most influential c---s

[mancboy]

gpc should be on that list not because he is particularly influential but just because he was a gigantic thundercunt

 

[Grassland Blue]

Phil Spector.

 

[Plays By Sense Of Smell]

have a look at his dates...
according to that list he was born 4BC

List was compiled by a born again Christian.

 

[burning blue soul]

Jack Hargreaves was a bit of a **** too

Don't get me started on Roger Hargreaves. The number of times I had to read Mr Noisy to my kid when he was small, but having to do it in character.... he should be way up on that list!!

 

[Tuearts right boot]

Replace Columbus with Leif Erikson

I thought he was the guitarist with Rush

 

[Bigg Bigg Blue]

i know you didn't.
nor did i you.

as the late great @gordondaviesmoustache used to say many bluemoons ago...
i like you.


i see now.
forgive me for not noticing your location.
if i had i wouldn't have picked you up on "yourself".
i know you have your own version of our english,
and fair dinkums to you.

it's just that i'd had an email yesterday from some middle-management english **** ending with,
"...blah blah-de-blah blah, if you have any further concerns please don't hesitate to contact myself."
and frankly i'm weary of these grammatically incorrect americanisms that are flooding our language.
i should've replied telling him "me" was correct not "myself" but couldn't be arsed.
i hope that explains why i took it out on you.


it's not so much of a debate.
bit serious that.
there'd been a few threads titled "most influential cats/cars/etc"
all i was doing was starting a thread with "cunts" in the title.
just for the sake of it, nothing more :)

it seems to be the only swearword in the english language that causes serious offence to some people.
it was actually banned on bluemoon a few years back,
but everyone got round it with cedillas or accents and whatnots,
so it proved pointless.

in my opinion we should use it more often to lessen that problem.


it's likely that we use the word more liberally here.
it depends entirely on the context in which it is said.
most of my friends are cunts,
that's why i love them and vice versa.


i dunno.

what i do know is that you are giving it a capital letter,
thus enforcing its importance.

for over 15 years i've been called a **** on here for not using capital letters,
but that's another story.


if you are seeking clarity i'm afraid i'm not the one to give it.
stop being a pedantic ****.

GDM is dead ?
RIP Duncan

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

In my opinion the c word should not be used so often on here. It's a truly horrible word and should be saved for genuine c's, like Putin. You know like people who are mass murderers etc. There are plenty of them.

You’re living in the wrong country mate

C*** is every second word in the Aussie vocab.

 

[Brightwell’s left peg]

This line is particularly popular

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

i know you didn't.
nor did i you.

as the late great @gordondaviesmoustache used to say many bluemoons ago...
i like you.


i see now.
forgive me for not noticing your location.
if i had i wouldn't have picked you up on "yourself".
i know you have your own version of our english,
and fair dinkums to you.

it's just that i'd had an email yesterday from some middle-management english **** ending with,
"...blah blah-de-blah blah, if you have any further concerns please don't hesitate to contact myself."
and frankly i'm weary of these grammatically incorrect americanisms that are flooding our language.
i should've replied telling him "me" was correct not "myself" but couldn't be arsed.
i hope that explains why i took it out on you.


it's not so much of a debate.
bit serious that.
there'd been a few threads titled "most influential cats/cars/etc"
all i was doing was starting a thread with "cunts" in the title.
just for the sake of it, nothing more :)

it seems to be the only swearword in the english language that causes serious offence to some people.
it was actually banned on bluemoon a few years back,
but everyone got round it with cedillas or accents and whatnots,
so it proved pointless.

in my opinion we should use it more often to lessen that problem.


it's likely that we use the word more liberally here.
it depends entirely on the context in which it is said.
most of my friends are cunts,
that's why i love them and vice versa.


i dunno.

what i do know is that you are giving it a capital letter,
thus enforcing its importance.

for over 15 years i've been called a **** on here for not using capital letters,
but that's another story.


if you are seeking clarity i'm afraid i'm not the one to give it.
stop being a pedantic ****.

Thanks.
We’re almost there.
You call someone a **** over here, even a mate/workmate/acquaintance or whatever and you’re spoiling for a row of one sort or another. That’s a generalisation but pretty much true. Call someone you don’t know a **** and prepare for a fight.
Tell me, do you consider any of the list of ten to be cunts. Baring in mind some of them are mythical or semi mythical characters.

 

[mancity2012_eamo]

Rank	Name	Time frame	Image	Occupation
1	Muhammad	c. 570–632		Spiritual & Political leader
2	Isaac Newton	1643–1727		Scientist
3	Jesus	4 BC–33 AD		Spiritual leader
4	Gautama Buddha	563–483 BC		Spiritual leader
5	Confucius	551–479 BC		Philosopher
6	Paul the Apostle	5–67 AD		Christian apostle
7 7a	Cai Lun Ann Drex	50–121 AD		Inventor of paper Inventor of toilet paper
8	Johannes Gutenberg	c. 1400–1468		Inventor of the printing press
9	Christopher Columbus	1451–1506		Explorer
10	Albert Einstein	1879–1955		Scientist