The Most Functional English Word

CyaBye3015

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If I'm not mistaken the below was originally authored by the smartest man on the planet....George Carlin. At least he thinks he is.

THE MOST FUNCTIONAL ENGLISH WORD

Well, it's sh** ... that's right, sh**!
Sh** may just be the most functional word in the English language.
Consider:
You can get sh**-faced, Be sh**-out-of-luck, Or have sh** for brains.

With a little effort, you can get your sh** together, find a place
for your sh**, or be asked to sh** or get off the pot.

You can smoke sh**, buy sh**, sell sh**, lose sh**, find sh**, forget sh**, and tell others to eat sh**.

Some people know their sh**, while others can't tell the difference
between sh** and shineola.

There are lucky sh**s, dumb sh**s, and crazy sh**s. There is bull sh**,
horse sh**, and chicken sh**.

You can throw sh**, sling sh**, catch sh**, shoot the sh**, or duck when the sh** hits the fan.

You can give a sh** or serve sh** on a shingle.

You can find yourself in deep sh** or be happier than a pig in sh**.

Some days are colder than sh**, some days are hotter than sh**, and some days are just plain sh**ty.

Some music sounds like sh**, things can look like sh**, and there are times when you feel like sh**.

You can have too much sh**, not enough sh**, the right sh**, the wrong sh** or a lot of weird sh**.

You can carry sh**, have a mountain of sh**, or find yourself up sh** creek without a paddle.

Sometimes everything you touch turns to sh** and other times you fall in a bucket of sh** and come out smelling like a rose.

When you stop to consider all the facts, it's the basic building block of the English language.

And remember, once you know your sh**, you don't need to know anything else!!

You could pass this along, if you give a sh**; or not do so if you don't give a sh**!

Well, Sh**, it's time for me to go. Just wanted you to know that I do give a sh** and hope you had a nice day, without a bunch of sh**. But,
if you happened to catch a load of sh** from some sh**-head..........
Well, Sh** Happens!!!
 

el don

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the most functional english word is f**K

probably will get deleted to the f#@king trash bin but

it is easily understood in english and f#@king spanish

as an adverb - " maria tlks to f#@king much"

adjative - " juan is doing all the f#@king work"

as an advrb enhanceing and adjative "maria is f#@king buetiful"

transital verb " juan f#@ked maria"

intransital verb - "maria f#@ks"

as a noun " I don't give a f#@k"

as part of a word, engish or spanish, "abso f#@king lutly" or "in f#@king credible"

as every word in a sentance " f#@k the F#@king F#@kers"

fraud " I got f#@ked at the used car lot today"

dismay - " awh f#@k it"

trouble " I guess I am really f#@ked now"

aggression " don't f#@k with me buddy"

difficulty "I don't understand this f#@king question"

Inquery " who the f#@k was that?"

Dissatisfaction "I don't like what the f#@k is going on here"

Incompatence " he's a f#@k off"

dismissal " why don't you go outside and play go hide and f#@k yourself"

say it loadly and proudly F#@K YOU

although s**t may be quite versital

F#@K is well into the spanish language and is well understood, ever heard a dominican use S**t, sounds the same, but F#@K they know and have learned and can use in the same way we do in english

mi f#@king palabra favorita aqui

no me f#@king diga, me lo f#@king dijo el mismo a ayer.


f#@king ciao