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Deuxcents

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10. We've had many discussions about the word *bitch* on here. Some find it sexist to no big deal.

Thu Feb 12, 2026, 04:24 PM

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The word * cunt* is the ultimate of vulgarities here in the US but used quite freely in other countries so it’s the power given the word, as you say. If one considers Pam Bondi the ultimate of vulgarity and wants to use the word, I’m not going to argue..if the shoe fits kinda thing with me.

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I avoid using that word (though I know the British don't cringe as much), Ocelot II 7 hrs ago #1

There ARE cases where it applies. USS_Dauntless 5 hrs ago #35

I look at the word like calling a guy a "Dick", obviously not saying the guy is like Nixon. Well, maybe so.. LiberalArkie 5 hrs ago #47

It is a no no word for my sex mr715 7 hrs ago #2

My lips are sealed but my big beautiful brain is "running free" with forbidden words. Marie Marie 7 hrs ago #6

Same here. I won't say it but with respect to certain people I'll think it. Ocelot II 7 hrs ago #8

I'm a woman Betty Boom 5 hrs ago #49

I'm a man mr715 5 hrs ago #52

So was I Betty Boom.... so was I! mountain grammy 5 hrs ago #56

I understand PatSeg 7 hrs ago #3

I find that word gross and vulgar. Dulcinea 6 hrs ago #28

Skags enid602 6 hrs ago #30

On a bondi thread I posted "itch hore" and was alerted on. mobeau69 5 hrs ago #37

Ditto that (without the "W" one) aeromanKC 5 hrs ago #59

How about bitch with a capital C? Tom Dyer 5 hrs ago #46

The best interpretation I have of Britons of using the word "c*nt" is, ironically, the same as when Americans say Intractable 7 hrs ago #4

She's puckered at both ends. Give Peace A Chance 5 hrs ago #42

I got admonished by DU monitors poli-junkie 7 hrs ago #5

See 37 above. mobeau69 5 hrs ago #38

This message was self-deleted by its author mobeau69 5 hrs ago #39

Nonsense Betty Boom 5 hrs ago #50

What are your views on sarisataka 5 hrs ago #58

I use the combination Traildogbob 7 hrs ago #7

Busted! snowybirdie 7 hrs ago #9

We've had many discussions about the word *bitch* on here. Some find it sexist to no big deal. Deuxcents 6 hrs ago #10

If I can't find a more creative insult than that, that would be on me EdmondDantes_ 6 hrs ago #11

+1 leftstreet 6 hrs ago #12

My wife, born and raised in the UK odins folly 6 hrs ago #13

I never used to use the B word. Irish_Dem 6 hrs ago #14

Kristi Noem too sboatcar 6 hrs ago #15

The one word (well, actually two) I will never say or even think DET 6 hrs ago #16

People are over thinking this Wifes husband 6 hrs ago #17

Wow. The fallacy is mercuryblues 6 hrs ago #18

No kidding. demmiblue 5 hrs ago #36

I thought you were going to say "Complicit". n/t Hugin 6 hrs ago #19

Contemptible. Harker 6 hrs ago #20

Misogyny isn't exclusive to the right, just sayin'. n/t demmiblue 6 hrs ago #21

She's an absolute c-word. mwooldri 6 hrs ago #22

With her, I would have to go with the old comeback steelyboo 6 hrs ago #23

Perfect Betty Boom 5 hrs ago #55

It's a word I rarely, rarely utter, but I was yelling it at the TV yesterday. LOL. Vinca 6 hrs ago #24

Same here. That's what made me post this Betty Boom 5 hrs ago #57

I hate it and will never use it, no matter how despicable someone is. Oneironaut 6 hrs ago #25

Nope. Still offensive Easterncedar 6 hrs ago #26

Channelling my inner Shakespeare from Twelfth Night ... aggiesal 6 hrs ago #27

What a wonderful play. I'll have to re-watch this - there are many productions available online. erronis 5 hrs ago #48

"See you next Tuesday" Pam Seinan Sensei 6 hrs ago #29

These people... idahoblue 5 hrs ago #31

Yeah, No. Kind Of Appalled, TBH. ColoringFool 5 hrs ago #32

Same obamanut2012 5 hrs ago #34

It is insanely misogynistic, even when used in British English obamanut2012 5 hrs ago #33

+1 leftstreet 5 hrs ago #41

Well that's the thing about British slang, they call the guys c*nts! Intractable 5 hrs ago #44

It's not a word i use, but there are times when virgdem 5 hrs ago #40

K&R red dog 1 5 hrs ago #43

Ah, rationalization and self-justification sarisataka 5 hrs ago #45

I thought I was the only one calling her that RainCaster 5 hrs ago #51

It is not a word I have used. TNNurse 5 hrs ago #53

I propose a new descriptor for the lexicon, going forward. kurtyboy 5 hrs ago #54