Have you ever heard someone use the phrase "the fuck-word"?

[elperromagico]

What is the point of that phrase? Is there a word, worse than "fuck," which "fuck" describes?

"He used the fuck-word"? What the fuck-word is that supposed to mean?

[jellybelly]

1. ummm....no...

who uses the 'fuck-word'?

[LearnedHand]

2. To make fun of people...

...who say, "the F-word"?

(ROTFL -- I'm adopting that phrase RIGHT NOW!)

[jellybelly]

4. LOL! Oh

I get it...but never heard anyone use it.

[Radical Activist]

3. That's really funny

kind of makes fun of people who say "the F-word" I guess.

[tuvor]

5. Yes!

My sister-in-law said it accidentally and my wife and I laughed so hard about it that we use it when discussing the f-word.

Irony, dontcha know.

[koneko]

6. Ahhhh-haaaaaahhh

I like that. I am going to have to adopt it & use it.

You may be starting a new verbal revolution among people who aren't too uptight to make fun of others who are. . .

bwaaaaahaaaaa!!!!!!!!!!!!

[JohnnyRingo]

7. I read an editorial once about how silly it was to use "codes" for

explicit words.
Is it less offensive to say "F word" or "N word" or *heavens*, the "C word", when everyone knows what you mean anyway?

[smbolisnch]

8. Very good point.

It's not as if you are speaking in tongues. That's why, I don't bother with "code names." :)

[Boswells_Johnson]

9. LOL...No, but I'll be using it now!