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It's not as good as the word f
k.
Anger, empathy, regret, pain, joy, melancholy, gratification... any human emotion can be expressed through the repeated use of that single word.
If you so desire, with the addition of `ing` and `ed` to it you can hold an entire conversation using no other word.
I heard a chap on his mobile in Tesco doing exactly that quite recently in fact. I almost gave him a round of applause.
k.Anger, empathy, regret, pain, joy, melancholy, gratification... any human emotion can be expressed through the repeated use of that single word.
If you so desire, with the addition of `ing` and `ed` to it you can hold an entire conversation using no other word.
I heard a chap on his mobile in Tesco doing exactly that quite recently in fact. I almost gave him a round of applause.
B15TT0 said:
It's not as good as the word fk.
Anger, empathy, regret, pain, joy, melancholy, gratification... any human emotion can be expressed through the repeated use of that single word.
If you so desire, with the addition of `ing` and `ed` to it you can hold an entire conversation using no other word.
I heard a chap on his mobile in Tesco doing exactly that quite recently in fact. I almost gave him a round of applause.
I once worked with a guy who did that. He would say a 5 word sentence, 3 of which would be fk.Anger, empathy, regret, pain, joy, melancholy, gratification... any human emotion can be expressed through the repeated use of that single word.
If you so desire, with the addition of `ing` and `ed` to it you can hold an entire conversation using no other word.
I heard a chap on his mobile in Tesco doing exactly that quite recently in fact. I almost gave him a round of applause.
k. He was so good at it that you could always understand.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff