What's the most disgusting word in the English language?

[Suefly]

The word 'moist' bothers me. 'Retard', 'bitch', N-word, and 'crazy' also bother me.

[Félix]

Suefly!

[Margot]

The word 'whilst', there is no need for the word to be used at all. In every instance 'while' would suffice.

[Phil]

Whilst agreeing in principle, methinks we wouldst do well occasionally sprinkling in an archaic word or two. What sayeth thee?

[Susan]

Aye.

Verily be good to knoweth old tongue and use betwixt our common speech.

[Margot]

then you will be defined and may also be judged by your choice of words

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Who amongst us will not be defined or judged by our choice of words, whether those words be Elizabethan or Kanyethan?

Margot, Imma let you finish.....

[Félix]

I betwixt and twizzlered.

[Susan]

Oh, can I have one?

[Félix]

Can you, or may you?

[Susan]

Both.

What are in twizzlereds?

[Margot]

Félix wrote: "Can you, or may you?"

may

[Félix]

Betwixt a hard place and Iraq.

[Aliyah]

Justin Bieber

[Félix]

Just in time.

[Phil]

Just in case.

[Félix]

[Susan]

Satisfies the natural need to chew.

[Félix]

Susan wrote: "Satisfies the natural need to choose."

[Félix]

Susan wrote: "What are in twizzlereds?"

Not a noun but a past tense verb.

[Susan]

You are twizzlered? Were twizzlered? Might have been twizzlered once upon a time?

[Félix]

Twixed.

[Aliyah]

twitter Facebook

[Aliyah]

other crap like "kinky fuckery" "fuckable lips" "plum dress" "baby" "converse sneakers". Blame it on 50 Shades of Grey.

[Susan]

Félix wrote: "Twixed."

Here's a swizzle stick.

::accidentally drops swizzle stick::

Oh, fiddlesticks!

[Félix]

Laurin says fiddlesticks.

[Susan]

That makes two of us, then.

[Phil]

My dad says fiddlesticks. It is his harshest swear word.

[Susan]

That is pretty cute. Especially considering it is my least.

[Phil]

Most people, having dropped something heavy on their foot, would say, "fuck" or "shit" or some such.

Dad says, "ooh boy, that kinda hurt."

[Susan]

Stop it. I am in love.

Though, since little, I have hurt myself and fallen down clutching said hurt with no more than a grunt followed by a muted, "ouch, ouch."

[evie]

A sprinkling of Ned Flanders in there, Phil.

[Phil]

I think if my dad ever chirped "hi-diddly-ho, neighbor" to someone, I'd have him checked out by a psychiatrist or neurologist. Dad is more reserved and more old-school than that. Definitely more of a, "hello, very nice to meet you, Mr. Simpson" kind of guy.

[Félix]

Not Homer, but Mr. Simpson.

[Scout]

Nigger provokes a visceral reaction every time. I can feel it like an electric jab right below my sternum.

[Cheri]

Ginger. Stick with this until at least 2:30

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KVN_0q...

[Phil]

Has anyone said "smegma?"

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

I don't know about said, but someone typed it. In the first post. For shmagme!

[Susan]

Sebaceous.

[Scout]

glands

[Aliyah]

I know this isn't a word, but I can't stand it when people use the words "nom-nom" to describe food they like. For fucks sake it sounds like babies suckling on their bottles. Or like the sounds that cute Pokemon make.

[[deleted user]]

I have never heard anyone use that "word" to describe food.

My neice, however, has made these "yum" groany noises when she eats since she was a baby. She's five now. It's not as cute. I wonder if they're going to let her do it at 16...

[evie]

Scout wrote: "glands"

Yes 'glands.' Yuk!

[Phil]

What about "glans?"




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[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Nasty.

[Susan]

Gooo, Twinnie!

[Phil]

No goo on my glans, Twinnie.

[Susan]

Good. Goo not good.

[Lobstergirl, el principe]

Gross.

[Phil]

Lobstergirl wrote: "Gross."

Hey, I'm not the one with the gooey glans.