What is absolutely the worst swear word combo?

Posted by Still-Consideration6@reddit | AskUK | View on Reddit | 7 comments

Following on from something earlier swear words are pretty common place nowadays I mentioned to someone several phrases are still a little shocking to me I work on a building site so it's common parlance to pepper a sentence with multiple swear word combos. Do your worst I don't want to open in case I get a ban I'll let you have it not entirely sure this can even be asked?

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Axe_Wielding_Actuary@reddit

f word, n word as per Jesse Smollet's testimony.

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johnhughthom@reddit

Not sure about the worst. Cunty-bollocks is the best.

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Chicken_shish@reddit

As it happens, my favourite combines them all: shit-fuck-cunty-bollocks. For when you stub your toe or smack your head on a beam.

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gogginsbulldog1979@reddit

I have a friend who once called his mum a 'dried-up, menopausal old cunt'. That was about 25 years ago and I still think it's horrific, particularly as he said it to his mum.

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bnanzaz@reddit

Shit fuck

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