nah, aslong as it aint just cunt on its own it mostly a compliment, call people funny cunts all the time and if they aint posh its taken well. Call my mates thick cunts when they have blonde moments and its shweet
It depends where you live. If I said to a friend of mine "Awww m8, ya sick cunt" it could mean 2 things: Either he showed me some weird **** that I'm not a fan of, or what it means in Australian.
But then again, I live in the North of England, where anything we say doesn't make sense to the rest of the world.
In my experience, anything can be meant as a compliment, insult, or even a greeting. I live in Nottingham and I regularly greet my friends with "sup cunt?".
I wouldn't just say it to a randomer, though.
We Australians are just really good at weaving swear words into our sentences and make it sound like pleasant conversation. It's all in the delivery, our accent just works so well with swears depending on your tone you can be having a friendly conversation or absolutely tearing into a cunt, again, delivery says it all.
When I hear Americans and Canadian accents swear, they always sound genuinely upset or angry over something, it just sounds so blunt and not relaxed at all.
Im from England in quite a posh area where everyones brought up right to be polite and proper and all that, Me and my friends still set fire to each other shave each others heads when were sleeping and swear every 5 seconds, the UK is just one massive "Whos the maddest cunt" competition, ******* great place to grow up in as a teenager
For us its more "Ill give you a quid to eat the ashtray" and more often than not, I end up with an extra quid or two, even my girlfriend makes bets like that, ******* proud to be British
"We've got an old saying out bush (in the country): when life gets you down, all you can do is put on a brave smile, take a ******** of MDMA (a psychoactive drug). Then you're walking distance from the beach. Doesn't matter where you live, you got enough MDMA, you're walking distance from a beach. Just don't forget a towel."
I'm aware there are people that do make videos of charitable stuff to make themwselvles look good on social media but is it that hard to belive that maybe some people might have other motives to filming? Like maybe filming them doing it will encourage others to do the same? I know I haven't seen a video where someone has done this before so maybe it is why.
i dont like this new generation of fjers who find a comment where someone weighs in with an opinion or knowledgte of any level and the sarcastic assholes step out and try to shut them down. we built a community here that for the most part. treated eachother nice, what the **** changed.
The site just got bigger. The nice is still here, it's just that a bunch of assholes immigrated in from other 3rd party websties and are, generally, being a nuisance, but the nice is still here and hasn't been bred out of existence yet.
Yeah, but what's the humidity from where you're at? I know from where I am (Queensland, Aus) the temp is bad, sure but it's the humidity that's the killer. Damp heat ******* sucks.
watching these guys makes me realise just how much australians actually swear. you tend to forget these things when your one australian friend is the one australian in existance to never swear
a romcom manga called Jitsu Wa Watashi wa. it's really good if you like goofy **** , and it got an anime adaptation over the summer, which was pretty ok.