Words I like saying...

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    Saab

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    wazzock
    halfwit
    baps
    teets
     
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    ilockyer rockin' in the free world

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    You have to deal with these useless f**kwits as well? Steamcoach more like! I tend to be slagging them off about twice a day, same with Last Late Western train company. They're not up to much either.

    Words...

    F**kwit is good.
    Bastard.
    Bollocks
    Terrific
    Excellent
    Stunning.
     
    ilockyer, Oct 17, 2004
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    domfjbrown live & breathe psy-trance

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    I like the word "c*nt" as it rolls off the tongue nicely...

    Other words:
    Flaps
    Monged
    Carnage
    Excruciating
    Wind (as in clockwork, not blow)
    Cataclysmic
    Catastrophic
    L'escalier roulant
    Bongsklasssh/cheeoup (two words I made up to describe the sound of a CRT imploding, back in school - but I still like them!)
    Wiggle
    Extrapolate
     
    domfjbrown, Oct 18, 2004
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    domfjbrown live & breathe psy-trance

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    Oi - lay off FGW - at least THEY were the ONLY part of my journey-from-hell yesterday that ran on time AND had seats. FOUR CHANGES to get from Liverpool to Exeter, and only ONE train with seating available. I smell a lawsuit or a demand for satisfaction in the air - about time SOMEONE took these useless tossers (Virmin) to task for their blatant overcrowding and lack of safety...
     
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    ilockyer rockin' in the free world

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    Shame they can't provide a worthwhile service on the weekdays when they carry the majority of their customers, early morning and evening trains are often short formed or non-existent, late is a blessing with them! Virmin aren't much better either. At least they have the decency to provide untimetabled relief services quite often, one of which I got home this evening.
     
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    leonard smalls GufmeisterGeneral

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    Spellunking.
    And sphincter..
    And Queef..
     
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    leonard smalls GufmeisterGeneral

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    Oh, and fyst (a particularly onomatopoeic word, you can almost smell it just by saying the word..)
     
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    michaelab desafinado

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    tones compulsive cantater

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    Has anyone said *a*a yet? :duck:

    Should it be said on behalf of absent fiends? :D
     
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    Rodrigo de Sá This club's crushing bore

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    In English

    Corduroy
    Tropism
    Roderick
    Sweeping
    Wind
    Hate
    Redundant
    'Come off it'
    'Oh really?'
    'My sweet love'


    in German:

    Prinzipal
    Oberdorfer
    Frobenius
    Sturm und Drang
    Ewigkeit
    Abschied

    in French

    Trouvaille
    Trouvères
    Caractéristique
    Tendresse
    Je t'aime
    Chantal (a name)
    Liesse (old French: Happyness)

    In Italian
    Dolce (sweet)
    Uguale (equal)
    Ti odio (I hate you)
    Vi ringrazzio (thank you)
    Era l'estate (it was summer)
    Almost any word spoken by a beautiful girl, really...

    In Latin

    Lux aeterna
    Miserabitur
    Fragmentum
    Silentium
    Most Latin sentences

    In Greek

    Missos (Hate)
    Pateras (Father)

    In Portuguese

    Cordoaria (koordooer'eeer)
    Plenipotenciário (e as in BEND, o as in BOOK, a as in FAR, the R is pronounced in a sort of Shakespearian way, rio is pronounced RREEOO; the accent is on the á)
    Rodrigo
    Sá
    Ternura (tenderness); accent on the u; you must roll the two r's and the e is an almost (not quite) mute vowel

    And so on...
    Many others
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    feltch

    Not because of what it is, but for the fact you can say it in front of your grandmother and get away with it:D
     
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    tones compulsive cantater

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    In my former employer, that's almost a swear word! (Herr Prof. Dr. Felcht was the CEO of the German company that destroyed a perfectly good Swiss company because it wasn't German (i.e., highly bureaucratic and inefficient (yes, inefficient)).
     
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    Dev Moderator

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    Would you like some Punjabi ones? :D
     
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    garyi Wish I had a Large Member

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    'Moist'

    What a word.
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    garyi

    spot on!!
     
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    penance Arrogant Cock

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    Just seen Merlin say it, reminded what a great word it is ---

    Twadle
     
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    Splendid always reminds me of Ian Dury for some reason, two good “Sâ€Â.

    Sterling Stuff



    Stuart (not one of them)
     
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