Strong Language · @stronglang
549 followers · 59 posts · Server lingo.lol

A lesser-known benefit of OCR is all the accidental swearing

@sesquiotic on the mistaken old fucks at The New York Times:

stronglang.wordpress.com/2019/

#nyt #ocr #swearwords

Last updated 1 year ago

Strong Language · @stronglang
549 followers · 55 posts · Server lingo.lol

"They are a people of contradictions, and their swearing is no different." @korystamper looks at common Finnish swearwords:

stronglang.wordpress.com/2016/

#swearing #profanity #language #swearwords

Last updated 1 year ago

Strong Language · @stronglang
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! Quite Interesting · @notqikipedia
114 followers · 698 posts · Server toot.io

Mathematician Sophie Maclean used an algorithm to find out what the ultimate swear word should be. It came up with ‘fanny’.

#maths #mathematician #sophiemaclean #algorithm #swearwords #swearing #profanity

Last updated 1 year ago

Falk Appel · @FalkAppel
87 followers · 137 posts · Server digitalcourage.social

If you follow me and must be expected. That's not because I'm an exceptional rude person but I have to make sure that I figure out fast if US Amarican so called moral rules kick in somewhere. So go fuck yourself you hypocrite nipple haters.
Sent with love from Europe 💖

#swearwords #explicit #nsfw

Last updated 1 year ago

Doing some editing on my mystery novel and Word just slays me. It's a bit prissy about the use of swearing. I have a character say "damn." Word flags it and notes "This language may be offensive to your reader."

😀

#swearwords #editing #writingcommunity

Last updated 2 years ago

Listen To Your Gut Instinct · @PattyHanson
309 followers · 1767 posts · Server mastodon.social

@Smooheed What the fuck are they thinking 😂 making a rule like that?


#swearwords #cursingsaveslives

Last updated 2 years ago

Handmaiduns · @Handmaiduns
107 followers · 571 posts · Server mastodon.social

For the past couple of weeks I’ve been working on making some cards. I’ve made some pretty Valentine’s and Mother’s Day cards and these….not so nice, naughty cards 😇

If you know a slug, a toad, a T**t or a 🌊 word, I have the cards you’re looking for. All cards can be found here ⬇️
handmaiduns.com/cards

#nsfw #MHHSBD #mastoart #space #swearwords

Last updated 2 years ago

🔞Autumn Rainn🔞  · @autumnrainn
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Patrick Van Oosterwijck · @xorbit
58 followers · 185 posts · Server noc.social

I like good content, but if your toot has in it, I'm just not going to boost it.

I guess I may be considered old fashioned in this regard, but I think it's important to have proper and civil communication.

I wish it was called "rude language" instead of "strong language", as if it's something desirable. It is not. If you have a strong opinion, it can and should be strong enough to stand on its own.

#swearwords #boosting

Last updated 2 years ago

Freedom · @Freedom2B
169 followers · 518 posts · Server mastodon.social

Etymology of Ass

from the Etymology Online website:
The Old English "assa" is a back-formation from assen (she-ass), from Celtic (compare Old Irish asan, Old Cornish asen), from Latin asinus.

"Assa" replaced the Old English esol, from Proto-West Germanic "asil."









#etymology #swearwords #oldenglish #celtic #oldirish #oldcornish #latin #donkey #backformation

Last updated 2 years ago

Ari Ahonen · @aahonen
7 followers · 42 posts · Server mastodontti.fi

@gmusser Jumalauta, helvetin perkele 🤬🤬🤬
It seems that Finnish wasn’t included in the article 🤔

#linguistics #swearwords

Last updated 2 years ago

CNN RSS · @cnnrss
124 followers · 892 posts · Server mastodon.world
dustcircle :verified: · @dustcircle
338 followers · 1961 posts · Server home.social

The of Explain Why We Substitute Darn for Damn
scientificamerican.com/article

from Hindi to Korean tone down by inserting gentler consonants into speech. Here’s how “Let’s go Brandon” got started

#linguistics #swearing #languages #swearwords

Last updated 2 years ago

Joshua McNeill · @joshisanonymous
98 followers · 196 posts · Server h4.io
George Musser · @gmusser
2015 followers · 128 posts · Server mastodon.social

"Not all sounds are equally suitable for profanity," say the authors of this new study of in seven different languages. Expletives tend not to have sounds such as 'l', 'r', 'w', and 'y' (so-called approximants). The authors get extra points for giving examples from Huttese, Xenexian, and Caprican. link.springer.com/article/10.3

#swearwords #linguistics

Last updated 2 years ago

bananabob · @bananabob
20 followers · 159 posts · Server mastodon.nz

Who would have thought that a European country is the rudest word in the Universe.

Swear words: we studied speakers of languages from Hindi to Hungarian to find out why obscenities sound the way they do

theconversation.com/swear-word

#theconversation #swearwords

Last updated 2 years ago