TO Larry the Liberal
Languages and dialects are my hobby.
“durn” is just a regional dialect variance on “darn”,
used mostly in the gay, crippled, communist part of Las Vegas.
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Oh, Boolawahyo!
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“Durn” or “durn-it” wouldn’t seem uncommon in Texas. It would bring a smile and a memory of your Papaw.
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Shut the front door!
It has two meanings, either…
1.) Shut the fcuk up!
2.) Once that door is closed I’m going to let off a tirade of mother fcukers!
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When I lived in southern VA ‘to bless’ or to bless someone out’ was some mighty fine cussin’.
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The list seems to be incomplete. I don’t see “crimanetalies” OR “balderdash”.
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Shazbot has always been one of my favorites.
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My wife’s Grandmother used the term scalawag (she actually said scallywag) to refer to my former brother in law who was a jerk. That was about as close to cussing that she ever got, she was a tough old Norwegian lady who lived to be 96.
Great Caesar’s Ghost! The only cussin’ Perry White from The Daily Planet ever said.
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A little more risque is…
Mother humping butt grabber.
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Now this is a conversation I can appreciate. “Durn it” is a detuned “darn it”, which is a detuned “dad gum it”, which itself is dangerously close to “God d*** it”. “Durn it” has fallen out of favor in Texas, which has turned to “Kiss my mother F****** A$$” and “G*d d**n that cocks***ing son of a bi*ch”, partially as a byproduct of the public schools “No Child Left Behind” program, and partially as a result of Obama.
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When we were young, my mom called people Buttonholes. 😀
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“Son of a Clinton” got left off that list
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DOH!
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They left out Stink. As in, “No stinking way!”
I have a six yr old that’s crazy about pirates, so we use Scallawag quite a bit. It’s hard to say it without yer pirate accent😉
@MJA -I like Buttonhole. Will be trying that out soon.
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As W.C. Fields would say, “Godfrey Daniels!”
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MJA, I’m stealing ‘buttonholes;’ that’s a keeper! My grandfather used to refer to certain people as a “horse’s necktie.”
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Chuckle head – Does not mean any no-talent ‘Late Hate Show’ host.
Fiddle Pickin’ Finger Lickin’ Biscuit Eatin’ Sauce Hole says HaHa
That’s some good shizzle right there.
Where’s durn?
TO Larry the Liberal
Languages and dialects are my hobby.
“durn” is just a regional dialect variance on “darn”,
used mostly in the gay, crippled, communist part of Las Vegas.
Oh, Boolawahyo!
“Durn” or “durn-it” wouldn’t seem uncommon in Texas. It would bring a smile and a memory of your Papaw.
Shut the front door!
It has two meanings, either…
1.) Shut the fcuk up!
2.) Once that door is closed I’m going to let off a tirade of mother fcukers!
When I lived in southern VA ‘to bless’ or to bless someone out’ was some mighty fine cussin’.
The list seems to be incomplete. I don’t see “crimanetalies” OR “balderdash”.
Shazbot has always been one of my favorites.
My wife’s Grandmother used the term scalawag (she actually said scallywag) to refer to my former brother in law who was a jerk. That was about as close to cussing that she ever got, she was a tough old Norwegian lady who lived to be 96.
Reminds me of this:
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=dv8tVxk6Nj4
They left out:
Democrat
Socialist
Liberal
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@Larry The Liberal October 25, 2018 at 5:24 am
Is that an earnest question?
Great Caesar’s Ghost! The only cussin’ Perry White from The Daily Planet ever said.
A little more risque is…
Mother humping butt grabber.
Now this is a conversation I can appreciate. “Durn it” is a detuned “darn it”, which is a detuned “dad gum it”, which itself is dangerously close to “God d*** it”. “Durn it” has fallen out of favor in Texas, which has turned to “Kiss my mother F****** A$$” and “G*d d**n that cocks***ing son of a bi*ch”, partially as a byproduct of the public schools “No Child Left Behind” program, and partially as a result of Obama.
When we were young, my mom called people Buttonholes. 😀
“Son of a Clinton” got left off that list
DOH!
They left out Stink. As in, “No stinking way!”
I have a six yr old that’s crazy about pirates, so we use Scallawag quite a bit. It’s hard to say it without yer pirate accent😉
@MJA -I like Buttonhole. Will be trying that out soon.
As W.C. Fields would say, “Godfrey Daniels!”
MJA, I’m stealing ‘buttonholes;’ that’s a keeper! My grandfather used to refer to certain people as a “horse’s necktie.”
Chuckle head – Does not mean any no-talent ‘Late Hate Show’ host.
I will also be stealing Buttonholes. LOL!
Take, enjoy! 😀
Martha Fokker…