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A true patriot would say freedom irrigator. #newyorktimes
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"Tom is a fucker!" sounds angry and maybe a little unhinged. "Tom is a douche" sounds like you're completely over Tom and wish him nothing but the best, but, well...he's kind of a douche.
I don't actually know anyone named Tom, by the way. #newyorktimes
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In that regard, I don't really see what distinguishes "fuck" or "douchebag" or any other curse words from each other. Maybe "douchebag" offends the ladyfolk's delicate sensibilities (<-- this is sarcasm), but — like most swear words — they're pretty much stripped of any literal meaning when we re-appropriate them into curse words anyway.
In other words, if "douchebag" is empty and meaningless and simply, so is "fuck," etc. If that's the logic by which we judge the usefulness of swear words, aren't they pretty much all "Already Over?"
(That said... Really, Times?)
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I thought I'd become inured to all profanity until I read "axegash" yesterday. #newyorktimes
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Sure, as Foster eloquently stated, it's a discount counter brand insult, but tell me it just doesn't feel right when used to describe the subject of your disdain.
Azzwizard is simply trying to hard. An insult isn't so much about showing off as it is an instinctual reaction.
At the end of the day, I'm just glad Foster enjoyed my douchenozzle. #newyorktimes
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How about cob nobbler, lamestain or tom-tom club?
Ahh, the old days, swingin' on the flippity-flop. #newyorktimes
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[books.google.com] #newyorktimes
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