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I still can't put my hand on the difference between "fucked" and "fucked up"
I was also going to mention that I'm not entirely sure I get the meaning of "to flip out." Doesn't mean to get very mad and act upon that emotion?
"Fucked" = sex, mistreatment, in trouble
"They fucked." = "They had sex." "The company fucked him (over)." = "The company mistreated him." "He's fucked." = "He's in trouble." "Fucked up" = messed up "I fucked up." = "I messed up." "This computer is fucked up." = "This computer is messed up (isn't working right)." "That's a fucked up situation." = "That's a bad/weird situation." "Flipping out" means suddenly getting very angry. It implies that the person is yelling and acting somewhat crazy.
"Fucked up" can also be slank for "drunk" -- after two six-packs and half a bottle of tequila, he was all fucked up.
What kind of word is spel? Hypocrite.
That's an American way of spelling. Honour as honor or spell as spel.
Me, American, never! I spel spel as spel because I'm a special breed from Northern England and Her Majesty gave me a dispensation. Vive l'Angleterre du nord ! Mort aux francais ! Attends...mais, je parle le francais britannique !
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absolute nonsense! ...and Brennus, as a moderator, I'm absolutely disgusted and somewhat disappointed that you allowed yourself to be a part of this ridiculous and outrageous topic. ...and Adam, cut the spelling thing out, I for one prefer 'spell' (the American version) compared to 'spel' ...and abc, enough already; with your nonsensical questions!
It's not that we Americans can't spell, it's that this American (hic!) can't type worth a crap.
Nobody spells "spell" as "spel", Stan. And get off your high horse already. Without the word "fuck", most of us would be unable to truly express our sentiments honestly and in full when necessary.... |