thoroughly amused because she said I had this look of horror on my face like I expected to get in trouble.  That was the start of my foul mouth. :D

Jason has dropped the "s" bomb a couple of times already, and has picked up "dammit", "crap", and "butthead".  He doesn't say them anymore since we told them they were bad, and has even chastised us when we cuss. ;D

When I was 10, I was climbing out of the car and slipped and said Damn in front of my mom.  Like Jess, I thought I was going to be in trouble and remember slapping both hands over my mouth (like that would help).  She just looked at me and asked what I said.  "Oops" was pretty much it.  I don't think I got in much trouble because a few years before that, my younger brother told my mother in the middle of the cereal aisle that she could buy whatever cereal she wanted and he didn't give a damn if I ate the whole box. I think Mom was more amused than anything.

I can't remember the first bad word, but I DO remember the first time I cussed and flipped someone the bird in my Mom's presence!
I was 16 and was driving my first car.  I think the reason she was with me is because I was still getting the hang of the stick shift. This guy pulled out in front of me on Court Street, right in front of Wal Mart.  I got so mad I literally slammed my left flip off finger into the windshield and called him an @ssh@le.  Then I turned to look at my Mom and she's giving me this look  ???  We laughed about it and now we cuss together all the time.  ;)

I can't remember the first bad word, but I DO remember the first time I cussed and flipped someone the bird in my Mom's presence!
I was 16 and was driving my first car.  I think the reason she was with me is because I was still getting the hang of the stick shift. This guy pulled out in front of me on Court Street, right in front of Wal Mart.  I got so mad I literally slammed my left flip off finger into the windshield and called him an @ssh@le.  Then I turned to look at my Mom and she's giving me this look   ???   We laughed about it and now we cuss together all the time.  ;)


I never cuss in front of my mom...ever... well I did once but I don't think she heard me... I was getting out of the car and I dropped my CD player... I said shyt... I was about 22  ;D and I cringed like a 5 year old who got caught with their hand in the cookie jar.  ;D

It was such a BAD word, I hope I don't get banned for saying it but it was...Hell. And even then it was I was singing a song that had the word in it. THE HORRORS! THE HORRORS!  :o :o :o :o  My mother told me that it was ok to say words like that if they are in songs. I may have said damn a few times also-and yes, it was in lyrics to songs.



Cat


I used to sing the Shaft Theme Song and would say "Down Shaft!" because I didn't want to cuss I was like 3 or 4

Isn't there a cuss word in Joy to the World? I think I mmmphed my way thru that one too...

When I was in 2nd grade I sat with this boy on the bus. He was teasing this girl and calling her Elissa f**kinizer..and I thought it sounded funny, so I chimed in on it. I didn't think it was funny, however, whenever her mother called my parents..and I got my butt beat. ;D


that does sound funny

When I was in Kindergarten, this really tough kid Russell always said the "F" word.  I had never heard it before, but I just sort of instantly knew it was bad.  Fast forward to first grade.  I was in Mrs. Avery's reading class.  I loved Mrs. Avery.  She was young and beautiful and I swear every single kid had a crush on her.  Ryan something or other was sitting next to me.  I know his last name started with an "N" but I can't remember what it was.  Anyway, he was being a butthole, and I turned to him and said "Eff You Off!"  Except I said the real word.  He ran and told Mrs. Avery (he was such a little pansy) and she quickly pulled me into her office and said "do you know what that word means?"  I said "no" and she said "well you shouldn't say words if you don't know what they mean."  I've never been so ashamed.  To have my beloved Mrs. Avery be disappointed in me was the worst thing that ever could have happened.  I've hated that asswipe Ryan ever since.


stupid Russell... I think I'm gonna go smite him! that pansy!  >:( 

When I was in fourth grade some stupid kid called me a bitch and the teacher asked him if he knew what the word meant... he didn't
so she made him go to the dictionary and look it up and read the definition to the whole class. She then made him sit in the corner and write me an apology letter.... later on the playground he got mad that he was embarrassed in class (like it was my fault  ::) ) and pushed me. 
I ended up hitting my mouth and breaking off half of one of my front teeth.... If I remember his name I would smite him too...

When I was 10, I was climbing out of the car and slipped and said Damn in front of my mom.  Like Jess, I thought I was going to be in trouble and remember slapping both hands over my mouth (like that would help).  She just looked at me and asked what I said.  "Oops" was pretty much it.  I don't think I got in much trouble because a few years before that, my younger brother told my mother in the middle of the cereal aisle that she could buy whatever cereal she wanted and he didn't give a damn if I ate the whole box. I think Mom was more amused than anything.


;D

I never cuss in front of my mom...ever... well I did once but I don't think she heard me... I was getting out of the car and I dropped my CD player... I said shyt... I was about 22  ;D and I cringed like a 5 year old who got caught with their hand in the cookie jar.  ;D





I don't usually cuss in front of my mom either. I think I said the "S" word in front of her once and she looked at me and said, "What did you say?" I said to her, "I have said worse." My dad on the other hand... ;D ;D ;D



Cat

I don't usually cuss in front of my mom either. I think I said the "S" word in front of her once and she looked at me and said, "What did you say?" I said to her, "I have said worse." My dad on the other hand... ;D ;D ;D



Cat


My mom cusses like a sailor now that the kids are grown up and out of the house.  It's shocking and funny at the same time.

My mom cusses like a sailor now that the kids are grown up and out of the house.  It's shocking and funny at the same time.



Sounds like my mom!  ;D  She rarely cussed when I was a kid, and even used to reprimand my father for cussing!  Now she cusses waaaay more than she ever did!

Mom said my Official first bad word was Damn, coincidentally it was about a minute after my Dad said it.  I can remember calling someone a bitch in front of my Mom once. 

To this day..I don't think I have ever swore in front of my mom! :o

In grade 3 I honestly didn't know that calling someone a prick was bad.  I called my Uncle a prick during a rather large family game of Monopoly.  You could have heard a pin drop.  I didn't get into a whole lot of trouble over it but I still get razzed for it to this day. 

The eff word?  I started using that in grade six and haven't stopped! ;)

To this day..I don't think I have ever swore in front of my mom! :o



Have you sworn in front of Vaughn?  ???

In grade 3 I honestly didn't know that calling someone a prick was bad.  I called my Uncle a prick during a rather large family game of Monopoly.  You could have heard a pin drop.  I didn't get into a whole lot of trouble over it but I still get razzed for it to this day.   

The eff word?  I started using that in grade six and haven't stopped! ;)

The big question though, is was your uncle actually acting like a prick?  I mean, he may have had it coming...  ;)

Not sure exactly, but while playing video games.  My guess would be damit.  My dad would use foul language when my mom was acting like a bitch.  I've learned to use foul language it to make a point.  I also may use it when I'm fooling around ( Joel and I are proud to be called a$$holes) and you may have seen me pound on the keyboard in the game room.

The big question though, is was your uncle actually acting like a prick?  I mean, he may have had it coming...  ;)


LMAO!  I think he was winning, so no, not really....

LMAO!  I think he was winning, so no, not really....

:)

Have you sworn in front of Vaughn?  ???


Yes. I try not to...but sometimes I get so mad and I say a few things.

Yes. I try not to...but sometimes I get so mad and I say a few things.



Does he repeat?

Does he repeat?



he has...but usually when he's repeated things...it was something that was said down at his other grandma's house (his aunt swears a lot..even though I told them to watch their language). ::)

he has...but usually when he's repeated things...it was something that was said down at his other grandma's house (his aunt swears a lot..even though I told them to watch their language). ::)



Yeah,kids have a tendency to repeat things especially on television.

Gosh, I remember being five and whispering "practicing" bad words. But I never oficially cursed until I was 12. I was in the puke-atorium for lunch and another kid cut me and I told them to get the hell out my way. LOL

Gosh, I remember being five and whispering "practicing" bad words. But I never oficially cursed until I was 12. I was in the puke-atorium for lunch and another kid cut me and I told them to get the hell out my way. LOL



Puke-atorium! LOL! I like that!  ;D

It was called the "barf-eteria" when I was in elementary school!  ;D

Gosh, I remember being five and whispering "practicing" bad words. But I never oficially cursed until I was 12. I was in the puke-atorium for lunch and another kid cut me and I told them to get the hell out my way. LOL




oohhh..."Get the hell out of (your) way"  you must have had them quaking in their boots  ;D

^^Actually no.  :( ^^

Fifteen kids doubled over laughing at me... :(

I shoulda been listening to some old Prince records. Man used to swear as easily as breathing.

But I'll admit it is funny to hear me swear because of my voice. I have a very polite voice with a hint of a southern accent and I sound more like an extra from Gone With the Wind when I speak. You ever hear Scarlett curse.

That's how ridiculous I sound.

Fiddle-dee-dee!  >:(

^^Actually no.  :( ^^

Fifteen kids doubled over laughing at me... :(

I shoulda been listening to some old Prince records. Man used to swear as easily as breathing.

But I'll admit it is funny to hear me swear because of my voice. I have a very polite voice with a hint of a southern accent and I sound more like an extra from Gone With the Wind when I speak. You ever hear Scarlett curse.

That's how ridiculous I sound.

Fiddle-dee-dee!  >:(


;D

^^Actually no.  :( ^^

Fifteen kids doubled over laughing at me... :(

I shoulda been listening to some old Prince records. Man used to swear as easily as breathing.

But I'll admit it is funny to hear me swear because of my voice. I have a very polite voice with a hint of a southern accent and I sound more like an extra from Gone With the Wind when I speak. You ever hear Scarlett curse.

That's how ridiculous I sound.

Fiddle-dee-dee!  >:(


Aww, let me know when you want to curse at someone, then.  I do it often and with a New York accent to boot  ;).

Aww, let me know when you want to curse at someone, then.  I do it often and with a New York accent to boot  ;).



I'll help you curse at someone.  ;)

Thanks guys!  ;D

Ah,Fudge!  >:(

;D

Ah,Fudge!  >:(

;D


yeah...with whipped cream and a cherry on top.

yeah...with whipped cream and a cherry on top.


You forgot sprinkles. :(

You forgot sprinkles. :(


Ah yes...but I like nuts....damn.. I shouldn't have said that

Ah yes...but I like nuts....damn.. I shouldn't have said that


I like peanuts myself.  Peanut brittle is darn good stuff. :)

I like peanuts myself.  Peanut brittle is darn good stuff. :)




SAVE!!! thx!  I like walnuts...

My new bad word is "fudge on a stick".  ;D

I was nine years old and two girls at primary school kept telling me to "f**k off"on the playground. At that time, I had no idea that it was a swear word and thought it was another way of saying, "Go away!"

When I was playing at home with my parents, I unintentionally said, "F**k off!" and my dad just laughed. He then told me that f**k was a swear word.

I was nine years old and two girls at primary school kept telling me to "f**k off"on the playground. At that time, I had no idea that it was a swear word and thought it was another way of saying, "Go away!"

When I was playing at home with my parents, I unintentionally said, "F**k off!" and my dad just laughed. He then told me that f**k was a swear word.


;D

At least he had a good reaction.

I don't think I have said a swear word other than SH*T in the last 5 years.
I hardly ever swear at all
When I am mad, I say "Aw...FFFFFiladelphia"  :o
It's true!

I was nine years old and two girls at primary school kept telling me to "f**k off"on the playground. At that time, I had no idea that it was a swear word and thought it was another way of saying, "Go away!"

When I was playing at home with my parents, I unintentionally said, "F**k off!" and my dad just laughed. He then told me that f**k was a swear word.


I guess now that you're older,you have more knowledge of the word. ;D

;D

At least he had a good reaction.

That's true.

I don't think I have said a swear word other than SH*T in the last 5 years.
I hardly ever swear at all
When I am mad, I say "Aw...FFFFFiladelphia"  :o
It's true!



So you've been to South Philly? 8-P

So you've been to South Philly? 8-P

Actually I have

Actually I have


I thought so. ;D

I was 3 and at my cousin's christening party. We were all outside in the garden and I suddenly called my aunt a bitch. I remember this vividly!

I had just heard the word somewhere, not knowing what it meant! I was swiftly taken away where my mother proceeded to shout at me!