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Steven Pinker, in The Stuff of Thought, lists five different ways we can swear: "descriptively (Let's fuck), idiomatically (It's fucked up), abusively (Fuck you…!), emphatically (This is fucking amazing), and cathartically (Fuck!!!)." None of these functions require swearwords.
Asked about his leg, Cavendish's : "It's fucked".
It's fucked.
Because if that's the result of the sexual revolution, then it's fucked us up big time.
"Hi there," he said in his laconic Scottish timbre, "welcome to Romania – it's fucked, and there's shooting from the hotel, which is returned; the Washington Post guy left when a bullet hit his bedhead.
Quicker said: it's fucked.
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It was like all white, and it was fucked-up, yo!" It seemed like almost everyone at the Ridgemont who would talk to us had a story.
"Why don't you punch me for it?" "That's fucked-up," he grunted.
"That's fucked up!
But it will come, and when it does, we are fucked".
If this is folk, it's the fucked-up and fucked-around-with variety.
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