How To Swear In A Foreign Language Like An American Pig


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Porkchop: "I really need to find a different word to say than fuck. But it's just such a good word. It expresses frustration. Anger. Rage. Irritation. A range of emotions, mostly having to do with my intense dislike of people, but a variety nonetheless."

Friend Who Pretends She Is A Lady And Would Not Let Me Reveal Her Name: "You just need to learn how to swear in a foreign language. Spanish? El fucko! Japenense? Fuckasian! French? Le Fuck! Irish? McFucker!"

Porkchop: "Doesn't have quite the same effect as inserting fuck into the appropriate words. Like my favorite. Absofuckinglutely."

FWPSIALAWNLMRHN: "But I think a good McFucker never hurt anyone."


3 Responses to “How To Swear In A Foreign Language Like An American Pig”

  1. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Actually, the Japanese translation was "Fuckisan!"

    And you need to add a little "Hi-YAH!" for effect.

  2. Anonymous Anonymous 

    ...and a karate chop.

  3. Anonymous Anonymous 

    Mother F*#%er in french is De'buce' and it even sounds pretty :0)

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