the word I hate most

it rhymes with hunt

I find it to be the most offensive word in the English language.  Just saying that word is an insult to me and an insult to your mother.  Really, if you have to think it, do you really have to say it out loud?  Or type it? 

I just was looking on Digg at the comments about the Pallin VP pick and there it is.  The C word.  How I hate that word.  I hate anyone who uses that word - ever.  I know that diggers are quite known for being offensive but just - yuck! 

Here's a thought, misogynistic jerk, try using that little brain of yours to come up with a more original description of a woman who you don't agree with.  You can dislike her.  You can dislike her policies.  But calling her a c***, classy. 

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try using that little brain of yours
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When it comes right down to it, that was the only brain he was using.

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I agree with Sabrina.  To use it gratuitously - not my style, but sometimes, it IS the best word for the job.

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I agree with Sabrina. To use it gratuitously - not my style, but sometimes, it IS the best word for the job.
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  I don't ever think it's the right word but that's just me.  I really think it's a very ugly word and I think it insults ALL women. 

Then I guess you gotta hate me, because I've used it on occasion when no other word would do.
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  Okay, I dislike that word and I don't approve of its usage.  Better? 

 

 

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And here I thought she was talking about "CUTE".  Boy, is my face red.

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I despise misogyny, but the actual word doesn't bother me much.  Depends on the context.

I have to say, though, in a sexy lit or conversation context, I find it to be one of the least appealing words to describe female genitalia.

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Yeah, it's bad for a woman to be called a cunt but it's worse for a man to be called a pussy.

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Even though I would check myself, if it slips out it would be old-fashion Bitch. Enough with the private parts, and I hope I'm not called a prick by you know who.

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Aussies are generally more relaxed about foul language so it really doesn't bother me.  I agree that in context, it is useful.  Remember, like anything, a word only has the power you are willing to give it.