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My username checks out. Fuckin' oath swearing is good for you. I'm British, raised by an ex-military Grandfather turned Civvy Engineer who ate his cornflakes
by FuckOffNeemo 10y ago
My username checks out.
Fuckin' oath swearing is good for you.
I'm British, raised by an ex-military Grandfather turned Civvy Engineer who ate his cornflakes with a side of profanity and then I. As a young adult, I moved to Australia. I swear alot. Even for fucking Australians.
It's the perfect stress release mechanism.
'Why the fuck doesn't that work? Why the fuck DOES that work?'
- vacri 10y agoWell, 'fuck' is a linguistic universal joint - it's probably the most flexible word in the language.
- dsfyu404ed 10y agoCoincidentally, it gets used a lot when interacting with literal universal joints: Joint makes noise..."fuck" Needle bearings get ground to dust..."fuck" Clips won't come out..."fuck" Cap is stuck in the yoke..."fuck" Stuck cap explodes when you get it un-stuck..."fuck" Yoke is bent while removing cap..."fuck" New joint didn't come with clips..."fuck" Clips that were laying around won't fit..."fuck" Cap falls off when you don't want it to..."fuck" Needle bearings come out during assembly..."fuck" Joint + yokes exceed max operating angle near their max torque load...BANG "fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck, fuck" BANG,BANG,BANG,BANG,BANG,BANG, "FUUUUUUUUUUUCK!!!!
- FuckOffNeemo 10y agoWe're all familiar with the history of the f word here? https://youtu.be/FvPbxZmZxZ8 https://youtu.be/FvPbxZmZxZ8
- lozf 10y agoAs demonstrated by Bunk & McNulty: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lElf7D-An8 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1lElf7D-An8