Are There Any Dirty Words You Can Honestly Say You've Never Uttered?

[THUNDER HANDS]

I can. It's only one, but I swear I've never used in in polite conversation or in anger or eve just goofing around.

That would be the T-word. You know, the word that's used to describe a certain female body part(s).

Actually, now that I think about it, there are two dirty words that begin with T that describe female body parts - and I've never used either of them....so I guess there's two.

The T for the upper body and the T for the lower body. I haven't used either.

I just find those particular words disgusting.

So what about you, any dirty words you refuse to utter out of pride in your own vocabulary?

[eyesroll]

1. Nah, I'm a potty mouth (not in polite conversation, though)

BTW: The, um, upper-body T word is also a type of bird.

[Bunny]

2. Well the c-word comes to mind.

Other than that, I've uttered each and every last one! Some, more than once!

[Cheswick2.0]

26. that is one I have never used

and no one has ever used it in reference to me. I'd kill em.

[Booberdawg]

28. That's the one I won't use

Very derrogatory connotation, and just the word is ugly

[trof]

3. I've never said #@+*.

I just can't pronounce it.

[mac56]

4. LOL! Beetle Bailey cussing!

@#$%&*!

[izzie]

5. Well none were used in my family BUT I think they have been said

a few times by me. I have always not been proud of such slips and it has usually done at someone for shock.A planned slip!

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[Bridget Burke]

7. So, what do they call you....

Behind your back?

I know a guy who works at a big performance arts hall in Houston. Whenever he's getting a crew together for a ballet production, he gives them a little talk. He points out that, yes, many of the male dancers are gay--& they don't bother to hide it. If any of his crew thinks they'll have a problem--they're welcome to leave. He'll be glad to replace them.

[chefgirl]

8. A fairy?

Wow

-chef-

[GOPisEvil]

9. Uh...

...well Don, I'm not sure "fairy" is the best word choice out there either.

[trof]

10. yeahbut

If you say you don't believe in 'em, one falls dead.
S'truth.
You could look it up.
;-)

[philosophie_en_rose]

29. That's why they need the applause.

You see trof, when the first baby laughed for the first time, its laugh broke into a thousand pieces, and they all went skipping about, and that was the beginning of fairies.

;)

[IronLionZion]

11. nope

I've said em all and continuously look for new ones

[Ellen Forradalom]

12. I've said them all in English

and quite a few in Hungarian.

[arwalden]

13. I Like Saying Them In French. It Sounds So Much More Sophisticated...

-- Allen

[buddhamama]

14. embarrassed to say,

i can't think of a single one that i haven't used.

[arwalden]

15. Sexual "Dirty Words" Are Fine By Me...

Disparaging "dirty words" that attack and belittle others are pretty disgusting.

There's a big difference between saying them and using them.

-- Allen

[ProfessorGAC]

16. Yes!

I don't use street terms to refer to a certain part of the female anatomy. You know, the "C" word, or the "P" word. I just hate that. I've never used either word and i never will.
The Professor

[On the Road]

17. Well, If I Told You Which One it Was,

I couldn't have never uttered it, then, could I? Hmmm?

[wantnobush]

18. I don't think

I have any pride, so I've said them all at one time or another.

[youngred]

19. it could be

but if I told you that'd be uttering them

[populistmom]

20. Honestly, I can't think of any, but a lot is context

Certain words has sound harsh if they are used as insults. (I could never understand why slang for body parts should be an insult anyway.) However, in some situations, one might want to say to someone, "I want you to______ my _____ right now!" and the meaning can be anything but an insult.

[Kenneth ken]

21. none

that I know of. I've used every expletive I know about. I am more reluctant now than I was twenty-odd years ago, but your question was never, so twenty-odd years ago has to be included.

[KFC]

22. Smegma

Although I have to deal with it on a daily basis.

[put out]

23. Your own? Or another's?

Cursing: one time I witnessed a diatribe that was almost a miracle. I have never heard anything like it since.

It was delivered by a mentally ill man. Don't anyone get angry, because he truly was, and was being cared for in my place of employment. He was in a psychotic state and came up to the work station and began. He delivered the most creative, unusual, and imaginative combination of insults and profane language I have ever witnessed, and I've heard a lot and spoken a lot of "blue language". After a time, it was poetry, a whole other universe of cursing. I couldn't even fathom how he said it all. He covered all ethnicities, genders and gender orientations, religions, politics, hoo baby, you name it. All of us there were singled out, too. I wish I had recorded it, because it came so fast no one could remember it all and could not write it down because, gosh, it was just so much.

Poor guy, he eventually removed himself from the situation. He certainly made an impression. I hope things are better for him now. But gee whiz, it was just amazing. My co-workers and I could never recreate those special words, and we tried.

[blondeatlast]

24. Sadly, there are few; but I haven't uttered them all, and I plan

to keep it that way!

[Djinn]

27. never used to use the C word

as I hated the way it sounded but as the years went by and the F word lost a little impact with over use I found it started to creep in.

I don't use it in front of people who think I may be insulted or in public places but my friends and family hear it (they all use it too)

I come from a family that could make a sailor blush though so my swear tolerance is probably quite high

[Breezy du Nord]

25. "Suck it bitch!"

I've always watned to say that to someone. :eyes: