"These fucked-up academics deserve to die painfully.
Stuff I think we need to address; we need to understand why these fucked-up things happen, so that we can educate ourselves going forward and try to prevent them from happening again, you know what I'm saying?
When I walk around the street, I keep seeing all these fucked-up people living in bad situations.
They were mad that I had made comments about the racial stereotypes in the event's musical performances, the lack of people of color overall, and how even though McDonald was winning such a big award, it didn't lessen the fact that there was still a giant lack of people of color and all these fucked-up stereotypes.
Satisfied, he asked me to repeat after him: "All these feelings of fuck, all these feelings of fuck you, all of these feelings of get fucked, all these feelings of fuck off, leave my body!" How does my future look now?
"[Dad] didn't know how to entertain us, so he'd always drive us to these really fucked up theme parks".
A friend of mine, Brandon Asraf, who I bought weed from a lifetime ago, used to tell me these really fucked up, mobbed up stories about his old man.
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.
Did these guys know how fucked up they were?
