Unpopular Opinions Society

[Muggle]

I like sitting in skips

 

[beancounter]

I prefer skipping to sitting.

 

[alligatortears]

Then there's these:

Do you have these?

 

[Alice-Bee]

British words for stuff are better than American words for stuff....

 

[Cerebellion]

British words for stuff are better than American words for stuff....

I could definitely agree on the British curses. I ******* love British curses

 

[Alice-Bee]

I could definitely agree on the British curses. I ****ing love British curses

Poppycock

 

[Cerebellion]

Wanker, tosser, bollocks, and my absolute favorite, **** OFF!!

 

[AeryFairy]

I love bloody. I always have My mum tried to stop me from saying it when I was younger, and then my babysitter taught me this:

Bloody's in the bible, bloody's in the book, If you don't believe me then have a bloody look!

My mum gave up.

 

[Alice-Bee]

Americans dont say any of those? Wow. Did not know that!
I think British swearing is just stringing together any swear word to make new ones...

 

[Cerebellion]

Americans dont say any of those? Wow. Did not know that!
I think British swearing is just stringing together any swear word to make new ones...

I'm not really sure, either. I've been using most of those my entire life. However, I grew up with a steady dose of John Cleese and Irvine Welsh

 

[Cerebellion]

Most of the Americans I know are not that creative while cursing. I try to make up for it by cursing in four languages and stringing them together in random ways

 

[Alice-Bee]

No Ive only heard Americans using ****, **** and ************...

I swear more than M...Im not against using the C word either...

 

[Cerebellion]

You might find this funny, but I used to mess with my English teachers by spelling things the British way and having a tantrum if they marked me down for it

 

[Alice-Bee]

The British way is my favourite way of spelling...its very colourful and also we write the date properly...
15/10/12

 

[AeryFairy]

You might find this funny, but I used to mess with my English teachers by spelling things the British way and having a tantrum if they marked me down for it

I you

 

[Envy]

Wanker, tosser, bollocks, and my absolute favorite, **** OFF!!

Sod off would be a more English version.

 

[Cerebellion]

Can't say that I do that thing with the date, but most of the other things I catch myself doing. I can't be perfect all (most) of the time, but my Welsh blood comes through from time to time

 

[Alice-Bee]

Sod off would be a more English version.

No it wouldnt, unless you are in a Twee BBC drama series with a 'mob' character cockney.

 

[Cerebellion]

Sod off would be a more English version.

I don't hear that one very often around here or in the pop culture that I consume. I know it, but I often forget about it

 

[AeryFairy]

No it wouldnt, unless you are in a Twee BBC drama series with a 'mob' character cockney.

I hear and use 'sod off' quite a lot, especially down south. I guess '****' is too sweary