Nice word, SW.
Perhaps one of the most interesting and colourful words in the English language today is the word " ". It is the one magical word which just by its sound can describe pain, pleasure, hate and love.
In the language, " " falls into many grammatical categories. It can be used as a verb, both transitive (John ed Eva) and intransitive (John ed). It can be an active verb (John s), or a passive verb (John was ed), or an adverb (Eva is ing interested in John), or a noun (Eva is a fine ). It can also be used as an adjective (Janet is a ing beauty). As you can see, there are not many words with the versatility of " ".
Besides its sexual connotation, this word can be used to describe many situations:
Fraud : The Spurs got ed by the refs against the Mavs.
Dismay : Oh, it!
Trouble : Now I'm ed.
Aggression : you, Cuban!
Surprise : me!
Confusion : What the ?
Difficulty : I don't ing understand Pop's small ball hardon!
Despair : ed again.
Philosophical : Who gives a ?
Laziness : He's ed off.
Incompetence : He's ed up.
Displeasure: What the ?
Rebellion : Oh it.
Banter: wit!
It can be useful in descriptive anatomy: Jason Terry really is a ing arse-hole.
It can be used to tell the time: It's six ing thirty.
It can be used as a prediction: Oh, will I get ed?
It can be used in business: Why did I get this ing job?
It can be maternal: You mother er!
It can be nautical: the admiral!
It can be political: Bush!
It can be used to enhance meaning: SW is Beauti ingful, or the calls that the Dirk got were un ingbelievable.
And of course, it can open the door to many relationships ... Let's !
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Damn-it !!! I was busted.
