In an attempt to follow Rule 4.2 (Don't bitch) I will start with the positives.
You'll know rape culture when I'm raping you, bitch" "I have your address and I will come round to your house and give u anal and you will love it you twat lol" "Act like a slut, getting treated like a sluy [sic]" "It's just one of those things you'll need to learn to deal with.
Lester: Don't tease, bitch.
But the first soldiers she met called her a "bandit, prostitute and bitch" for living among Chechens.
Much of the rest of the branch is put to unusual uses as well, including art exhibitions, yoga classes and "stitch and bitch" sessions (group knitting).
For the past three years or so, at least one stranger has sought me out pretty much every day to call me a fat bitch (or some pithy variation thereof).
Fry summed up her wit and strength: "I don't think she'd mind me calling her the web's No 1 cancer bitch".
It is Trump, she thinks, who is a modern-day Miss Julie – the queen bitch in the August Strindberg play she's just made into a movie.
"Just don't make me sound like a bitch.
It has been alleged that former Labor minister Eddie Obeid's family had a secret 30% holding in AWH and that Obeid tried to have Sydney Water managing director Kerry Schott fired, urging then water minister Phillip Costa to "sack the bitch".
The American writer Langston Hughes proclaimed "Life's a bitch" in 1940, but it's not clear who added the suffix – or when.
