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What's one word or phrase that makes you automatically think less of anyone who says it?
 
I'd say the 'C' word.


....but I'll I've said it before, not in a serious manner though, just joking around with someone who I know won't be offended by it.
 
From the Glossary:

"C - word"
A Politically Correct Euphemism for the word "Cunt" when used to refer negatively to a Woman, meant to not offend anyone in spite of its use. See highlighted terms.

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Cunt, Cunny, Coney
Words used to describe the external Female Sexual Organs. 'Cunt' is usually considered impolite, Crude, and even negative, however, that is diminishing in certain circles from overuse. 'Cunny' is relatively neutral in the US, although the related term 'coney' is less well known and is also an archaic term for a young rabbit. Compare: Pussy.
'Cunt' is considered a Crude and derogatory term for an unpleasant woman when used in most situations, in some media outlets it is used a the 'C-word' which see. Also see: Ho, Pussy, Female Sexual Organs, Seven Dirty Words, Twat, Vulva.

Cunt Hair
Human hair which grows in a woman's Pubic region or on the Mound of Venus. The removal of which is now subject of political debate and regulation in New Jersey. See: Pubic Hair, Waxing, Shaving. Also see: Short Hairs.
Unit of measure in some situations to indicate that whatever is being talked about it really close to being exact. Scientifically speaking, a average human hair is one tenth of a millimeter thick (that's .003937 of an inch) no matter where it comes from on the body.

http://bruthadeep.com/f4/sexglossary.htm
 
DrLeftover said:
From the Glossary:

"C - word"
A Politically Correct Euphemism for the word "Cunt" when used to refer negatively to a Woman, meant to not offend anyone in spite of its use. See highlighted terms.

... ...
Cunt, Cunny, Coney
Words used to describe the external Female Sexual Organs. 'Cunt' is usually considered impolite, Crude, and even negative, however, that is diminishing in certain circles from overuse. 'Cunny' is relatively neutral in the US, although the related term 'coney' is less well known and is also an archaic term for a young rabbit. Compare: Pussy.
'Cunt' is considered a Crude and derogatory term for an unpleasant woman when used in most situations, in some media outlets it is used a the 'C-word' which see. Also see: Ho, Pussy, Female Sexual Organs, Seven Dirty Words, Twat, Vulva.

Cunt Hair
Human hair which grows in a woman's Pubic region or on the Mound of Venus. The removal of which is now subject of political debate and regulation in New Jersey. See: Pubic Hair, Waxing, Shaving. Also see: Short Hairs.
Unit of measure in some situations to indicate that whatever is being talked about it really close to being exact. Scientifically speaking, a average human hair is one tenth of a millimeter thick (that's .003937 of an inch) no matter where it comes from on the body.

http://bruthadeep.com/f4/sexglossary.htm

Uh... thanks, I think.
 
Just clarifying.

I could have done this, from the same source:

Seven Dirty Words
Classic comedic bit by George Carlin (1937 - 2008).
Related list of words, actually more than seven, which at the time of his 1972 album release could not be said on broadcast TV or radio. Since then, the restrictions have been relaxed somewhat, but there are still several of them that cannot be used during TV's Family Hour, which see, and there are new words which cannot be used due to the Political Correctness form of Censorship. Also see: Expletive, God, Jesus Christ.

The comedic routine by Carlin resulted in him being arrested several times, which, of course, added to his notoriety and thereby sold more concert tickets and albums for him. In 1972 he was arrested and charged with Obscenity under the Federal law. A 1973 radio broadcast of the same routine resulted in another citation. However in 1978 the US Supreme Court ruled in Carlin's favor that the routine was "indecent but not obscene". See: Obscenity, Indecent, First Amendment, Crude Remarks, "bleep", and related.

Carlin's original list included: Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker, and Tits. See: all entries under their own headings in this Glossary.

"Shit, Piss, Fuck, Cunt, Cocksucker, Motherfucker, and Tits. Those are the heavy seven. Those are the ones that'll infect your soul, curve your spine and keep the country from winning the war."

- George Carlin (1937 - 2008), "Seven Words You Can Never Say on Television", album: Class Clown, Atlantic Records, 1972
 
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