Swearing

[robinforlife2]

On 02/11/2022 at 18:06, swanker said:

Although I had a foul mouth as a young man I no longer swear because it’s not clever. 

I suppose it's not big either  

[SydneyCity]

Times have changed. I remember back in the early 90s when a 7’ish year old boy behind the goal would shout “**** off copper” every time a police officer walked past. Always got a laugh and a cheer from those around him, including his dad. I think it was more to do with a tiny, squeaky, voice saying it rather than the actual intent.

[Oops]

To be fair Red-Al,

You come across as a bit of a belter anyway, so if you’re chucking out the “C” bomb every 2 minutes, I’d tell you to put a sock in it myself.

 

[Oops]

On 03/11/2022 at 14:02, Red-Robbo said:

I know Downsy was asking fans to suggest music to play before games, but I might hold fire on sending him this suggestion:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_*******_Cunts_Treat_Us_Like_Pricks

You truly are a loathsome individual.

 

[Slippin cider]

Ahhh **** off !!! ….

[ExiledAjax]

12 hours ago, SydneyCity said:

Times have changed. I remember back in the early 90s when a 7’ish year old boy behind the goal would shout “**** off copper” every time a police officer walked past. Always got a laugh and a cheer from those around him, including his dad. I think it was more to do with a tiny, squeaky, voice saying it rather than the actual intent.

I was 7 at some point in the early 90's. If I'd ever shouted "**** off copper" at a policeman within earshot of my dad, at the football or elsewhere, he'd have taken his hand to my arse quicker than you can snap your fingers. 

I'd have been absolutely and utterly bollocked for doing that. A laugh and a cheer would have been the last thing on earth that would have happened.

Different strokes I guess.