#22

I was taught the phrase “I shit in your mother’s cunt” by a really cute Argentinian girl.

It’s no considered that harsh over there :open_mouth:

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#23

fascinating!

Can’t believe trousers used to be the worst swear word

#25

True

#26

Dummkopf!

#27

this is creepy!

#29

bit harsh mate

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#30

yeah, I’d love to be able to call someone a bawbag

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#31

One of my best friends lived in Japan for about three years in the 90s and told me that the darkest insult they have is a phrase that means (approximately), “your grandfather’s face burned off in the explosion at Hiroshima”, which is pretty full on.

Unsurprisingly it’s not an insult that is thrown around all of the time, and if you do say it to somebody, you should expect violence to ensue.

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#32

yeah that is fucked up

#33

Always have a giggle when Dutch football fans sing “hij is een hondelul” when the referee is having a bad day.

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#34

Dos i chwara dy Nain Bamnan !

go finger your granny Bamnan !

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#35

France

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#36

Always been a big fan of Deine Mutter schwitzt beim Kacken, which apparently translates to “your mother sweats when she shits”

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#39

Arschloch is arse hole.

#40

Am I right in thinking the Irish refer to someone as ‘a bollocks’ @Kallgeese?

I like phrases like that where the article isn’t quite what you expect. I like it when newspapers refer to Mourinho as ‘the Portuguese’ , although that isn’t quite insulting.

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#41

This is correct! It’s hardly just Ireland that does it though?

#42

Was waiting for you to arrive to contribute this one

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#43

Is that universal? Don’t think I hear many non-Irish using it.

#44

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