Thread: The swear Jar.

Mine is "Curses!"

If it's worse, it's "Flaming Heck!"

If it's really, really bad, I'll say "Bloody hell!"

My son, who is 28, has heard me use the "F" word once in his life and that was after he did something.

He was so upset that he'd made me that cranky that he had tears in his eyes - and he was a teenager at the time.

Ron

uummmm ..... I don't think i have missed any words in the shed ... in fact i think i have made some up as i have taken skin off the knuckles or spanner has slipped and jammed fingers And i also come up with a few names for the landy that i can't say in this time slot

Gday Ron, Thanks for the leed on the series 3 at Pick and pay less I got some good stuff from there.

**** this **** this is a ****ing bull**** post.

I dont ****ing curse or swear unless i ****ing need too...

****ing swear jar, waste of bloody time and money you can stick it up your ****...

**** off and write a real post...

LMAO - Lets see what the filter has to say!

So oh gosh I seem to have cut my finger, bruised my knuckles and taken a substantial piece of skin of the back of my hand. It hurts some what and I shall seek the first aid cabinet isn't quit the same as OH *&^%$# I'VE *&^% MY *%$%&^ HAND

I find the "c word" works wonders when I'm really hacked off with something...as long as the missus isn't in earshot, as then I'm in big trouble.

Originally Posted by jik22

I find the "c word" works wonders when I'm really hacked off with something...as long as the missus isn't in earshot, as then I'm in big trouble.

Crikey! ?????

Look to be honest, in Australian society now f*** isn't considered offensive. Its merely another verb in the language. C*** is the new F***, the C "bomb" is still very offensive.