Lets have a little debate!

[ALL4SHOW]

depends on who ? where ? when ? & why ? & yes ive got a foul mouth YES ive called a women that BUT ive also heard some of the (so called ) fairer sex use it so i think its fair as now its just another swear word to most people

[Gibson]

equal rights for women... means i can call them i want same as i would a bloke... and punch them

[mk2_boy]

er.... not sure about that! you don't actually have the right to punch anyone!! (unless they try and get into your mota!) then its ok

[caprifan]

 

 

...yeah cause your language is fowl normally

 

And sometimes it's even foul

 

 

...yeah yeah ok miss perfect

 

...has the grey overtaken the plum yet

[Pipster007]

 

 

...yeah cause your language is fowl normally

 

And sometimes it's even foul

 

Well Chris does talk a lot of chickensh*t

[mk14dr]

they are all made up from letters of the same alphabet we all use everyday. the meaning attached to each word is a personal thing. f@ck 'em i say. if you've ever worked in a pub you will know, words are nothing.

[Jimsiss]

I very rarely use the word c***, never at women, and if I do use it it is usually after the word f***ing

[Slik 50]

I use Obscenities all the time, but I tend never to call a lady a c**t.

I do call the wench a d*ck from time to time, Well all the time really

But only playfully after she has done something a bit daft like attepting to put the kettle in the fridge after making a brew

I think just agreeing with a doris when she knows you dont agree works a lot more effectively compared to argueing back and shouting at each other

[Dom]

I may have once or twice to my ex but she used to say it all the time. I disapprove of women swearing too much especially when they say C%*T.

 

I do call the wench a d*ck from time to time, Well all the time really Laughing

But only playfully after she has done something a bit daft like attepting to put the kettle in the fridge after making a brew Confused

 

Calling a doris a fluffy bunny makes me laugh as it seems weird when its directed at a girl, thats why I call 'em it when they've done something stupid.

[mk1super]

While i swear alot I dont tend to use the c word much only in extreme provocation( Right spelling? ) Im far more likely to call someone a turnip head. And if its a doris the c word isnt used. Theres far better ways to wind a women up in an arguement than call them names walking away is the best drives em mental

[Jelly]

turnip head

 

I'm not sure why but I found that utterly hysterical

 

[Chelle]

they are all made up from letters of the same alphabet we all use everyday. the meaning attached to each word is a personal thing. f@ck 'em i say. if you've ever worked in a pub you will know, words are nothing.

 

Ahhh ya see thats where your wrong... i got called a c**t by a male customer when i worked at our local... many people know this story... he promtly had an ashtray and the ashtray brush thrown at him. Completely unacceptable use of language in my books!

 

I don't mind it in films or if you really need to use it to describe your emotions at that point and i do agree its sometimes the best word for the job but.... don't call a doris it, its like a red flag to a bull

[Messenjah]

i tend to just stick with be'ave doris lol and i dont tend to swear much unless im on the rugby pitch then everyones a c*@t

[ZetecVan 2.0]

Never called a doris a c**t but if there aren't ladies present, or am working on the car and I'm struggling I do shout 'f**king c**ting b*llocks'

 

When I was 18 I once called my then girlfriend a stupid cow (while out for a drink in front of mates). I got a slap, and now am very careful what I call women. Silly bint is probably the worst.