Yes, i use friggin', freakin', and even fuggin' on occasion. It's the pathological aversion to using the word "fuck" and its derivatives that drives me up a wall.
Can I have special dispensation to say "frick"? I frickin' love saying "frick."
Otherwise I am in complete agreement. It's so much better to circumlocute and find other ways to express the sentiment that a variation of "fuck" attempts to express, than to stumble and pause in mid-sentence while trying to censor the word from the moment.
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I use "freakin'" in marginally polite company, but otherwise, it's "fuck" all the way.
fsck, however, is REALLY FUCKING IRRITATING, I agree. That got old back in 96 or 97, I think, and sure hasn't gotten any funnier since.
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Ah, right. Yeah, I figured that's what you meant.
I actually really don't read bofhnet much any more at all these days...
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(Anonymous) 2003-06-03 05:53 am (UTC)(link)Otherwise I am in complete agreement. It's so much better to circumlocute and find other ways to express the sentiment that a variation of "fuck" attempts to express, than to stumble and pause in mid-sentence while trying to censor the word from the moment.
-Michele G.
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(although, if you say Mother Hubbard in anger at someone, it's very likely that they will hear something else...)
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A smell of chocolate fills the air.
> FSCK
Divine retribution snuffs out your lamp.
It is very dark. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.