Oh yeah fuck my BOX.
Uh, ouch, you want me to fuck a piece of cardboard?
"Hey baby check out my WILLY"
"I'm sorry, WILLY, what are you like 5? Grow up. Deeply unserious."
I think box is at least neutral. Weirdo terms like strange or axe-wound are worse
"Strange" refers specifically to picking up a stranger though, and I've heard it used in reference to men too
One isn't nominated, one is the heir to Chateau Gütsch
In 1859, Burkhard Pfyffer
bought a plot of land on the Gütsch hill.
I've talked about how it's an exaggeration how much the c-word is used in Australia (and that it's used more as a specific class/race/male signifier).
But it does sound extremely funny to hear North Americans use it for the actual private part. I remember seeing some serious movie where an actress says something like "stick it in my c-word". And it's meant to be both sexy and to show how vulgar she is. And I just lost it laughing.
In Burgerland, especially among
misogynists, the c-word is claimed to be both super chummy and universal and is what every feeemale is that enrages them. It was flung around in a very not chummy way toward Anita Sarkeesian and the like during 
gate, for example.Yeah, in Australia it's still an offensive and misogynistic in origin word, but it will often be used gender neutrally rather than exclusively against women.
I should have guessed that
misogynists were just lying, or maybe even lying to themselves because Aussie Aussie Oi Oi Land is that cool and magical to their cultureless bland Burgerlander suburban asses where any of their wishes come true.The using it as an expression for close friends, is usually a working class/blue collar/lower class white cishet male thing. This man won't say the c-word to his boss, his wife, his mother, his doctor, his pastor, his kid's teacher etc, but he will to his mates or co-workers of a similar level, especially after a few beers.
I've seen claims that "OI I SAY IT TO ME OWN MUM AND SHE THANKS ME, YOU UPTIGHT C---!"
and the like on so it's nice to know that's also bullshit.Like it all exists in a cultural and social context.
I suppose that includes the sad hateful pit of
, I guess that is a culture.
I always end up reading your comments in Haruka's voice and this sounds like the beginning of a clip where she finds out she's been using "minge" wrong her whole life
In Afrikaans it's even funnier, because the vulgar word for that, which also means box in Afrikaans, is "doos". It's just such a silly word. And people use it as a swear word sometimes, and I just can't take it seriously.
Also this reminds me of a song lyric that always makes me giggle, in the context of the song it makes sense but still
Gotta bust that box, gotta gut that fish
In Afrikaans it's even funnier, because the vulgar word for that, which also means box in Afrikaans, is "doos". It's just such a silly word. And people use it as a swear word sometimes, and I just can't take it seriously.
Very whimsical word.
