Emmanuel Adebayor

[dave shelley]

C**t! usually does it for me.

That usually gives away that you have lost your temper. 'Twat' can be said very dismissively.

No.  I don't lose my temper, if someone is behaving like a c**t then, that's what I'll refer to them as.  Losing your temper is just a waste of energy and you end up feeling worse after it than the thing that riled you in the first place.

[peter w]

I find it hilarious when a female used the word c**t

[UK Redsox]

C**t! usually does it for me.

That usually gives away that you have lost your temper. 'Twat' can be said very dismissively.

No.  I don't lose my temper, if someone is behaving like a c**t then, that's what I'll refer to them as.  Losing your temper is just a waste of energy and you end up feeling worse after it than the thing that riled you in the first place.

One of the blokes who sits behind me in the LTR uses "c**t" whenever a Villa player makes the slightest mistake. Its a word that, if its to be used at all, should be reserved for major situations

[Toronto Villa]

C**t! usually does it for me.

That usually gives away that you have lost your temper. 'Twat' can be said very dismissively.

No.  I don't lose my temper, if someone is behaving like a c**t then, that's what I'll refer to them as.  Losing your temper is just a waste of energy and you end up feeling worse after it than the thing that riled you in the first place.

One of the blokes who sits behind me in the LTR uses "c**t" whenever a Villa player makes the slightest mistake. Its a word that, if its to be used at all, should be reserved for major situations

Yep. Delph warranted it, Benteke didn't yet both left the club. I don't like the word but sometimes it can be justified. To use it all the time devalues it entirely. As does making a profanity a part of your everyday conversational vocabulary.

[pauliewalnuts]

I don't have any major objection to the C-bomb - I have been known to use it myself - but I really can't imagine any scenario whereby I'd shout it at someone, at a football match (or any public situation).

[Toronto Villa]

I don't have any major objection to the C-bomb - I have been known to use it myself - but I really can't imagine any scenario whereby I'd shout it at someone, at a football match (or any public situation).

Yep, I'm certainly never ever shouting it. If anyone resorts to that then they have other major control and anger issues. Football makes me angry but never to that extent.

[dave shelley]

Just to add a bit of clarity, it's not a word I use often in everyday language although I have to admit it crops up a lot in my thoughts.

[edgysatsuma89]

I don't regret using the word div.

We used to say 'am I boat' to replace 'am I fuck', and 'chatting bare pup' to replace 'talking shite'. I never understood why.

[paul_e]

I reserve the c-bomb for use as the correct pronunciation of Jeremy Hunt.

[Jimbo]

I don't have any major objection to the C-bomb - I have been known to use it myself - but I really can't imagine any scenario whereby I'd shout it at someone, at a football match (or any public situation).

South Brum ******. !

[LeeB]

I think "you lot are fucking up my childhood " is quite possibly the finest sentence I've read on this majestic forum

[Villa in Denmark]

I don't regret using the word div.

We used to say 'am I boat' to replace 'am I fuck', and 'chatting bare pup' to replace 'talking shite'. I never understood why.

"am I boat" has just brought another childhood memory sailing back from the late 70's / early 80's. I have no idea why either. Given that this was a Smethwick / Langley childhood I'd always assumed something to do with canals and narrow boats.

[Dante Lavelli]

I think "you lot are fucking up my childhood " is quite possibly the finest sentence I've read on this majestic forum

My favourite line on here was:

"I bet it's even shit in Heaven"

[Phil from the upper holte]

I find it hilarious when a female used the word c**t

Find it a bit of s turn on myself

[Damo70]

When I last saw him live a couple of years ago in Wolverhampton the ever diplomatic Jerry Sadowitz said the reason women hate the word c**t is because they all know that they are all c**ts. However, it still wasn't the most offensive thing he said that night. One soldier was moved to remove and wave his false leg at him before walking out hand in hand with his boyfriend. Soldiers and gays had both come in for some stick.