That Cardiff City fan.

[Tuerto]

It’s daft really, but Ive can’t have used that word more than about five times in my life - for some reason, it’s still off limits with me.

Oddly enough, amongst the younger generations, it's more acceptable, although it isn't said in the same way, it's softer, if that's at all possible.

[splott parker]

Oddly enough, amongst the younger generations, it's more acceptable, although it isn't said in the same way, it's softer, if that's at all possible.

“Alan, you caaant”
“You’ve said it again”

[Tuerto]

“Alan, you caaant”
“You’ve said it again”

In all seriousness, said in a Cockney accent, drawn out in the way you've written it down, sounds so much better than in other accents, including a Cardiff accent. F uck Off in a north east accent just sounds funny. Fook off man.......

[splott parker]

In all seriousness, said in a Cockney accent, drawn out in the way you've written it down, sounds so much better than in other accents, including a Cardiff accent. F uck Off in a north east accent just sounds funny. Fook off man.......

I’m shite at accents, that ‘caaant’ was South African

[Canton Kev]

Oddly enough, amongst the younger generations, it's more acceptable, although it isn't said in the same way, it's softer, if that's at all possible.

It’s basically used as a greeting between friends in Australia and New Zealand. Think it’s got a similar use in the UK these days.

Me and my pals use it more than other insults. “You silly cnut”, “daft cnut”, etc. That sort of thing.

[Tuerto]

It’s basically used as a greeting between friends in Australia and New Zealand. Think it’s got a similar use in the UK these days.

Me and my pals use it more than other insults. “You silly cnut”, “daft cnut”, etc. That sort of thing.

Same

[Rock_Flock_of_Five]

"How was your day"?

- "Oh, don't ask. I've had a c*nt of a day"!

I think this is the only kind of scenario whereby I've used the word.

I wouldn't label a person by using it.

[Alan Lung]

Saying Rachel Reeves is a cnut is ok though isn't it?

[kendoddsdadsdogsdead]

They're only words...and words are cheap.
Who decided that **** was the worse one?

[Garth Blue]

He does. Watching Cardiff City can drive anyone to profanity, and worse, but that podcast seems to consist of him switching between 'f*ck off' and f*cking hell', which might neatly summarise our season but doesn't make for an engaging podcast.

Yes, it's a shame because when he's not swearing he's quite good for a nipper.

[Crisp White Lines]

They're only words...and words are cheap.
Who decided that **** was the worse one?

A related question:

If the word “grit “ became associated with a vicious, vile insult, then would we ever perceive those 4 letters, used in that combination, in the same way ever again?

It’s a bizarre notion really, that a word is given a power merely because people choose to agree that it has that power.

Apologies to all of you who are offended by the word g**t by the way.

[MacAdder]

They're only words...and words are cheap.
Who decided that **** was the worse one?

Hello was the worst thing... provocative fùcker..