Isn’t “fooked”, “fecked” colloquial variations by location on “fucked”, or is there some fine difference. I am led to belive that Irish prefer “fecked”.
Pretty much, but the comment I was replying to already contained most of the words I knew so just chipping in rat-arsed and fucked seemed a bit pointless.
There’s a very popular (in the UK at least) comedian called Michael McIntyre who has a joke about how just about any word can become a euphemism for drunk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O597Bs6LZ7U
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I’ll start: drunk, pissed, hammered, plastered, sloshed, comatosed, wasted, tipsy, smashed.
Rat-arsed, fizzled, fucked, fooked, fecked
Isn’t “fooked”, “fecked” colloquial variations by location on “fucked”, or is there some fine difference. I am led to belive that Irish prefer “fecked”.
Pretty much, but the comment I was replying to already contained most of the words I knew so just chipping in rat-arsed and fucked seemed a bit pointless.
Vomiting, barefoot and full of semen?
Don’t forget “powder” and, as my old neighbors in Boston used to say, “The fuck is this shit?”
Fair point.
There’s a very popular (in the UK at least) comedian called Michael McIntyre who has a joke about how just about any word can become a euphemism for drunk. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O597Bs6LZ7U
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